What is the greatest grower, for me it has to be Ernie Andrews - Where were you (when i needed you) Capitol 5448. Just grows and grows then grows some more, into a superb piece of soul (writen by A cooper and a Mr I Levine - not our Mr Levine surely). Just wished it lasted a bit longer.

What is the greatest grower?

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No, seriously, there are quite a few records that fall into that category. My personal grower, which grew on me and continues to, is the Mar-J's "Got To Find A Way Out".

Edited February 24, 200619 yr by Gene-R

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was just thinkin along those lines myself

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I Knew it - Be serious now. I like a bit of organic matter as much as the next man, a bit of Mulch goes down well to.

I Knew it - Be serious now. I like a bit of organic matter as much as the next man, a bit of Mulch goes down well to.

gosh i was gonna reply...an elephants nudger during sex but wont bother now

Mar-J's another one of me fav's.

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No, seriously, there are quite a few records that fall into that category. My personal grower, which grew on me and continues to, is the Mar-J's "Got To Find A Way Out".

Love the horns at the intro - Slightly dissapointed at vocals but is growing on me.

ATB

Rich

Love the horns at the intro - Slightly dissapointed at vocals but is growing on me.

It does, doesn't it!

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No, seriously, there are quite a few records that fall into that category. My personal grower, which grew on me and continues to, is the Mar-J's "Got To Find A Way Out".

Liked that one first time I heard it quite some years ago. It was worth listening to Saus DJ at Wilton just to hear him play it - I'd have a dance and then go back outside to interogate whichever poor soul decided to walk past....

What is the greatest grower, for me it has to be Ernie Andrews - Where were you (when i needed you) Capitol 5448. Just grows and grows then grows some more, into a superb piece of soul (writen by A cooper and a Mr I Levine - not our Mr Levine surely). Just wished it lasted a bit longer.

Mary Wheeler, I Feel In My Heart, actually quite lame at first before it takes off. Similarly Charlie McCoy, Girl, on Monument, if only the first two thirds were like the last third. Bit of a poppy vocal maybe but great backing track towards the end. Fancy buying a record for the last 50 seconds, doh!

I Knew it - Be serious now. I like a bit of organic matter as much as the next man, a bit of Mulch goes down well to.

Jimmy J Barnes on Organic ATB Steve

Jimmy J Barnes on Organic ATB Steve

Did a trade on mine acouple of years ago, replaced since with a UK Hayley 45 to get the full 7 minutes on one side.

What is the greatest grower, for me it has to be Ernie Andrews - Where were you (when i needed you) Capitol 5448. Just grows and grows then grows some more, into a superb piece of soul (writen by A cooper and a Mr I Levine - not our Mr Levine surely). Just wished it lasted a bit longer.

Jacks Beanstalk takes some beating

Steve

Jack & the Beanstalk brilliant, let's face it he'd be up there for best ever bargin buy too !!!

But come on let's get back on track. I think our friend is looking for favourite records that start slowly & build to a fantasticly soulful crecendo (usually enders). & i think "Ernie Andrews- Where were you" does take a lot of beating !! Love It !! Makes the hairs stand up on the back of my neck !!! Meant to play it at the Worcester Uni do but completely forgot. Definatly play it at the next one on JUNE 10TH !!!

Jack & the Beanstalk brilliant, let's face it he'd be up there for best ever bargin buy too !!!

But come on let's get back on track. I think our friend is looking for favourite records that start slowly & build to a fantasticly soulful crecendo (usually enders). & i think "Ernie Andrews- Where were you" does take a lot of beating !! Love It !! Makes the hairs stand up on the back of my neck !!! Meant to play it at the Worcester Uni do but completely forgot. Definatly play it at the next one on JUNE 10TH !!!

Ok back on track. Freddie Paris, There she goes RCA It just grows and grows, big production big voice and at the end you could,nt get another instrument in the orchestra to fit on the record, simply AWESOME imo

Steve

Arthur Prysock-----House by the side of the road

Not a great record by any stretch but builds up from the begining to an impressive finish

What is the greatest grower, for me it has to be Ernie Andrews - Where were you (when i needed you) Capitol 5448. Just grows and grows then grows some more, into a superb piece of soul (writen by A cooper and a Mr I Levine - not our Mr Levine surely). Just wished it lasted a bit longer.

ROOSEVILLE MATHEWS "YOU GOT ME DIGGIN YOU"

'SINCE I MET YOU' PAUL SINDAB

CAN'T STOP PLAYING IT......PLAYED IT OUT..TO GOOD RESPONSE.

CHRIS M

Edited March 3, 200619 yr by bearsoul

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