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This is from a 1976 ITV documentary called Aquarius...it's the only footage I've seen of Roy Shirley, who was one of Jamaica's most soulful singers. I cut the clip short as he starts showboating a bit! Note Rico Rodrigues on trombone.

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Sorry Pete, I don't feel or hear any soul in that :thumbsup:

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Sorry Pete, I don't feel or hear any soul in that :thumbsup:

I didn't say you were supposed to..

who was one of Jamaica's most soulful singers

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Touched my Soul that's for sure!

Keep posting them up Pete if you have time, great stuff, much appreciated!!!

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Soulful singer - but it doesn't literally mean he sings soul songs. I'll put an mp3 up see if you can hear what I mean. Anyway it's more for the fact it's a very rare clip (the video I mean)

p.s. the attached mp3 is not one of my favourite tracks but it was the first I found

Unquestionably one of the greatest and most individualistic soul singers of all time as far as I'm concerned, up there with Otis Redding, Solomon Burke, Toots Hibbert and James Carr - and even better live than on records...

....Hold them right and left now, Shirley!

TONE :D

Unquestionably one of the greatest and most individualistic soul singers of all time as far as I'm concerned, up there with Otis Redding, Solomon Burke, Toots Hibbert a

Was he a part of the ska duo Roy & Yvonne?

brilliant,fascinating clip,i love stuff like this, thanks pete

I think that was a guy named Roy Panton with Yvonne but someone will know for sure

Yes, you're spot on, mate....

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