Part 4 of "The Best Of 70s/Crossover Soul LP Tracks" Is Now Available For Your listening Pleasure!

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Listened earlier, excellent once again.  Track listing please 

Some really nice tracks , any chance of track list please

Great mix. Thanks for posting 

Great stuff Chris. Listened last night as I made a curry. 

Thanks for your efforts - well worth while.

Pete

46 minutes ago, Peter99 said:

Great stuff Chris. Listened last night as I made a curry. 

Thanks for your efforts - well worth while.

Pete

Soul music and Curry.........does life get any better than that Peter!?

Glad you enjoyed it mate.

Chris

very nice

 

Thanks for the positive comments everyone.

Working on the playlist!

 

Chris

Edited March 22, 20178 yr by chris anderton

Superb post keep em coming 👍🎶🎶🎶🎶👏👌. Any tips for a ruby ?

Edited March 22, 20178 yr by Spain pete

45 minutes ago, Spain pete said:

Superb post keep em coming 👍🎶🎶🎶🎶👏👌. Any tips for a ruby ?

I'm going to start a new food thread soon Pete. My homemade Punjabi curry will be my first offering - made from scratch.

Pete

Apologies Chris! 

Well, I may counter with my own home-made lamb curry! So easy to make, just throw it all in and it "tastes as good as any Indian restaurant"....my wife's words not mine! Only change I make it to put ginger in with the garlic!

https://allrecipes.co.uk/recipe/5777/indian-lamb-or-beef-keema.aspx?o_is=Hub_TopRecipe_4

Chris

Great listening again Chris, really enjoyed this little series:-))) 

Quorn chilli with soured cream and tortillas here

Top drawer selections,doesn't get much better than that does it? Unless it does on the next one!

Got a few little tips up my sleeve for a madras restaurant style. sorry again chris👳

OK, here is the track listing complete with the album titles!

I will not post this on Mixcloud until tomorrow but here is a sneak look for the soul-source clan.

The Best of 70s/Crossover Soul Lp Tracks Volume 4.

Randy Brown-Love is all we need-Parachute "Welcome to my room" Lp

Jack Ashford-I'll fly to your open arms-Magic Disc "Hotel sheet" LP

Jae Mason-Cloud of Sunshine-Buddah "Tender man" LP

Voices of East Harlem-Amazing love-Just sunshine "Can you feel it" LP

James Brown-You took my heart-Polydor "Get up offa that thing" LP

Gil Scott Heron-Back Home-Strata -east "Winter in America" LP

Jackie Wilson-Hard to get a thing called love-Brunswick "You got me walking" Lp

Jerry Butler-How can I get in touch with you-Mercury "The ice man cometh" Lp

Gene Townsel-There's no use hiding-Dobre "Time wounds all heals" LP

Cate Brothers-Can't stop-Asylum "In one eye and out the other" LP

Gladys Knight-If You ever need someone-CBS "Self Titled" Lp 1979

C.A.T-Where there's true love-Magna Glide "Self titled" Lp

Tymes-It's so good to be waking up with you-RCA "Turning point" LP

Dysons Faces-Welcome to all this love again-DRR "Self titled" LP

Four Tops-Save it for a rainy day-ABC  "The show must go on" LP

Al Wilson-Fifty/fifty situation-Bell "La la peace song" LP

Impressions-Potent love-Curtom "Times have changed" LP

Willie Tee-Take your time-Capitol "I'm only a man" LP

Art Gentry-This is my chance-Kent white label LP.

21 hours ago, concrete said:

Quorn chilli with soured cream and tortillas here

Lovely! Mexican tomorrow for us.....although I am off Stateside next week and I almost live on it over there!

Chris

Top tunes from a top man !!

Cheers Chris.

7" / 45s

15 hours ago, oldsoulgit said:

Top tunes from a top man !!

Cheers Chris.

Cheers Jim, You are not so bad yourself!

Chris

9 hours ago, sunnysoul said:

7" / 45s

Bit of "artistic licence" used on a couple of tracks!

Chris

The Gene Townsel was on the LP first , the single came a few years later.

James Brown got a release on a single , I think in Venezuela,  it was played at the H & G recently 

awesome stuff ! the cate bros, had that lp for about 20 years and never played that track, great stuff please post more

Hiya, Chris always had a good ear for tunes and can play them in the right order. Though curry and soul ain't my bag. Soul, beer and more soul is.   My only gripe with Chris is that on one of his earlier trips to the states he mentioned a new series called ' family guy' and I've been addicted  ever since and if I remember correctly ' spicey food was not on his menu.  Twisted wheel oldie was more apt ' can't sit down'.  Cheers

Hiya, And yes I do love curry but has to be home made these days as Indian/ Bangladesh  restaurants have gone far too mild.  I actually grew some micro scotch bonnets to put in mine, guaranteed to make anyone dance without music, my arse  twitched as I wrote that last bit,  scaredy arse!!!!!,  cheers

Hiya, not too sure about cate bros, not really real soul but then again ' battered ships' odyssey, doobie bros long train and then mike McDonald ' god knows' another thread on here.  Soul used to be so different when I was a sprog.  Maybe this should be a separate issue but some of my favourite tunes ( not all by a long way)  are by artists who jumped on the sounds of the time-  Charlie rich- don't tear me down  hi recordings. Billy shields- I was a boy, johnny maestro - stepping out of the picture, billy storm on hbr etc etc etc.  somewhere someone said ooh that sounds a bit like X record and someone else said ' do you know  that X record sounds a bit like this record and then somebody else  said I'm gonna play this record by ' graham Bonney - super girl,' because it sounded a bit like the X X record and then............  As someone said ' if the shit fits, wear it.  Oh by the way  ( no I didn't bring my guitar)  I've been listening to Otis and Levi  all night.  Keep the fat, cheers

Hiya,  keep forgetting ' smiley face'  etc etc   But as I've said before, never read a book/ article with ' hey it's only a joke/ this is serious, at the end.  Cheers

Just listening, Chris.

 

Great stuff and perfectly book-ended with the wonderful Randy Brown and Art Gentry tracks.

On 25/03/2017 at 12:17, Jaco said:

Just listening, Chris.

 

Great stuff and perfectly book-ended with the wonderful Randy Brown and Art Gentry tracks.

Thank you Jaco.

 

Chris