B J Thomas died not fully soul but had a few plays on th

 

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RIP Sir

This was a huge tune around 78. Maybe earlier also.

Ed

 

original version?

 

popular at the turn of the century

RIP

42 minutes ago, Tomangoes said:

RIP Sir

This was a huge tune around 78. Maybe earlier also.

Ed

 

Somebody had this at my old youth club. That's when I last heard it.

RIP.

Hugh

12 minutes ago, Mike said:

original version?

 

popular at the turn of the century

RIP

Big tune at The Dome. Sad news. One of the best blue-eyed soulsters ever.

4 hours ago, Tomangoes said:

RIP Sir

This was a huge tune around 78. Maybe earlier also.

Ed

 

Played at St Ives & Yate - massive tune at the time, bit poppy but filled the floors - RIP  

3 hours ago, Zoomsoulblue said:

Played at St Ives & Yate - massive tune at the time, bit poppy but filled the floors - RIP  

 

3 hours ago, Zoomsoulblue said:

Played at St Ives & Yate - massive tune at the time, bit poppy but filled the floors - RIP  

RIP BJ , loved your tune in 78 and still

like hearing it today. Great memories 

9 hours ago, Tomangoes said:

RIP Sir

This was a huge tune around 78. Maybe earlier also.

Ed

 

Was a massive Yate record, I think Clarkie discovered it or at least played it first, seem to remember it got booted as well.

And not forgetting , Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head ,,B side ,,I Never Had It So Good ,Ashford and Simpson tune on Wand UK 

 

Also check out his Version of "What Does it Take {to win your love }" on a Mexican only Sceptre 45 . Well up there with the multitude of other covers!