The Soul Set - Article on the group

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great stuff bud,really enjoyed that ! superb info and pictures,thanks bud

jason

Great read and pix , thanks..........

Tell them they owe me royalties, and I want my school report back

:-)

wich one's Norman Seldon!

None of them...different group...as mentioned in the copious notes.

brilliant read and pictures

and its one 45 i've never owned whats the going rate these days and does anyone have one to trade maybe ?

Thanx Dave,i didnt read the pages about the group in your site until now,great article.

Thanx Dave,i didnt read the pages about the group in your site until now,great article.

Glad you enjoyed it mate...was fun piecing it all together...and Charlie was knocked out that folk liked the tunes all these years later!

Still one of the best Carolina Soul 45's to grace the Rare Soul scene...ever...imo!

great to have any info on our heros from over the water.

use to have will you ever learn,was only a vg copy but played ok.

loved the label bi-me,just a pity not many did.

Fantastic piece mate I think I'll spin this at Stoke on Saturday regards Simon.

I always appreciate anyone taking the time to document some piece of the music, thanks for your work on this.

Excellent stuff son - a great read!

Thanks all...it ain't work it's a privilege!

Quick follow-up...the guys would like to hear of what memories their disc has for you lot...where did you first hear it, who was the DJ, what was the dancefloor reaction and what does it mean to you etc!?

'preciate any (sensible!) replies.

Anyone got a scan of the two-page feature in Black Echoes about Stafford, which had a label scan of the Soul Set wihtin it, please?

TIA

Some bitter-sweet news:

Two of the guys, Charlie and Dick finally got to meet up after too many years of being out of touch. The meet-up prompted Dick to go seaching for other band members. Sadly he discovered that their bass man, Tony Gibson, passed away last year. His obituary mentioned that he was in the Soul Set, so they take solace in the fact that the family felt it important enough to mention this within the obituary.

RIP Tony Gibson