Please tell me the choon/choons that make you cry !!!!!

Mine include These memories - Almeta Latimore and the wonderful Save your love for me - Vivian Reed

Andy

dont leave me baby-ray gant( the best record ever, ever, ever)

back home-gil scot heron (bside of the bottle, fookin awesome)

ordinary joe- terry callier (not sure why , dont know what its about but it does it)

you make me feel brand new- stylistics ( i believe this was one of dave godins faves)

what-judy street, i had no mortgage, no worries, no kids, a 30 inch waist, i could dance all night, a ford capri, kickers, hair , a job that finished on a friday and did not start again till monday.....

OH MY DARLIN.... JACKIE LEE....... What a tearjerker that is

IMPERIAL C's - SOMEONE TELL HER - PHIL LA OF SOUL

Makes me bloody cry, I've just been outbid on it. :angry:

Jimmy Bo Horne - I just cant speak

The Chi-lites

Oh Girl

Coldest Days Of My Life (previously mentioned in thread)

How come no ones mentioned

Bobby Goldsborough Honey when i suprised her with a puppy kept me up all christmas night two years ago, & honey i miss you ahh aah and im feeling blue

Hi Cousin John

Thanks for your input mate . Yeah cant wait til 5th Aug

Can't Get Over These Memories - Spyder Turner

Charles Johnson - Love So Good

Somthing New to Do - Bobby Sheen

Some more mellow tunes...

"It's Heaven To Me" - Isaac Hayes (Polydor)

"And If I Haved" - Teddy Pendergrass (PIR)

"Payback Is A Dog" - Stylistics (Avco)

"Hey Love" - Delfonics (Philly Groove)

"In The Night Time" - Michael Henderson

"Gonna Be Strong" - Intruders (Gamble)

"What Color Is Love" - Dee Dee Sharp (TSOP)

"Warm & Tender" - Percy Sledge (Atlantic)

"Let It All Out" - O'Jays (Liberty)

"Angie" - Stevie Wonder (Motown)

"Bitter Sweet" - MFSB (PIR)

"And If I Haved" - Teddy Pendergrass (PIR)

Teddy did some great stuff mate. Somebody Told Me, The Whole Town is Laughing etc........

Teddy did some great stuff mate. Somebody Told Me, The Whole Town is Laughing etc........

Yeah, Peter... In fact I choosed "And If I haved" and could have said "the whole selftitled Teddy pendergrass LP". Practically all the tracks have an high level of melancoly (except "I Don't Love You Anymore" and "More I Get More I Want"). Sadly, this was diminished in the folowing albums, where only "Cold Cold World" (from "Life I A Song...") or "My Great Inspiration" (from the "It's Time For Love" set), admits, IMHO, a comparison in the mellow high level.

Some others:

"Blue Star" - The Blue Notes (re-edited by Collectables and originally not sure if it was an Hartoon 45, ?)

"Love Beams" - Lonnie Liston Smith

"What The World's Coming To" - Dexter Wansel (PIR); (the blend of the sound by sea's waves and children laughing make me feel a strange sweet melancoly... Like in the L. Ritchie's cover by Jerry Butler on "This Is Yor Life"!)

"Deep Water" - Incognito feat. Maysa Leak (Talkin' Loud)

"Marrakesh" - Incognito feat. Maysa Leak (Talkin' Loud)

"Summer Samba" - Walter Wonderley (Verve); (I don't know the reason why, but ALL the brazilian music transmit to me mellow feelings, despite the fact that can to be a joyful tune!)

"i can see him loving you",anderson brothers,gsf,...who were the anderson brothers???? cannot find out anything about them...

Hello Soulie55,

Dont know either but it sounds like an excellent 70's tune that I can't afford!! lol..

Jayne.x.

Zerben R Hicks- Lights Out -

Listening to it right now, crying my eyes out. Just lost the love of my life.

Gives you hardboiled lot something to laugh about!

Anybody have an mp3 to send to northern72@hotmail.com ? Would be a big favor.

best, crybaby christian punky

Edited May 14, 200718 yr by cesar

someday - the tempests.

sometimes it's good to have a big ol' cry...get it all out of your system....and this is the one for me

someday - the tempests.

sometimes it's good to have a big ol' cry...get it all out of your system....and this is the one for me

This is the one that I find myself getting emotionally upset to as well...

I dance to it ..then need to exit the room to pull myself together..

Funny how a song can change your mood in an instance

Luther - Dance with my father

actually welling up just typing this.

Gerri Grainger - I Go To Pieces...

Still gets me after all these years

Gerri Grainger - I Go To Pieces...

Still gets me after all these years

That's a good shout mate.

" Woman of Ireland" Bob James, a haunting masterpiece. Played at my Mum's funeral as she went through the curtain.

Also, Gene Townsell's "Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast" superb album.

Cheers D'Arcy

Gerri Grainger - I Go To Pieces...

Still gets me after all these years

wow, you got one there....just singing it in my head brings a tear to my eye.....i'll have to go and buy a load of st. johns wort at the health shop at this rate

IMPERIAL C's - SOMEONE TELL HER - PHIL LA OF SOUL

Makes me bloody cry, I've just been outbid on it. :angry:

Holy grail record Phil and stands the test of time...One of the great rare soul tunes fir the ears and the dancefloor...In my top 5...

Tunes to make you cry...Baby Washington "it will never be over for me"...what a great version and does me in every time

Can I hazzard a guess very few who have posted in this topic have actually cried to any of the records listed.....

Edited May 15, 200718 yr by Richard Bergman

Can I hazzard a guess that no one who has posted in this topic has cried to any of the records listed.....

You can hazzard a guess Rich - but you'd be wrong.

This is the one that I find myself getting emotionally upset to as well...

I dance to it ..then need to exit the room to pull myself together..

Funny how a song can change your mood in an instance

So that's why theres no bog paper in the Errigle

Top tune Jo.

just say goodbye - Esther Phillips

If I love you - Little Anthony

Were were you when I needed you - Ernie Andrews

Try to see it my way - Peggy March

The last one is usually the last record I play before I turn the decks off and go to bed- in tears!

" Woman of Ireland" Bob James, a haunting masterpiece. Played at my Mum's funeral as she went through the curtain.

Also, Gene Townsell's "Daddy Don't You Walk So Fast" superb album.

Cheers D'Arcy

Wow, D'Arcy! How I can have forget this great mellow one! The "One", "Two" and "Three" albums by Bob James includes great gems. Another mellow one is his cover of Sylistic's "You're Right As Rain"!

And another instrumental very good is a medley by CTI All-Stras live (Vol. 2) featuring Bob james among others. In the midley (B side), there is a fantastic and mellow flute by Freddie Hubbard (Pavane - central theme of "El Padrino").

Some other instrumentals very mellow:

-"Tears In The Morning" - MFSB feat. Dexter Wansel

-"Thank You Miss Scott" - MFSB (beautiful solo flute by jack Faith!)

Please tell me the choon/choons that make you cry !!!!!

Mine include These memories - Almeta Latimore and the wonderful Save your love for me - Vivian Reed

Andy

Got to agree with Almeta Latimore

Also Bobby Hutton - Come See What's Left Of Me - gets me every time

Got to agree with Almeta Latimore

Also Bobby Hutton - Come See What's Left Of Me - gets me every time

yeah good choice Bernadette

Another GREAT mellow one...

"The Newness Is Gone" - Eddie Kendricks (from the Motown LP "Goin' Up In Smoke")

Another cracking weepie is I'll always love you - Margie Joseph

and Mr Soft touch - Jeanette Williams

Some more mellow ones I have heard today at home...

"Where There's A Will, There's A Way" - Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes (ABC) (from the LP "Reaching For The World", 1977)

"On A Clear Day" - Pedlers (from a Italian compilation, "Groovin', Vol. 2", Irma)

"Stormy" - Classic IV feat. Dennis Yost (from the K-Tel comp. "Juke Box Revival - Year 1968")