Looking for suggestions for tracks (LP or 45 format) that are in a similar vein to:-

We the People "Make my daydream real"

Gloria Scott "Too much love making" and "What am I gonna do"

David Ruffin "Rode by the place"

Thanks, Ray

these are doing it for me at the mo

GLADYS

THE TSU's

THE NEWCOMERS

Edited May 27, 200717 yr by PaulDonnelly

Looking for suggestions for tracks (LP or 45 format) that are in a similar vein to:-

We the People "Make my daydream real"

Gloria Scott "Too much love making" and "What am I gonna do"

David Ruffin "Rode by the place"

Thanks, Ray

Have a look / listen through these recent threads:

70's LP tracks

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=43438

70's dancers

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=44658

70's Motown

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=46076

70's Atlantic

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=46472

Ray check my latest sales list

jimmy james - hey girl

Love this............sounds like Mavis Staples!

Also done by Ecstasy,Passion & Pain on UK PYE,

Along with another couple that are similar,titles escape me at the mo'

ATB

Tony

Edited May 29, 200717 yr by tonyp

Also done by Ecstasy,Passion & Pain on UK PYE,

Along with another couple that are similar,titles escape me at the mo'

ATB

Tony

Other goodies are "I'll do anything" same as Lee McDonald and "good things don't last forever" but whole album is good, 1974 Roulette, shouldn't be too difficult to pick up.

INNER SPACE...BREAK THE CHAINS ON SWEET FORTUNE SOUNDS VERY SIMILAR TO WE THE PEOPLE....IT,S ACTUALLY A LOT RARER, BUT TEN TIMES CHEAPER .. JUST THE WAY WE LIKE EM'.

BRI

Looking for suggestions for tracks (LP or 45 format) that are in a similar vein to:-

We the People "Make my daydream real"

Gloria Scott "Too much love making" and "What am I gonna do"

David Ruffin "Rode by the place"

Thanks, Ray

Denise Lasalle - "Here I Am Again" (WESTBOUND)

TRY ALMA FAYE I BELIEVE UK FLAMINGO 12 OR 45 ONLY A MINUTE DIFFERANCE

REMINDS ME OF GLORIA SCOTT

 

Angelo Bond - He Gained The World (But He Lost His Soul) - ABC

The Waters - The Other Side Of Midnight  (Warner Bros)

Jerry Butler - Memories Don't Leave Like People do ( Mercury LP - Power of Love)

The Moments - Nine Times (Stang)

 

Wow, 13 years later another posting! Never too late!

Salena Jones - Am I the same girl

Moments - Rain in my backyard

Debbie Taylor - Love dont pay

Centre Stage - Someday someway

Margie Joseph - I cant move no mountains

Charles Drain - Im gonna stay

Lamont Dozier - Take off your makeup

Marva Whitney - This girls in love with you

Ray

Edited October 9, 20204 yr by Raym

It could be a long list...

Heres an under played contender

Ed

 

Try the following:

John Edwards - Tin Man or The Look On Your Face

Moments - So This Is Our Goodbye 

Undisputed Truth - Girl Your Alright

Betty Lavette - You'll Wake Up Wiser

 

On 09/10/2020 at 20:38, Tomangoes said:

It could be a long list...

Heres an under played contender

Ed

 

Very Dramatics/Tavares. Horrible to contemplate but I'm surprised it wasn't covered by Take That. 

Theres hundreds if not thousands of great 72 to 78 releases out there.

Ed

7 hours ago, Tomangoes said:

Theres hundreds if not thousands of great 72 to 78 releases out there.

Ed

Yep. I hear stuff I've not heard before most weeks. There's always a surprise. Had one today in fact. 

Ian D

One I like very much is Bobby Womack - Cant you hear the children calling. from the Womagic LP (Could be 80's)

On 02/03/2021 at 20:46, Ian Dewhirst said:

Yep. I hear stuff I've not heard before most weeks. There's always a surprise. Had one today in fact. 

Ian D

Can I say snap to that Ian, after looking up "Billy Young - Burning Up" (Below) for this thread I came across a disco version I had never heard. Mind you I posted on another thread, LP only Northern Tracks "Real and Realy For Real - Tribe" and Mr Benson pointed out to me that it had been released on 45, so you learn something new everyday too.

Kirsty

This is a great quality 70's soul record.  Reminds me a little of Douglas and Lonero!

It is a pity it's only on LP and not a single 45rpm. 

The original LP from 1975 is very hard to get now, but it has been reissued on a Look-a-Like L.P.

"IF ONLY I COULD PROVE TO YOU"

 

Edited March 4, 20214 yr by Halogen

23 hours ago, Halogen said:

This is a great quality 70's soul record.  Reminds me a little of Douglas and Lonero!

It is a pity it's only on LP and not a single 45rpm. 

The original LP from 1975 is very hard to get now, but it has been reissued on a Look-a-Like L.P.

"IF ONLY I COULD PROVE TO YOU"

 

You got caught out just like me not LP only anymore,

https://www.discogs.com/The-3-Pieces-I-Need-You-Girl-If-Only-I-Could-Prove-To-You/release/2094477

Kirsty

20 minutes ago, Gold Band said:

You got caught out just like me not LP only anymore,

https://www.discogs.com/The-3-Pieces-I-Need-You-Girl-If-Only-I-Could-Prove-To-You/release/2094477

Kirsty

Well spotted!  Didn't know about that release!

How about this been released a couple of times by different artists but for me this is a phenomenal dancer right up my street....

Vessie Simmons - Shiftless, Shady (Simco 1002) 1973

Kirsty

Christ id be here all day posting stuff i know but well done you lot ... .lets  take a ride

LP only Van McCoy magic.  Sadly this youtube rip comes nowhere near the sonic joy of listening to the fabulous production of the actual LP.