Loads to choose from here - post away

So Much Love - faith hope & charity - maxwell

So Much Love - faith hope & charity - maxwell

One of the noisiest soul records ever made (but great nevertheless...)

Baby Please - van mccoy 

Touch My Heart - The Vonettes - Cobblestone -

Van McCoy at his best. & Kendra Spotswood/Sandi Sheldon

Chain Reaction - The Spellbinders - Columbia -

Van McCoy again, Wonderful record.

Betty Everett -Getting Mighty Crowded -

Brilliant Record

How much does the Vonettes go for these days got one sat in a box in my loft ???? ... cheers Jenko.

How much does the Vonettes go for these days got one sat in a box in my loft ???? ... cheers Jenko.

Usually about £75.

A Love You Can Depend On - Brenda & The Tabulations - Top and Bottom -

trying to make the best of it - van mccoy -mca demo
 

Sweet and Easy - The Van McCoy Strings - Share -

Nothing Worse Than Being Alone - The Ad Libs - Share -



Still sends shivers, never tire of this.

Soul Improvisations PT.2 - Van McCoy - Buddah -
 

your gonna make me love you - sandi sheldon -

ricky

Everybody Loves A Good Time - Major Lance - OKeh -

Loads to choose from here - post away

Can't post em Rachel... cos I'm at work right now... but how about..

Spellbinders "Baby I Miss You"

Kenny Sheppard "What Difference Does It Make"

Gene Chandler "I Can Take Care Of Myself"

The Bobby Reed's on Bell (Both Sides) & "I'll Find A Way" on Loma

Chris Mark Jackson "I'll Never Forget You"

Kenny Young "Aint It Funny"

All great tunes!

Some body of work Van McCoy left behind.

Over to you guys.

Sean

NEVER THE LESS - lee andrews &the hearts -

HI RODGER, GREAT MINDS AND ALL THAT,RICKY.

Right on the tip of my tongue - brenda and tabulations - album track
 

Let me down easy - betty lavette - calla 

THE HUSTLE - van mccoy &the soul city smyphony -
SOME DISCO FROM VAN.RICKY.

Im in a world of trouble - the sweet things - date
Rogeryou posted a few I was gonna do mate LOL

SWEETEST FEELING - jackie wilson - north of watford
ricky

Getting Mighty Crowded - betty everett - uk fontana 

Two of a Kind - jack and jill -

abracadabra - erma franklin - 

Too each his own - faith hope & charity - rca 

NEVER THE LESS - lee andrews &the hearts 
Refosoul Rare and Northern Soul Clip library - v3 getting there..

There's no Van McCoy involvement here that I'm aware of. Thom Bell arranged it, Billy Jackson produced it and Van's name does not appear among the song's writers. (Mind you, no songwriters are credited on the Crimson 45, but there is a "Never The Less" in both men's list of published songs, so that would seem to confirm it)


Great record, of course!

Some other Van McCoy brilliance:

Stanley Woodruff or Carl Graves -Walk Softly

G C Cameron or Van McCoy (or Dennis Brown or Derrick Harriott)- Let Me Down Easy

The Majors - I'll Be There

Francine Barker - Don't You Know Love When You See It (exquisite!)

Andy Alston and Alice Presley (Van and Kendra) - Our Love Will Never Change

Gladys Knight & the Pips - just about everything on Maxx

Billy T. Soul - The Way To A Woman's Heart

Chris Jackson - I'll Never Forget You

The Smallwood Brothers - One Last Moment

Chris Jackson - Since There's No Doubt/We Must Be Together

Oscar Weathers - The Spoiler

Van McCoy - I'm In Love With You

Nina Simone - Either Way I Lose

Little Esther Phillips (or Irma Thomas, or Juanita Williams) - Some Things You Never Get Used To

Chris Bartley - the whole Vando album

The Presidents - 5-10-15-20 (25-30 Years Of Love) and most of the rest of the album

Faith, Hope and Charity - Heavy Love

Sharon Ridley - Stay A While With Me

Barbara Lewis (or Chris Bartley) - Baby I'm Yours

Toni Lamarr - Both Buddah singles

Van McCoy - Goodnight Baby/Change With The Times

David Ruffin - three albums!

etc. etc....

Edited June 4, 200717 yr by TONY ROUNCE

I Want to be the one you love - the four buddies feat.van mccoy - 1964 doo-wop imperial records 

Can anyone please post a scan of Scotty Williams 'the fear' on Mon-a-Lee please.Not certain but sure thats a McCoy Label or something..Great choon as well........PETE LAWSON MEMORY JERKER FROM STAFFORD........

I know we can work it out - chris bartley - buddah

AKA Sugar baby

If you like this--Give "No Tresspassin'"- Faith, Hope & Charity a go very similar and Van the Man again to boot.

Tony

Hi Tony

Thanks, I will search for that one.

I love the Van McCoy stuff.

Can anyone please post a scan of Scotty Williams 'the fear' on Mon-a-Lee please.Not certain but sure thats a McCoy Label or something..Great choon as well........PETE LAWSON MEMORY JERKER FROM STAFFORD........

That's another McCoy, Rose Marie

That's another McCoy, Rose Marie

Since There's No Doubt - chris jackson - 

an early one.....

Bill Harris - Am I Cold Am I Hot

Thanks for joining in, Bill Harris already up in post 34.

When you post up again, please the 'add clip' function at the bottom of the thread, thanks.

Edited June 4, 200717 yr by soultan

Where Would You Be Today - ilana - volt 

Can anyone please post a scan of Scotty Williams 'the fear' on Mon-a-Lee please.Not certain but sure thats a McCoy Label or something..Great choon as well........PETE LAWSON MEMORY JERKER FROM STAFFORD........

TOO TRUE MEL,what about the chris bartley "out of my mind" acetate,thats supposed to be van isnt it

Let me down easy - betty lavette - calla
isn't this written by Wrekia Holloway?

Hi Tony

Thanks, I will search for that one.

I love the Van McCoy stuff.

It's on Sussex, should be around £20 or so- well worth getting and playing out

ATB

Tony

Is it love - choice four - rca 

It's on Sussex, should be around £20 or so- well worth getting and playing out

ATB

Tony

Hi Tony

Will look out for this records, Thanks.

Van McCoy, when did he find the time to sleep, he was Involved with so many records in one way or another, A Musical Genius.

In the Early days, I loved the record first and then noticed it was in some way connected to Van McCoy.

His work features in many of my most treasured, favourite tunes.

isn't this written by Wrekia Holloway?

Wrecia, actually - which is the real name of Dee Dee Ford, of 'Don Gardner And..." fame...