I only ever heard this once or twice and I remember it as being 100mph stomping pure Northern Soul on some tiny L.A. label I think. Does anyone have an MP3 of it? Is it rare and was it ever played anywhere?

Best,

Ian D

I only ever heard this once or twice and I remember it as being 100mph stomping pure Northern Soul on some tiny L.A. label I think. Does anyone have an MP3 of it? Is it rare and was it ever played anywhere?

Best,

Ian D

Every year at the 100 club just about bootlegged too submission,i`m sure someone`s posted it up before?.

heard it played at the casino a few times, havent heard it spun for 30 years, good sound, sure Ive got a boot somewhere.

It's posted on the xmas tunes thread on Media Source.

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/index.p...st&id=38419

gary

I only ever heard this once or twice and I remember it as being 100mph stomping pure Northern Soul on some tiny L.A. label I think. Does anyone have an MP3 of it? Is it rare and was it ever played anywhere?

Best,

Ian D

Sure I heard it at Yate once???

Got a boot tucked away

From memory would have thought it as more a mid to uptempo smoothie rather than a stomper?

I only ever heard this once or twice and I remember it as being 100mph stomping pure Northern Soul on some tiny L.A. label I think. Does anyone have an MP3 of it? Is it rare and was it ever played anywhere?

Best,

Ian D

Hi Ian,

something we didnt find in Telford!

On Marlu 1001, also did "Thankyou" on Marlu 1002 with "Strangers in the Night" on B side.

Suprised it never sold........

All best, FRANK, can you play Clyde McPhatter!

ALAN

I only ever heard this once or twice and I remember it as being 100mph stomping pure Northern Soul on some tiny L.A. label I think. Does anyone have an MP3 of it? Is it rare and was it ever played anywhere?

Best,

Ian D

The track was included on a Goldmine/Soul Supply CD called "The Soul of Wigan Casino"

Mark C

The track was included on a Goldmine/Soul Supply CD called "The Soul of Wigan Casino"

Mark C

Thanks Mark.

In which I have it here - too many records, too many cd's............

Best,

Ian D

Wasn't Artie one of the members of (Johnny Johnson and) the Bandwagon at the time of Breaking Down the Walls of Heartache ?