With so many mellow sounds on old tapes here are a few that still give me goosebumps:

I Still Love You- Windy City

There She Goes Again- The Boppers

I'm On Fire- The Temptations

I Wanna be Closer - Switch

All I Wanna Do - Dave Simmonds

Special Lady - Ray Goodman & Brown

Ooh Baby Baby - Stairsteps

Too Late to turn back now- Cornelius Brothers & sister rose

Do it to me- Southside movement

Where were you when I needed you- Ernie Andrews

Jimmy Ruffin - I've passed this way before.

Always gets me.

Maze - Silky Soul

And side one of the same album.

With so many mellow sounds on old tapes here are a few that still give me goosebumps:

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Goosebumps you say? Has to be Jerry Williams - If you ask me CALLA. Or maybe Ad Libs - Johhny my boy BLUECAT. Soul Brothers Inc - Pyramid GOLDEN EYE

Natural Impulse - She went away (think I put this on your CD Ian )

Natural Impulse - She went away (think I put this on your CD Ian )

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Still has to be

Darrell Banks - Open the door to your heart

Mellow tunes..... for me the three i like to spin (at home!)

Otis Jackson Begging for a broken heart

Norris Vines Give in

Psychedelic Frankie Put your love on me

Chill out tunes

Yates Brothers and Sisters - I could love but one boy - Ariola

Bobby Reed - If i don't love you - Bell

Sy Hightower - I know that your leaving me - Karmen

Bobby Wilburn - I'm a dreamer - Gamble

Creation - Peek-a-boo - Virtue acetate (A Brodsjoe tune )

Mellow tunes..... for me the three i like to spin (at home!)

Otis Jackson  Begging for a broken heart

Norris Vines  Give in

Psychedelic Frankie  Put your love on me

Chill out tunes

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Show off

Show off 

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Let the music play- Roy Hamilton, Kent.

Here is a heart- Barbara Acklin, Brunswick.

How long is a heartache supposed to last-Jimmy Lewis, Hotlanta.

The world needs more people like you-Phillip Mitchell, Jayboy.

Thats what I'm gonna do-George Jackson- Grapevine cd.

Torture- Maxine Brown, Kent.

Sorry too many

Regards

Jim.

Too Late to turn back now- Cornelius Brothers & sister rose

Do it to me- Southside movement

Where were you when I needed you- Ernie Andrews

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Cornelius Bothers,what a great track...That was the tune were i first heard the term crossover i think...

Heard a version at the Wilton..Sounded late 70s 0r 80s,fantastic tune..I think it was played by Dave Box..Any info on that please....

Chilled out tune from me..

Summertime..James Brown and Martha High..

Yates Brothers and Sisters - I could love but one boy - Ariola

Bobby Reed - If i don't love you - Bell

Sy Hightower - I know that your leaving me - Karmen

Bobby Wilburn - I'm a dreamer - Gamble

Creation - Peek-a-boo - Virtue acetate (A Brodsjoe tune  )

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Bobby Wilburn - I'm a lonely man - Gamble

With so many mellow sounds on old tapes here are a few that still give me goosebumps:

I Still Love You- Windy City

There She Goes Again- The Boppers

I'm On Fire- The Temptations

I Wanna be Closer - Switch

All I Wanna Do - Dave Simmonds

Special Lady - Ray Goodman & Brown

Ooh Baby Baby - Stairsteps

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Ollie Nightingale - I dont know why Ilove you Memphis

With so many mellow sounds on old tapes here are a few that still give me goosebumps:

I Still Love You- Windy City

There She Goes Again- The Boppers

I'm On Fire- The Temptations

I Wanna be Closer - Switch

All I Wanna Do - Dave Simmonds

Special Lady - Ray Goodman & Brown

Ooh Baby Baby - Stairsteps

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A current fave is the Starburst Band (you'll hear it at the weekend).

I also mostly like Hutson's "Lucky fellow" this week.

cookie scott i dont care on orr it does not get much better than that

"Who you gonna run to" - Temptations

"Who you gonna run to" - Temptations

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Gil Scott Heron - Pieces of a man - flying dutchman lp

not sure if these are really mellow, but compared to the funk 45s that are usually on the turntable, they are......

Freddie Hughes "I Gott Keep My Bluff In"

Little Herman "One Out of a Hundred"

I actually saw the Freddie Hughes LP recently.

Anyone know if it is as good as the above 45?

not sure if these are really mellow, but compared to the funk 45s that are usually on the turntable, they are......

Freddie Hughes "I Gott Keep My Bluff In"

Little Herman "One Out of a Hundred"

I actually saw the Freddie Hughes LP recently.

Anyone know if it is as good as the above 45?

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There's a quite nice x-over track on it as I recall though it's not been off the shelves for a few years now....

Bobby Wilburn - I'm a lonely man - Gamble 

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That's the other side of I'm a Dreamer

Gil Scott Heron  - Pieces of a man -  flying dutchman lp

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Good call an absolute diamond of a tune shuperb

That's the other side of I'm a Dreamer

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"A Reason To Be Lonely" - Otis LEAVILL

"Only When You're Lonely" - Holly MAXWELL

back to back = awesome!!

Cornelius Bothers,what a great track...That was the tune were i first heard the term crossover i think...

Heard a version at the Wilton..Sounded late 70s 0r 80s,fantastic tune..I think it was played by Dave Box..Any info on that please....

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Theres actually a really great version of this on a 2004 by Tad Robinson, a white bluesy singer (sorry Fraser ) that I believe is getting played at Orwell (MR Trout mentioned it I think), well worth £14 but only on cd I am afraid.

Cheers

Jock

I actually saw the Freddie Hughes LP recently.

Anyone know if it is as good as the above 45?

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Fantastic album, one of my favorite all time albums, although I love Freddie Hughes generally. Quite rare I think now, not sure if been reissued, anybody?

Can do you a cdr of it if you want to hear it first, pm if interested.

Cheers

Jock

"Who you gonna run to" - Temptations

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I love this tune

Got so many old tapes that never see daylight anymore, so heres a few more mellow tunes that still give me GOOSEBUMPS..........

Ted Taylor - I Wanna Be Part Of You

D.J.Rodgers - No Price

Greg Perry - Come Fly With Me

Greg Perry - Lets Get Away

Isley Bros - Tonight Is The Night

Moments - The Next Time That I See You

in the last hour I've played

Wilson Love - Funny Money (Natural Sound)

Detroit Intruders - There She Goes (Dellwood)

Both mellow to me.

Hammy