I've had this a while and just played it again recently. Great modern dancer IMO. B side of a 70s remake of Goodnight Sweetheart so maybe people might think 'Maybe' is a version of the Chantels song but it isn't. Features 'Poogie' Hudson. Is it or has it been played?

Slim

I've had this a while and just played it again recently. Great modern dancer IMO. B side of a 70s remake of Goodnight Sweetheart so maybe people might think 'Maybe' is a version of the Chantels song but it isn't. Features 'Poogie' Hudson. Is it or has it been played?

Slim

Nice tune, but more crossoverish than modern soul, I'd say....never heard it played out though

I've had this a while and just played it again recently. Great modern dancer IMO. B side of a 70s remake of Goodnight Sweetheart so maybe people might think 'Maybe' is a version of the Chantels song but it isn't. Features 'Poogie' Hudson. Is it or has it been played?

Slim

that's "pookie" hudson. "poogie" is one of the delfonics.

I always liked the way they trade off the vocals back and forth on maybe (not the chantels song). Almost in a modern, hiphop style, very unusual for the time.

that's "pookie" hudson. "poogie" is one of the delfonics.

I always liked the way they trade off the vocals back and forth on maybe (not the chantels song). Almost in a modern, hiphop style, very unusual for the time.

Greatstone play. Since I heard it there, Ponds Forge as well Great record imo

that's "pookie" hudson. "poogie" is one of the delfonics.

I always liked the way they trade off the vocals back and forth on maybe (not the chantels song). Almost in a modern, hiphop style, very unusual for the time.

I know it's Pookie that's why I put Poogie in quotes. But it's what's written on the label - featuring Poogie Hudson and it sounds like Pookie to me!

I know it's Pookie that's why I put Poogie in quotes. But it's what's written on the label - featuring Poogie Hudson and it sounds like Pookie to me!

I don't remember it saying "poogie" on the label of mine, if it does, that's funny, I will check when I get a chance.

Slim is right,Boba.

ROD

recently(?) spun at The Attic by Dave Hallam,Lookbacks-August.,,cheers,,KEV

been playin this past couple of years whenever i get a chance to play a crossover set i luuuuuv this toon

Spun by me - when it was still virtually a new release! - at the "Subway" in London's Greek Street, in early '72. As was "Goodnight Sweetheart Goodnight", I often used to finish the night/morning with it (unsurprisingly...)

played it out a few times at the brit, aycliffe village

nice tune cheap too

any one got a sound file

Yup, was played a fair bit at Soulsville too, here in Leeds a few years ago...

Rich

Yup, was played a fair bit at Soulsville too, here in Leeds a few years ago...

Rich

Opps. Forgot about that Rich.

I've had this a while and just played it again recently. Great modern dancer IMO. B side of a 70s remake of Goodnight Sweetheart so maybe people might think 'Maybe' is a version of the Chantels song but it isn't. Features 'Poogie' Hudson. Is it or has it been played?

Slim

Been spinning this one forever and a day as "Pookie Hudson and The Spaniels" [awesome 70s Philadelphia soul]-it had the dancefloor busy at The Lifeline weekender, great to see it is getting the recognition it rightly deserves.

Keeping the faith

Andy Whitmore

Edited February 20, 200817 yr by TFK

Been spinning this one forever and a day as "Pookie Hudson and The Spaniels" [awesome 70s Philadelphia soul]-it had the dancefloor busy at The Lifeline weekender, great to see it is getting the recognition it rightly deserves.

Keeping the faith

Andy Whitmore

I would have to look at it again, but was the record produced in Philly? If not, where are you getting philly? Pookie and the spaniels were from Chicago (actually Gary, IN) and lived in Washington DC later in his life.

I would have to look at it again, but was the record produced in Philly? If not, where are you getting philly? Pookie and the spaniels were from Chicago (actually Gary, IN) and lived in Washington DC later in his life.

Jimmy Bishop and Bobby Martin credited?

ROD

Jimmy Bishop and Bobby Martin credited?

ROD

YEP DEFINETLY JIMMY BISHOP ARRANGED AND BOBBY MARTIN PRODUCED !

BAZ A

Yeah,I know that,Baz. I meant are those credits enough to prove it's a Philly production.

ROD

Yeah,I know that,Baz. I meant are those credits enough to prove it's a Philly production.

ROD

Not really !

BAZ A

Yeah,I know that,Baz. I meant are those credits enough to prove it's a Philly production.

ROD

OK. At this point I should stop talking about looking at the record and actually pull out the record and look at it when i'm at home...

I would have to look at it again, but was the record produced in Philly? If not, where are you getting philly? Pookie and the spaniels were from Chicago (actually Gary, IN) and lived in Washington DC later in his life.

Yes ya so right -just an observation :-"Philadelphia /Chicago/Washington DC/Gary In"-could be all four locations or many others [who cares] -great record imo-enjoying the music............

Rod,

Do you still have a copy for sale...

Keeping the faith.

Andy...........W

Edited February 21, 200817 yr by TFK

Yes ya so right -just an observation :-"Philadelphia /Chicago/Washington DC/Gary In"-could be all four locations or many others [who cares] -great record imo-enjoying the music............

Rod,

Do you still have a copy for sale...

Keeping the faith.

Andy...........W

I might have a mint copy for sale if anyone wants one. I'll have to check, I might have already sold it a year or so ago. I must start doing some memory excercises.

Jordi