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For me this it what its all about , Guy Hennigan , Stafford

12___tempests___someday.mp3

For me this it

what its all about , Guy Hennigan , Stafford

Yeah, love this tune, play it regulary at Pilsley from the LP, gets played at R. Royce too.

Chris

12___tempests___someday.mp3

For me this it what its all about , Guy Hennigan , Stafford

can remember dancing to it at stafford as if it were yesterday, amazing tune mate

Still a brilliant album, 'I Don't Want To Lose Her' is my favourite.

If I remember rightly first discovered by one Martin Melia from Crewe, top bloke who I havent seen in years or his side kick Tony ( Cong ) Cartlidge

If I remember rightly first discovered by one Martin Melia from Crewe, top bloke who I havent seen in years or his side kick Tony ( Cong ) Cartlidge

Martin was at Guy's party and he is doing well

Wasnt it covered as Rufus Lumley?

Dawn Brown played this for me on my 40th birthday. What a cracking tune.

Still a brilliant album, 'I Don't Want To Lose Her' is my favourite.

I cried for you another fave ..

Yeah, love this tune, play it regulary at Pilsley from the LP, gets played at R. Royce too.

Chris

Cracking track - can any one give me a steer on the album title? ta Mark.

Val

Great to hear, he doesnt come on this site does he? I'd love to hear from him and Debbie

If you see him can you tell them Steve & Anita from Wigan have been asking about them and wish them both well

Cheers

Steve

Cracking track - can any one give me a steer on the album title? ta Mark.

It's called "Would you believe!" Mark.

Cheers

Paul

It's called "Would you believe!" Mark.

Cheers

Paul

50/80 quid - a lurking Ken may tell you about his Dutch copy on Phillips..

It's called "Would you believe!" Mark.

Cheers

Paul

Its on Smash.

Nine white guys and one black guy make up the Tempests (based on the picture on the front of the album)

No prizes for guessing who is the lead vocalist.

I remember going up in the coach to 'Crown hotel' in Scotland when Keb & Guy were on. They had just put it on a tape on the coach from derby, by the time we got there everyone new it. They played it twice that night and the place was jumping, great night

12___tempests___someday.mp3

For me this it what its all about , Guy Hennigan , Stafford

One of the wifes all time favourites top tune

Its on Smash.

Nine white guys and one black guy make up the Tempests (based on the picture on the front of the album)

No prizes for guessing who is the lead vocalist.

quality album not a bad track on it

chris

If I remember rightly first discovered by one Martin Melia from Crewe, top bloke who I havent seen in years or his side kick Tony ( Cong ) Cartlidge

yes it was martin his last names spelt meyler i laugh everytime some one puts his name up on here, its always spelt different ,hope he never makes the papers ha ha

quality album not a bad track on it

chris

... You don't know like I know ..?

That's not a statement btw.. That's the title of the only bad track on the album (imo).

Ain't No Big Thing - Yet to be mentioned is also the version I reckon.. Superb.

... You don't know like I know ..?

That's not a statement btw.. That's the title of the only bad track on the album (imo).

Ain't No Big Thing - Yet to be mentioned is also the version I reckon.. Superb.

yes i have to agree ian ain`t no big thing is super-B.

CHRIS

yes it was martin his last names spelt meyler i laugh everytime some one puts his name up on here, its always spelt different ,hope he never makes the papers ha ha

I know I always got it wrong but never had to write it down, cant tell you how long it took me to remember Cong's last name. Always remember going round his house to pick him up full of apprehension as you never knew what mood you would catch his mum in!!!!!!

quality album not a bad track on it

chris

Heresy i know, but also available on CD... just for the car of course...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Would-You-Believe-...5658&sr=8-1

Edited February 26, 200817 yr by Matt Male

Heresy i know, but also available on CD... just for the car of course...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Would-You-Believe-...5658&sr=8-1

not heresy to me mate ! where can i get the cd from buddy ?

Wasnt it covered as Rufus Lumley?

Dawn Brown played this for me on my 40th birthday. What a cracking tune.

Someday was covered up as Bobby Paris , I dont want to lose her was Lou Pride .Both by Guy and he had Emi's made of both when he was playing them.

Thanks for the comments , ive never realy thought about what my favourite sound was as my taste changes often but listning to this last night made up my mind

Edited February 26, 200817 yr by Leigh J

Rufus Lumley was the Jackson Brothers on Providence

Edited February 26, 200817 yr by Leigh J

A few more from Stafford (my top venue of all time - so far!)

Dave Thorley

Larry Davis - I've Been Hurt So Many Times

The Q - That's The Way (covered as The Case of Tyme)

Soul Bros Inc - Pyramid (covered as Mel Britt)

Keb

Ron Baxter - This Is It (can't remember the C/U name)

The Soul Set - Will You Ever Learn

Black Wings Have My Angel - Hayes Cotton (covered as 'Thrice')

Guy ('wait for the beat')

Detroit Rhythm Section - Backstreets

Susan Rewis - They Say (covered as 'All The Hurt & You')

Jackie Day - Naughty Boy

Of course there were literally 100's of others and not just played by these guys; Pat Brady, Keith Minshull, Ady Pountain, Richard Searling were also regulars at one time or another and remember the guests like Roger Banks, George Sharp, Colin Law, Keith Whitson.

Let's remember the legacy of this brilliant venue and the fact that it paved the way for the forward thinking soulies and collectors who are still around looking for the underplayed, the obscure and that great addition to the Northern Soul tradition - the beat ballad! Consider the following, which may not all strictly have been played first at Stafford or indeed at Stafford but were played as a direct result of punters hearing ballads there:

Bill Lucas - Cause Youre Mine

The Shufflers - Always Be Mine

Kenny Sheppard - What Difference Does It Make

Sam Fletcher - Think It Over

George Freeman - Down & Out

Brooks O'Dell - You Better Make Up Your Mind

Kell Osborne - Quicksand

Faye Crawford - What Have I Done Wrong

The Trends - Not Too Old To Cry

Doug Banks - Aint That Just Like A Woman

Top Of The World Ma - and boy was I................................

A few more from Stafford (my top venue of all time - so far!)

Dave Thorley

Larry Davis - I've Been Hurt So Many Times

The Q - That's The Way (covered as The Case of Tyme)

Soul Bros Inc - Pyramid (covered as Mel Britt)

Keb

Ron Baxter - This Is It (can't remember the C/U name)

The Soul Set - Will You Ever Learn

Black Wings Have My Angel - Hayes Cotton (covered as 'Thrice')

Guy ('wait for the beat')

Detroit Rhythm Section - Backstreets

Susan Rewis - They Say (covered as 'All The Hurt & You')

Jackie Day - Naughty Boy

Of course there were literally 100's of others and not just played by these guys; Pat Brady, Keith Minshull, Ady Pountain, Richard Searling were also regulars at one time or another and remember the guests like Roger Banks, George Sharp, Colin Law, Keith Whitson.

Let's remember the legacy of this brilliant venue and the fact that it paved the way for the forward thinking soulies and collectors who are still around looking for the underplayed, the obscure and that great addition to the Northern Soul tradition - the beat ballad! Consider the following, which may not all strictly have been played first at Stafford or indeed at Stafford but were played as a direct result of punters hearing ballads there:

Bill Lucas - Cause Youre Mine

The Shufflers - Always Be Mine

Kenny Sheppard - What Difference Does It Make

Sam Fletcher - Think It Over

George Freeman - Down & Out

Brooks O'Dell - You Better Make Up Your Mind

Kell Osborne - Quicksand

Faye Crawford - What Have I Done Wrong

The Trends - Not Too Old To Cry

Doug Banks - Aint That Just Like A Woman

Top Of The World Ma - and boy was I................................

my fave niter of all time too mate, in fact it was so influential to me i asked dave thorley to write a book about the venue !

A few more from Stafford (my top venue of all time - so far!)

Dave Thorley

Larry Davis - I've Been Hurt So Many Times

The Q - That's The Way (covered as The Case of Tyme)

Soul Bros Inc - Pyramid (covered as Mel Britt)

Keb

Ron Baxter - This Is It (can't remember the C/U name)

The Soul Set - Will You Ever Learn

Black Wings Have My Angel - Hayes Cotton (covered as 'Thrice')

Guy ('wait for the beat')

Detroit Rhythm Section - Backstreets

Susan Rewis - They Say (covered as 'All The Hurt & You')

Jackie Day - Naughty Boy

Of course there were literally 100's of others and not just played by these guys; Pat Brady, Keith Minshull, Ady Pountain, Richard Searling were also regulars at one time or another and remember the guests like Roger Banks, George Sharp, Colin Law, Keith Whitson.

Let's remember the legacy of this brilliant venue and the fact that it paved the way for the forward thinking soulies and collectors who are still around looking for the underplayed, the obscure and that great addition to the Northern Soul tradition - the beat ballad! Consider the following, which may not all strictly have been played first at Stafford or indeed at Stafford but were played as a direct result of punters hearing ballads there:

Bill Lucas - Cause Youre Mine

The Shufflers - Always Be Mine

Kenny Sheppard - What Difference Does It Make

Sam Fletcher - Think It Over

George Freeman - Down & Out

Brooks O'Dell - You Better Make Up Your Mind

Kell Osborne - Quicksand

Faye Crawford - What Have I Done Wrong

The Trends - Not Too Old To Cry

Doug Banks - Aint That Just Like A Woman

Top Of The World Ma - and boy was I................................

ME too Mate

Larry Davis C/U was Johnny Henley

Ron Baxter was Vernon Garrett

Hayes Cotton was Lou Pride

Susan Rewis was Denita James & The Wild Side

Jackie Day was Shirley Mathews

Heres another one to get your teeth into

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