Posted June 14, 200816 yr Wow, just heard this stormer from '82 which ticks all the boxes - produced and arranged by Gene Redd on a tiny N.Y. label. Has it ever been played? Ian D
June 14, 200816 yr Wow, just heard this stormer from '82 which ticks all the boxes - produced and arranged by Gene Redd on a tiny N.Y. label. Has it ever been played? Ian D Yes
June 14, 200816 yr Author Yes Wow. Thanks Simon. It's amazing how much information one can glean from a simple one syllable three letter answer so many thanks for the depth of your reply and the amount of detail contained within. Did you enjoy Cleethorpes? Feel free to just gimme a quick answer if ya like...... Ian D
June 15, 200816 yr Wow. Thanks Simon. It's amazing how much information one can glean from a simple one syllable three letter answer so many thanks for the depth of your reply and the amount of detail contained within. Did you enjoy Cleethorpes? Feel free to just gimme a quick answer if ya like...... Ian D No..... the only time I went to Cleethorpes your mate Poke was on However I will be going to Skeg this weekend , for some fresh toonage Edited June 15, 200816 yr by Simon M
June 16, 200816 yr Wow Sebastian. All completely new to me and you're right - they're both FANTASTIC tracks and the version of "Invisible Wind" is far superior to the Jackie Stroudmire version! Just brilliant! Many thanks for educating me here. This is just another great example of the beauty of Soul Source! I can listen to tracks like this all day long! Many thanks. Ian D I'm glad you liked them. I'll post the third (ballad) track from that 12" below.
June 16, 200816 yr In case it isn't clear: all of these tracks are by the same guy who recorded as Arnie's Love on RADAR ("I'm Out Of Your Life") and PROFILE ("Date With The Rain" and "Natural High"). It would in my opinion make a great compilation CD to collect all of his recordings.
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Wow, just heard this stormer from '82 which ticks all the boxes - produced and arranged by Gene Redd on a tiny N.Y. label.
Has it ever been played?
Ian D