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http://KEXP.ORG presents Grace Love & the True Loves performing "Fire" live in the KEXP studio. Recorded February 17, 2016. Host: Kevin Cole Audio Engineer: Kevin Suggs Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Luke Knecht & Justin Wilmore Editor: Scott Holpainen -
your words led to these two pics from here http://s436.photobucket.com/user/cornershop15/media/Singers and Musicians/ChairmenoftheBoardonTopofthePops1.jpg.html Performing 'Elmo James' on the 12th October 1972 edition Performing 'Pay to the Piper' on the 10th June 1971 it says taken of their totp appearances but both shows appear to be wiped unfortunatly -
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maybe this one by loading zone ?
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always best if use the 'report' feature Mick rather than remove have edited it down that ok?
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Guests: Frank Lipsius, Max Ochester This hour, we’ll hear about the influential Philadelphia soul label, Arctic Records, which launched the careers of many of the genre’s superstars, including Kenny Gamble and Daryl Hall. In conjunction with Philadelphia record store, Brewerytown Beats, the label’s singles are being reissued on vinyl. We’ll discuss the beginning of the Philly soul scene, the history of the label and its artists, and the renewed interest in the city’s forgotten sounds. We’re joined by FRANK LIPSUIS, son of Arctic Records founder, Harold Lipsius, who has been digging into the vaults to find the original tapes of Arctic’s most notable songs. We’ll also be joined by Brewerytown Beats owner, MAX OCHESTER, who is also involved in the re-issue process.
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A news post of the sad news regarding the passing on of Sir Mack Rice reported in the forums by member @David Meikle Details can be read via the Detroit Free Press News item written by Brian McCollum, Detroit Free Press Pop Music Critic via the link following the preview clip below Detroit soul stalwart Sir Mack Rice, who wrote “Mustang Sally,” “Respect Yourself” and other enduring R&B hits, died Monday in metro Detroit of complications from Alzheimer's disease. He was 82. Rice and his family moved to Detroit in 1950 and — following an Army stint in Germany — the aspiring singer linked up with the Falcons, a talent-loaded group featuring Pickett, Joe Stubbs and Eddie Floyd. With the Falcons' dissolution in the mid-'60s, Rice devoted his energy to songwriting and a solo singing career — earning his "Sir" honorific from fellow Detroit R&B figure Andre Williams http://www.freep.com/story/entertainment/music/2016/06/28/detroits-sir-mack-rice-mustang-sally-writer-dead-82/86456840/ Also the forum thread passing on the news above can be read here https://www.soul-source.co.uk/topic/350860-mack-rice-hospitalised/ -
should be ok now, was a typo
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should be ok now, was a typo
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pm'd you
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there was an issue with the type of video choosen when posting now sorted -
Ace Records July 2016 Releases View full article
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Close To Me: More Fame Recordings Southern Soul Dan Penn CD £11.50 One of the greatest songsmiths of his generation, featured on a second helping of vintage soul and R&B goodies from the esteemed vaults of FAME Records. Some Kinda Magic - The Songs Of Jerry Ross 60s Soul Various Artists (Songwriter Series) CD £12.92 A comprehensive sampling of some of the best songs of one of Philadelphia’s top writer producers of the 1960s. The Complete Studio Recordings 70s Soul Alice Clark LP £17.80 Alice Clark’s classic LP tracks, collectable singles and more pressed on 180g white vinyl. The Wild Oats Rhythm & Blues The Wild Oats LP £17.80 One of the holy grails of British Beat collecting in perfect sound and adorned with 5 extra tracks from those famous sessions. Unwind Yourself: The King Recordings 1964-1967 60s Soul Hank Ballard CD £11.50 No longer twistin’ but still the dance master – Hank’s complete surviving 1964-67 King sessions, reissued in their entirety for the first time. The Arock * Serock * Sylvia Soul Story Continued 60s Soul Various Artists (Label Stories) CD £11.50 Al Sears’ NYC stable of labels and publishing created superb black music from the 50s through to 1966. Goldwax Presents A Losing Game - Goldwax Rarities Southern Soul James Carr 7" £9.86 A limited edition of 1000 copies, headlined by a recently-discovered alternate take of James’ big Northern Soul floor filler, ‘A Losing Game.’ Details can be viewed in depth via Ace records website via https://www.acerecords.co.uk/ Watch out for upcoming Soul Source reviews on some of the above very soon! -
Find it best if just keep and think simple Just go to google, enter a simple search term say in this case (chuck jackson girls), then when you get the results just hit the video tab and https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=chuck+jackson+girls&tbm=vid a 5 second affair
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dave t as said many times now can you please in future use the soul source news feature if you do have any event news that you feel needs spreading the aats forum is not really setup to deal with such thanks mike closing this now
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moved to here as may be of interest going by some related recent posts
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abusive post removed - member given warning
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we do have a front page news feature for such event announcements please use that for posting major event news or the event guide NOT the forums thanks
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the link to dvd purchase is on here 25 bucks anyone seen the full version yet and like to pass on their view ?
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I thought the title and question said it all John Which Classic Venue Did You Attend? I took it as a simple poll for members to pass on which classic clubs they went to ? thats how i voted err... Len ?
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Eccentric Soul - Sitting In The Park - Out This Week View full article
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Those who have been here for a while will quickly get what this album comp is all about, for those who may not be aware of the name Bob Abrahamian, well the link below and this profile may help put you in the picture @boba Its almost two years now since Bob sadly passed on, and as time passes its great to see his legacy being recognised and appreciated by projects such as this. The Numero Group have put together a comp album which features many of the artists that featured on Bobs shows in 'their own words' and 'through the lens of our friend Bob'. A leaflet is also included and hopefully a more detailed Soul Source review will follow shortly Available in 3 formats cd, lp and digital - the actual release dates and prices of each format do vary Juno Records Player Preview all the lp tracks The Numero Groups Blurb: Hear the document of one man’s passion crossing over into obsession. Chicago radio disc jockey and soul archivist Bob Abrahamian was deeply devoted to celebrating and documenting unknown Chicagoland group harmony music. Upon his untimely passing in 2014, he left behind hundreds of radio programs and a daunting collection of 35,000 carefully-selected 45s. Our collection borrows its title from Abrahamian’s long-running and acclaimed WHPK radio show, and it spins a tale that’s cautionary, inspiring, and set to the sounds of the impossible-to-find tracks that made Bob Abrahamian’s on-air playlist and animated the radio programs that were his life’s work. Collected here are 12 (16 on the CD) artists featured on Sitting In The Park, in their own words and through the lens of our friend Bob. Link - The Story of Bob Abrahamian and his radio show Sitting In The Park Article Track Listing (12 tracks via the lp - 16 tracks via the cd - see the links for full details) A Portrait of God's Love by Cindy & The Playmates How Could You Love Him by Shades of Brown Girl in the Window by The Mist Reach for the Truth by Puzzle People A Fool Like Me by The Enchanters Hard to Know by Oneness Give Me One More Chance by Procedures Try It (You'll Like It) Master Plan Inc. Second Story Man by Chocolate Sunday So I Can Make This Change by The Krash Band It Ain't Fair by Ahead Of Our Time Let Love Come In by Cliff Curry Not Available Life of Tears by Walter & the Admerations Returning Home from Vietnam by The Auditions Moaning and Crying by The Dontells Southside Chicago by Otis Brown And The Delights
