Mike

smiling at simons post as it features some of the same examples i used to use when going on about searching for that elusive "buzz" don't think age is a major factor Ian just a combination of attitude, anticipation and stuff like that, another example i'd say was the first few lifeline nighters at sheridans

wants page in refosoul has over 400 flagged guess a few may be fullfilled or a case of people just hitting button but for those with a lot of sales gathering dust may be worth a look /more/?wants=wants i

just a shout for anyone to pass on a sort of snapshot whats going on in 2010 view did you dj during the last couple of weekends ? if ya did how about throwing up 3 of the interesting tracks you played ? along with a few words on each track... could be how they went down, why you played, risks that paid off, ones that didnt go as well as thought etc etc or whatever sure that with a few words could be an interesting thing could even drop a refosoul link into it all

nice one

store been mentioned a few times a couple of years ago with fire and such here's a blog with a few nice recent pics would do all my boxes like that but just know after first one they just go to ratsh*t once the intial enthusiasm has tailed off https://parkaavenue.b...rn-soul-in.html

find it happens with a few things now nowadays aint really gave it much attention for years, you then play it now, and for what ever reason it sort of takes on a different aspect you hear things going on that didnt really notice or grab you before dunno why it may be just that nowadays quality is so much better or hearing it in a different sort of enviroment if you wanna get scientific guess someone could even argue a case it may be something to do with your ears/listening changing as get older (you lose different frequencies)

laughing here cause i once asked someone i know who had it details at a noisy venue after a few "you whats" i gave up as couldnt hear him and then later thought to meself did he just call me a f****bufffon anyone like to add it to refo ?

aint been in there for a while, looks like a lot more members have left their mark since then nice one! https://www.soul-sour...p?app=membermap next round of improvements for this should be starting soon

used to offer podcasting on here 5 or so years ago can't remember what happened with it all- more than likely a mix of not getting used enough and "improvements" good job i suppose as have seen some of these podcasts over 100mb nowadays

yep just one of many gateways to all the info a label live search can be added fairly easy will do on next round of improvements on too late adding data, nah thats all in hand hopefully be able to get going with that soon its always been a step by step process , it used to be a struggle to get members to put up an actual title at one time as said on other thread recently whole front end of refosoul is done by myself, and as its now finally a fully intergrated part of the site, can be easily tailored to fit time availables really the only factor nowadays

Ain't Too Proud to Beg: The Troubled Lives and Enduring Soul of the Temptations News of a new book by Mark Ribowsky, entitled Ain't Too Proud to Beg: The Troubled Lives and Enduring Soul of the Temptations. The hard cover edition is due out in Oct 2010 and is now available to pre-order via the usual outlets. Ain't Too Proud to Beg: The Troubled Lives and Enduring Soul of the Temptations Written by Mark Ribowsky who was reponsible for recent books on Stevie Wonder, The Supremes and Phil Spector full list via following link -click Press blurb: The Temptations are an incomparable soul group, with dozens of chart-topping hits such as My Girl and Papa Was a Rollin Stone. From the sharp suits, stylish choreography, and distinctive vocals that epitomized their onstage triumphs to the personal failings and psycho-dramas that played out behind the scenes, Ain′t Too Proud to Beg tells the complete story of this most popular "and tragic "of all Motown super groups. Based on in-depth research and interviews with founding Temptations member Otis Williams and many others, the book reveals the highly individual, even mutually antagonistic, nature of the group′s members. Venturing beyond the money and the fame, it shares the compelling tale of these sometime allies, sometime rivals and reveals the unique dynamic of push and pull and give and take that resulted in musical genius. The first book to tell the whole story of Motown′s greatest group, with all-new interviews and previously undiscovered sources and photographs Gives the last word on enduring Motown mysteries, including the deaths of Paul Williams and David Ruffin and the truth behind Ruffin′s tumultuous romance with Tammi Terrell Reveals the secret "can′t miss" formula behind the Temptations′ thirty-seven chart hits Draws on more than one hundred interviews with the group′s associates, industry figures, family members, and most importantly, founding Temptation Otis Williams Ain′t Too Proud to Beg takes a cohesive and penetrating look at the life and enduring legacy of one of the greatest groups in popular music. It is essential reading for fans of the Temptations, music lovers, and anyone interested in the history of American popular culture over the last fifty years. Note can browse pages via the Amazon "take a look feature" click the below link to preview actual pages https://www.amazon.co...00C#reader-link Priced currently Amazon UK £15.29 https://www.amazon.co.../dp/047026117X/ Tesco UK £12.59 https://www.tesco.com...R=9780470261170 Amazon USA $17.13 https://www.amazon.co...s/dp/047026117X 336 pages Publisher: John Wiley & Sons (5 Oct 2010) Language English ISBN-10: 047026117X ISBN-13: 978-0470261170 Original article was posted in the Soul Source Article/News feature view article in its original format (c/w images etc)

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can be a enjoyable things and get some good decent interesting discussion going if they have a bit of thought behind them and if posted in the right place however if they just turn in to some sort of list fest eg type a track - post it type a track - post it type a track - post it type a track - post it with hardly any discussion, then to be blunt they dont really do that much apart from clog the forum up especially when there may be another 1 or 2 going at the same time ask give them a bit of thought, try and post them in right place and if replying then try and add a bit of meat to your post as in tell us all why you have added it thanks mike

some sales have been merged guidelines say it all can read them here or via link at top of listings /forums/topic/94339-sales-forum-guidelines-revised/ 1. Posting sales All members are asked where ever possible to group sales in one list If feel the sale deserves it ( say for example a interesting three or four figure record) then no problem note - can use subtitles to highlight sales if more than one (see tips) Avoid posting more than 2/3 sales posts per day

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haven't really noticed a lot of eli paperboy reed dislikers ( if are one please don't treat that as a cue to let us know ) you can listen to his whole album via aol hang on https://www.spinnermusic.co.uk/new-releases#/4

yep if you goto any clip page and then the tabs under the player -hit 7 day one and it show the top 100 from 7 days here are off the cuff screen shot if gonna have to have a go cant do much worse than doing it via tommy dent /more/soul-library/70382-tommy-dent-soul-thing-cobblestone/

lazy friday pass on nice photos, interesting what currently up to https://www.goldminemag.com/article/gloria-jones-dedicates-herself-to-sharing-life-and-music

tony sure there's a big mick interview in articles with brenda h think has to be from that visit , fairly sure its from 1999 but maybe worth a check,

quick one for orignal poster good to see been resolved have merged both of your posts and moved here best in future just use one post

yeah actual volume is the obvious difference speed is supposed to be a factor as well - 45rpm being choosen as a standard as it was the optimun speed own ears would say the quality difference is notable guess you could argue that has to be, other wise they wouldn't have bothered as said, anyone got one of them clips from some geek-audio site that lays it all down in black and white ?

memory says the first one had a centre page feature on cleethorpes yep ? it be good to see that again