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R&B Hipshakers Vol 2 - Scratch That Itch - cd plus 45 box set release View full article
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what dave says you messed em up by adding a 1. 2. 3. in front of the links repost just the links or leave a space eg 1.https://www.soul-source.co.uk'>https://www.soul-source.co.uk doesnt work 1. https://www.soul-source.co.uk'>https://www.soul-source.co.uk does
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first three were working... try doing it in 3 per post Ian
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Mentioned in the forums via Mr Fine Wines announcement of 15 years of playing soul 45s on Wednesday nights at Botanica New York Release news of another collaborative release between Mr and Vampi Soul which is also available in a 10 x 45 rpm format as well as the usual 2011 formats. R&B HIPSHAKERS Vol 2 "SCRATCH THAT ITCH" CD DIGIPACK / 10 x 7" box set 15 years event was last nite but can see what missed here Release date: cd seems available now at places such as Piccadilly records http://www.piccadill...Soul-75084.html however the 10 x 45 box set has an " Expected 28 Mar '11" tag Here's the press bumf.... Second volume of our "R&B Hipshakers" series, featuring rockin' R&B and early soul from the King/Federal/DeLuxe catalogue A compilation of tracks from 1956 to 1967 by essential artists such as Otis Redding, Hank Ballard, Johnny Watson, Freddy King, Lula Reed, Titus Turner... 20 terrific dance cuts selected by genre expert Mr Fine Wine, from WFMU's Downtown Soulville Several titles reissued for the first time The limited edition 7" box set contains ten singles with replica King/Federal bags and labels, plus a set of artist pictures A long fingernail, calamine lotion, a Rudy Ray Moore back scratcher, this set of wild King and Federal rhythm-and-blues songs: what do they all have in common? Why, itch relief, of course! If volume 1 of our series ("Teach Me to Monkey") left you with an acute case of R&B pruritus, we at Vampisoul are here to dispense 20 more doses of musical medicine to help you SCRATCH THAT ITCH! We clawed our way into the King Records vaults again to come up with more virtuosic instrumentals ('Marsanova' rhymes with "bossa nova", more or less, if you pronounce organist supreme Hank Marr's surname with the right accent; Freddy King raises Mr Marr two dance crazes in 'Bossa Nova Watusi Twist'); more classy love songs with a hook ('Burnt Toast And Black Coffee', besides being the epitome of that particular sub-subgenre, is highly elusive and expensive on an original Federal 45 and much in demand in the R&B dance parlors of Western Europe; kudos to the gong banger on the plaintive 'You Have My Blessings'); more unholy dances ('Monkey Tonight' is one of Eddie Kirk's more restrained performances, believe it or not; this compilation's title track describes a dance that, like so many of the worthwhile ones, might get you escorted from your high-school prom in handcuffs if you tried it); and more holy nonsense ("My name is Puddentane," declares the prolific and wonderful Lula Reed, an earthily appropriate reply to Hank Ballard's to-the-point pick-up line 'What's Your Name'; if 'Whiz-A-Shoo-Pepi-Dada' meant anything, would it get your hips shaking quite so violently?). Then there's the record that's almost always in my DJ box, one of my favorite 45s ever - so exciting when its drums and taunting female chorus kick in over a loud system in a sweaty club, only to be answered by Johnny Watson's blistering voice and guitar: "I say, I love you." The women singing "Get them women off your mind" - confusingly, I can't get them off my mind. And the capper? A strong contender for Greatest Song Ever, in its best incarnation: Otis Redding's 'Shout Bamalama'. The custodians of the King vaults couldn't come up with this recording for us; for some reason, they found only a tamer mix. I had to dub it off my well-worn 45 (speaking of scratches!). Mr Fine Wine WFMU's "Downtown Soulville" show TRACKLISTING 1. Marsanova - Hank Marr 2. Buggy Ride - Rudy Ray Moore 3. Jail Bird - El Pauling & Royal Abbit 4. Burnt Toast And Black Coffee - Mike Pedicin 5. You Have My Blessings - Mary Johnson 6. The Bossa Nova Watusi Twist - Freddy King 7. Whiz-A-Shoo-Pepi-Dada - Amos Milburn 8. What's Your Name - Hank Ballard & His Midnighters 9. Puddentane - Lula Reed 10. I Say, I Love You - Johnny Watson 11. Coralee - Titus Turner 12. Run Baby - Carol Ford 13. Hear Me Now - Billy Lamont 14. What Is This I See - Hank Ballard & The Midnighters 15. Scratch That Itch - Elliott Shavers & His Blazers 16. Steam Roller - Mickey Baker 17. Monkey Tonight - Eddie Kirk 18. Fun Fun - Lloyd Nolan 19. Our Kind Of Love - Willie Dixon & The Big Wheels 20. Shout Bamalama - Otis Redding -
use email below for all q's JOE DUNLOP GLENAVON HOPE MOUNTAIN WREXHAM LL12 9HH TEL : 01978 761739 MOB: 07546666078 joedunlop@btinternet.com POSTAGE : £1.40 1ST 45, 20P EACH AFTER CD SUBS £5 FOR 3 LISTS & CD's SENT OUT A FEW DAYS BEFORE MAIN LIST IS CIRCULATED. WEB SITE: http.//. www.soulmountainrecords .co.uk * = on sales cd U S IMPORTS Mint / Ex unless stated 1* CHARADES KEY TO MY HAPPINESS MGM 350 2* JIMMY CONWELL CIGARETTE ASHES '''''''wdj''''''''' MIRWOOD 150 3* THE FABULOUS APPOLLOS '''SOME GOOD IN EVERYTHING BAD'' VALTONE 75 4* BILLY PROPHET PUPPET ON A STRING MERRIMAC 50 5* ERNIE JOHNSON YOUV'E GOT TO BE FAIHFULL AND TRUE DUPLEX 100 6* ABRHAM & SONS YOU'RE MOTHER UNDERSTOOD REVUE 15 7* LOU ROBERTS TEN TO ONE '''YDJ'''' MGM 50 8* BOBBY POWELL DO SOMETHING FOR YOURSELF WHIT 6 9* IKE & TINA TURNER CAN'T CHANCE A BREAK UP SUE 25 10 JJ BARNES ''HEY CHILD, I LOVE YOU SCEPTRE 30 11* INCREDIBLES CRYING HEART VG+ ERA 15 12* ALBERT WASHINGTON RAMBLE VG+ FINCH 75 13* DARROW FLETCHER SITTING THERE THAT NIGHT CONGRESS 15 14* BOBBY BROOKS WISE LIKE SOLOMAN HIT 40 15* RICHARD (POPCORN) WYLIE ROSEMARY WHAT HAPPEND ''''WDJ;''' KAREN 125 16* FLAMINGOS I KNOW BETTER ''MINT'''' END 40 17* GENE CHANDLER CHECK YOURSELF '''WDJ'''''' VEE JAY 15 18* JIMMY BURNS POWERFUL LOVE/GIVE HER TO ME TIP TOP 150 19* SHEILA ANTHONY LIVIN' IN LOVE ''WDJ'' BUTTERCUP RECORDS 35 20* CASH MCCALL I'M IN DANGER CHECKER 25 21* BILLY BUTLER BURNING TOUCH OF LOVE BRUNSWICK 25 22* WILLIE MITCHELL THAT DRIVING BEAT HI 25 23* THE JIVE FIVE YOU PROMISED ME GREAT THINGS '''WDJ''''' UNITED ARTISTS 50 24* ABSTRACT REALITY LOVE BURNS LIKE FIRE SPORT RECORDS 200 25* LITTLE RICHARD A LITTLE BIT OF SOMETHING OKEH 25 26* MELVIN DAVIS I WON'T BE YOUR FOOL FORTUNE 40 27* TIMI YURO CAN'T STOP RUNNING AWAY MERCURY 25 28* LEON PETERSON MY BAG OPUS SOUL 50 29* KENNY CARLTON LOST AND FOUND BLUE ROCK 300 30* THE INTERNATIONALS BEAUTIFUL PHILOSOPHY D'AR 150 31* FI-DELLS TRY A LITTLE HARDER KEYMEN 150 32* THE MOVING VIOLATION SPINNIN' TOP '''WDJ'''' ATLANTIC 20 33* GEORGE E. SMITH DON'T FIND ME GUILTY CONCLAVE 30 34* BOBBY GARRETTT I CAN'T GET AWAY ''''''WDJ'''''''' MIRWOOD 150 35* SAM MOULTRIE I'LL ALWAY'S LOVE YOU SOUTHBOUND 40 36* ART WHEELER I FEEL IN MY HEART ''''WDJ'''' ATOM RECORDS 300 37* VOLCANOS (it's against)THE RULES OF LOVE '''WDJ''''' (one sided) ARTIC 200 38* SLIM HARPO DON'T START CRYIN' NOW EXCELLO 10 39* BOBBY LEWIS I'M TOSSING AND TURNIN' AGAIN BELTONE 15 40* TOMMY DAWN & THE SUNSETS WANTED $10,000 REWARD wol'' WHITE CLIFFS 75 41 WILD SOUND UNLIMITED I KNOW YOU COLPAR 100 42* THE DEL-CHORDS YOUR MOMMY LIED TO YOUR DADDY GENIUS 100 43* TONY WINE FUNNY LITTLE HEART '''WDJ''' VG+ COLPIX 20 44* WALES WALLACE A LOVE LIKE MINE DAKAR 30 45* ALBERTRINA WALKER MAMA SAID, THANK YOU JEWEL 50 46* BETTY WATTS LET IT BE VG- WAND 50 47* DORIS ALLEN FULL TIME FOOL EMERALD COAST 10 48 * JEANETTE 'baby' WASHINGTON LET LOVE GO BY ABC 50 49 * RUBY JEAN EMPTY WORDS SBK RECORDS 200 50* WAYNE ANTHONY G FOR GIRLS ''''WDJ''''' ROULETTE 20 51* STARFIRE DON'T COME BACK DYNAMIC ARTISTS 25 52* PATTI AUSTIN I WANNA BE LOVED '''MINT''' CORAL 40 53* M.GAYE&T.TERRELL WHAT YOU GAVE ME '''WDJ'''(issue £3) TAMLA 8 54* MAMBLE JOHN WHO WOULD'NT LOVE A MAN LIKE THAT TAMLA (striped) 50 55* DEAN PARRISH DETERMINATION BOOM 25 56* LIZ LANDS MIDNIGHT JOHNNY (vg copy £20) GORDY 100 56* RUFUS WONDER UNDER THE MOON '''WDJ'''''' (2nd issue £10) LANDO 100 57* CARL DOUGLAS MARBLE AND IRON '''DJ'''' BUDDAH 50 58* WALLY COX THIS MAN WAND 75 59 BOBBY REED I'LL FIND A WAY ''''WDJ'''' LOMA 75 60* ROGER HATCHER SWEETEST GIRL IN THE WORLD EXCELLO 250 61* THE METROS SINCE I FOUND MY BABY '''WDJ'''' vg+ RCA 125 62* DEAN COURTNEY I'LL ALWAYS NEED YOU ''''WDJ'''' vg+ RCA 150 63* MARKE JOHNSON I'LL NEVER FORGET YOU '''sm'''''' vg+ JAMIE 75 64* MIKE McDONALD GOD KNOWS ''''''YDJ''''' RCA 100 65* VOLUMES I GOT LOVE TWIRL 100 66* '''''''''UK COLLECTORS ITEMS''''''''''''''' 67** THREE DEGREES GOTTA DRAW THE LINE '''''R&W DJ'''''' STATESIDE 200 68 NANCY AMES I DON'T WANT TO TALK ABOUT IT '''RARE MINT ISSUE'''''' COLUMBIA 300 69 BETTY HARRIS 12 RED ROSES ''''G&W DJ'''''' STATESIDE 50 70 JACKIE DE SHANNON BE GOOD BABY LIBERTY 6 71 LEE DORSEY MY OLD CAR ''''G&W DJ''''' STATESIDE 8 72 AL ''TNT'' BRAGGS EARTHQUAKE VOLCALION 20 73 SOLOMAN BURKE ONLY YOUR LOVE( CAN SAVE ME NOW) ATLANTIC 6 74 CHUBBY CHECKER AT THE DISCOTHEQUE CAMEO PARKWAY 30 75 STELLA STARR BRING HIM BACK '''YDJ''' PICCADILY 100 76 LITTLE MILTON LET'S GET TOGETHER CHESS 15 77 JAMES ROYAL IV'E LOST YOU ''''WDJ'''' CBS 75 78 WILSON PICKETT& the falcons BILLY THE KID ''''YDJ''''' LONDON 15 79 FREDDIE SCOTT CRY TO ME ''''''YDJ''''' LONDON 25 80 VIBRATIONS MY GIRL SLOOPY LONDON ATLANTIC 15 81 JOE TEX HOLD WHAT YOU GOT '''''''YDJ''''''''''' ATLANTIC 20 82 REUBIN WRIGHT I'M WALKING OUT ON YOU ''''WDJ'''' wol CAPITOL 50 83 O.V. WRIGHT POOR BOY WDJ'''''''''''''''' sol sm VOLCALION 25 84 ROY HEAD TREAT HER RIGHT VOLCALION 15 85 JOE HINTON FUNNY HOW TIME SLIPS AWAY VOLALION POP 15 86 THE IMPRESSIONS YOU'VE BEEN CHEATING sol''' HMV 20 87 JIMMY HOLIDAY I'M GONNA MOVE TO THE CITY '''''WDJ''''' LIBERTY 30 88 JOHNNY THUNDER EVERYBODY DO THE SLOOPY ''''''WDJ''''' STATESIDE 15 89 MARY WELLS YOU LOST THE SWEETEST BOY '''WDJ''' 'sm' STATESIDE 75 90 EARL VAN DYKE SOUL STOMP '''WDJ'''' STATESIDE 150 91 KIM WESTON KIM WESTON EP TME 2005 50 92 TEMPTATIONS IT'S THE TEMPTATIONS EP TME 2010 10
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take it you have listened/ timed the tracks to see if any diff than from the issued versions the timi yuro website may be a worth a visit and owners may be able to help as it does have a lot of unissued stuff and would guess that your buy would be of interest let us know how you get on
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Details of the recently talked about on the forums Marv Johnson cd release from Kent are out. A release date of late April, so not too long to wait. The info below is from https://www.systemrec...-p-1057844.html Availability: To pre-order now This item is due for release on: Friday 29 April, 2011 note: Release schudules often change and it is not always possible to keep the above date correct. £12.72 VAT Inc £10.60 VAT Ex Info Marv Johnson was there at the birth of Be... A clipped (1000 chrs) forum highlight post of an news/article item Original article was posted in the Soul Source Article/News feature - Click the below link for article in full all comments below are automatically added to the article View the full article (inc images/video/photos etc)
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Upcoming Kent Marv Johnson Motown Cd Details View full article
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yet more sad news rip site note : have merged both yesterday thread and the one started by Paul on this sad news
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winners out of the soul source hat were lloydee and mel_c can both pm me postal addresses and will get the lp off asp thanks to all members who entered
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In these days of regular sad news, I do find that with some artists its not to the actual day of the news that really appreciate just what they have done. Loleatta Holloway is one of these artists, looking back I think its fair to say that her work must have touched many soul or even pure dance music fans some time in some shape or form. Sad news today indeed A couple of information clips from web sources The Soul Book (the influential book by Clive Anderson, Ian Hoare et al-.-Methuen, 1975) said of her "there is no shortage of singers waiting in the wings, artists like Loleatta Holloway who have been making ripples in the business for some years. Numbers like her impassioned Cry To Me...continue to knock insistently at the door". By the late 1970s, the door to fame had opened for Loleatta and she went on to become one of the great disco divas of the era. The sides she cut for Aware between 1971 and 1975, however, (including 1974's Cry To Me) stand alongside the very finest soul music ever made. ace website notes on kent cd The Hotlanta Soul Of Loleatta Holloway http://www.acerecord...=59&release=994 Wikiopedia Early career Holloway began singing gospel with her mother in the Holloway Community Singers and recorded with Albertina Walker in the Caravans gospel group. Holloway was also a cast member of the Chicago troupe of Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope. Around this time, she met her future producer, manager, and husband Floyd Smith, and recorded "Rainbow '71" in 1971, a Curtis Mayfield song that Gene Chandler had recorded in 1963. It was initially released on the tiny Apache label, but shortly thereafter, it got picked up for national distribution by Galaxy Records. 1970s In the early 1970s, Holloway signed a recording contract with the Atlanta-based soul music label Aware, part of the General Recording Corporation (GRC), owned by Michael Thevis. Holloway recorded two albums for the label, both of them produced by Floyd Smith "Loleatta (1973) and Cry to Me (1975). Holloway later married Smith. Her first single from the second album, the ballad "Cry to Me" rose to #10 Billboard R&B and #68 on the Hot 100, but before the label could really establish Holloway, it went out of business. Top Philadelphia arranger and producer Norman Harris quickly signed Holloway in 1976 for his new label, Gold Mind, a subsidiary of New York's Salsoul Records. The first release from the album Loleatta was another Sam Dees ballad, "Worn-Out Broken Heart," which reached #25 R&B, but the B-side, "Dreaming," climbed to #72 on the pop chart and launched her as a disco act. She contributed vocals to "Re-Light My Fire" for Dan Hartman, who then wrote and produced the title track of her fourth and final album for Gold Mind, "Love Sensation" (1980). Eighteen songs of hers charted on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart, including four #1s. However, it was a ballad that proved to be another big R&B hit for her. "Only You" was written and produced by Bunny Sigler, who also sang with Holloway on the track, and it reached #11 in 1978. 1980s to the present In the early 1980s, she had another dance hit with "Crash Goes Love" (#5 on the U.S. Dance chart, #86 on the US R&B Chart). She also recorded one single, "So Sweet," for the fledgling house-music label DJ International Records. In the late 1980s, her vocals from "Love Sensation" were used in the UK #1 hit "Ride on Time" by Black Box. Holloway, however, was uncredited for her vocals and both Holloway and her attorneys successfully sued the group, which lead to an undisclosed court settlement in Holloway's favor. In 1992, she also had a hit with dance band Cappella. There she appeared billed as Cappella featuring Lolleatta Holloway on the single "Take Me Away" (UK #25). Holloway's fortunes dramatically improved, however, when she had her first US #1 hit when Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch featured her vocals in the chart-topping "Good Vibrations" (1991). Holloway also performed with Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch to promote the single, and she received full vocal credit and a share of the royalties. More recent dance chart entries include "What Goes around Comes Around" (credited to GTS featuring Loleatta Holloway) in 2000, and "Relight My Fire" (credited to Martin featuring Loleatta Holloway), which hit #5 in 2003. While not a single, "Like a Prayer", a Madonna cover, was a track on the Madonna tribute album Virgin Voices. "Love Sensation '06," peaked at #22 in the Dutch Top 40,[4] and reached #37 on the UK Singles Chart as well as #49 in Australia. Whitney Houston sampled Holloway's 1976 track "We're Getting Stronger" on her 2009 hit single "Million Dollar Bill". Holloway died on March 21, 2011 after slipping into a coma. She was 64 years old. Wikiopedia http://en.wikipedia....leatta_Holloway (note the usual wikipedia issues apply with the above info) Thanks to Paul for passing on the sad news in the thread below Refosoul Loleatta Holloway Clip Page http://www.soul-sour...atta%20holloway loleatta holloway - we did it [rs]31863[/rs] -
Details of the recently talked about on the forums Marv Johnson cd release from Kent are out. A release date of late April, so not too long to wait. The info below is from http://www.systemrec...-p-1057844.html Availability: To pre-order now This item is due for release on: Friday 29 April, 2011 note: Release schudules often change and it is not always possible to keep the above date correct. £12.72 VAT Inc £10.60 VAT Ex Info Marv Johnson was there at the birth of Berry Gordy's fabled Detroit empire with his Tamla single 'Come To Me' in 1959, which Gordy placed with the established United Artists label for national release, using the proceeds of the deal to finance recording sessions. Marv remained with UA until 1964, when he returned to the Motown fold. There he released three knockout singles on the Gordy logo, but found further hits hard to come by, at least in the USA. It was a different story here in the Motown-hungry UK, where 'I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose' reached the Top 10 early in 1969. To satisfy demand, Motown dug into their vaults for tracks to create a similarly titled LP for the British market. The album was never issued in the USA. The first 11 tracks on this CD represent that LP in its entirety, mastered from the original stereo tapes used by the British Tamla Motown label in 1969. The next nine tracks are presented in recording date order. They include the four numbers that have surfaced on multi-artist CD collections in recent years, plus five exclusive previously unissued masters, some of which have been circulating on underground bootlegs for a while, but here are superbly mastered from the precious original Motown tapes. US Motown took particular care with their singles mixes, and for the many aficionados who prefer them, the final six tracks consist of the original punchy mono mixes of Marv's three Gordy 45s. In other words, our CD comprises Marv Johnson's complete Motown recordings 1964-1971. Tracks 1. I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose (Stereo Lp Mix) 2. I'm Not A Plaything (Stereo Lp Mix) 3. Just The Way You Are (Stereo Lp Mix) 4. Sleep (Little One) (Stereo Lp Mix) 5. Bad Girl (Stereo Lp Mix) 6. Everybody's Gotta Pay Some Dues (Stereo Lp Mix) 7. So Glad You Chose Me (Stereo Lp Mix) 8. I Wish I Liked You (As Much As I Love You) (Stereo Lp Mix) 9. I Miss You Baby (How I Miss You) (Stereo Lp Mix) 10. Why Do You Want To Let Me Go (Stereo Lp Mix) 11. You Got The Love I Love (Stereo Lp Mix) 12. There Goes A Lonely Man 13. Understanding 14. S.O.S. (Girl In Distress) 15. Let's Talk It Over 16. Save My Love For A Rainy Day 17. She's All I Need (In This World) 18. Farewell Is A Lonely Sound 19. Another Lonely Night (Completes Another Empty Day) 20. Just Look Through Your Window At The World 21. Why Do You Want To Let Me Go (Mono 45 Mix) 22. I'm Not A Plaything (Mono 45 Mix) 23. I Miss You Baby (How I Miss You) (Mono 45 Mix) 24. Just The Way You Are (Mono 45 Mix) 25. I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose (Mono 45 Mix) 26. You Got The Love I Love (Mono 45 Mix) available for pre-order scheduled release date friday 29th april 2011 A first look at the listing says that tracks 12-20 are be the unissued segment of this release -
just need to find a half hour and then will do the draw and post up the winners
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A few catch ups of upcoming event news, announcements and changes Word via the crystal ball is The July Manchester Ritz is now no longer being held at the Ritz New venue is Dunkenhalgh Hotel at Clayton Le Willows Been passed on that the latest news on the Manchester Weekender in May at Ritz/Palace, is that live act Ritchie Pitts has had to cancel due to throat problems Latest grab from the "event announcement" forum Word that details of a autumn "west coast weekender" will be out soon Announcement of charity alldayer in London in aid of Japan just a quick grab and post check out the events guide and forums for all the latest info and news
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a reminder closes sunday midnight
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please use the email below for q's etc joedunlop@btinternet.com evie sands picture me gone uk ex cameo parkway 150 bessie banks i can't make it without you ''demo''' uk ex verve 100 ruth brown i burned your letter (one sided demo) uk vg+ london 75 peaches & herb we're in this thing together '''demo''' uk ex cbs 30 bobby freeman the duck ''''demo'''' uk ex pye int 30 chuck jackson the breaking point '''demo''' uk m top rank 50 al wilson now i know what love is uk vg+ liberty 40 doris troy i'll do anything '''demo''' uk ex cameo parkway 250 shirley ellis soul time (noc) uk ex cbs 5 chuck jackson hand it over uk ex pye int 150 harold burrage master key ex m-pac 20 michelle wiley feel good m 20th cent 75 sly,slick,& wicked we don't have to be lovers ex shaker 100 james bounty prove yourself a lady ex compass 125 rose valentine i gotta go right now ex rca 100 patti austin you're to much a part of me ex coral 200 Lashawn collins what you gonna do now ''wol''' ex sincere 100 goday colbert i wanna thank you/ baby i like it ex revue 50 parliments heart trouble vg golden world 100 syng mcgowen that's what i want ex hope 200 the chancellors something for sure ex chamus 200 eugene smiley yes it's you ex k-city 650 apollas mr creator ex w.bros 100 the appreciations she never really loved me ''wdj'' ex sport 100 the m.b.s' ''another day'' ex b-jet 350 neo-experiance paradise ex sahara 75 '' '''' human ex '' 200 ''uk motown shorty long function at the junction ''r&w dj'' ex tmg 573 100 marvelettes here i am baby ''g&w dj'''' ex '' 659 50 ''''''' when your young and in love ''g&wdj'' ex '' 609 50 gladys knight i heard it through the grapevine ''g&w dj'' ex .. 629 40 d.ross & temps uptight ''g&w dj'' noc ex '' 730 20 shorty long you're love is amazing ''g&w dj''' ex '' 600 75 '' '' sing what you wanna ''g&w dj'' ex ''' 663 45 jermaine jackson daddy's home ''g&w dj''' ex '' 851 15 temptations runaway child running wild ''g&w dj'' ex '' 716 45 supremes & four tops reach out and touch ''g&w dj''' ex ''' 836 15 isley bros got to have you back ''g&w dj'' ex '' 606 50four tops without the one you love ex s/s 371 40
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merged some posts ask try and keep the number of posts down if doing packs then list all the packs in one
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do a search for them on the site and the info page shows
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or if already in refosoul 1 .just hit the embedd link on the player 2. hit copy code 3. paste clipboard into your post eg art earnsley and flames - open the door to your heart - shipton [/code] when posted it becomes art earnsley and flames - open the door to your heart - shipton
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sounds better here, less distance to walk as well eugene jefferson - pretty girl dressed in brown - open
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just hit the reply with refosoul button at bottom
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art earnsley and the flames is the shiptown one major lance 70s one is another good take on it freddie scott on shout lp loads more....
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5 days to go quite a few entries this time around
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Otis Williams - Take Me Back - I Got To Have You - 45 - Now Out! View full article
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Constellations - The A to Z of Dennis Coffey:A Mix By House Shoes RECORDED AT SOUNDMATIC BY RHETTMATIC Leading up to the foundational Motor City guitarist's new self-titled solo album out on STRUT on April 25th, Detroit's own House Shoes takes us on a journey through Dennis Coffey's history of funk. Including the psychedelic b-boy soul of Coffey's 70's solo material, classic recordings on which he recorded as a sessions musician, hip-hop cuts which have sampled his material, and even a couple of sneak peaks at the new album's music, Constellations is 45 minutes of straight heat, mixed by a master DJ intimately acquainted with Coffey's legacy, and his future.  Tracklisting 1. Scorpio Intro- (feat Dennis Coffey, Jazzy Jeff, Jake One, and Q-Tip) 2. LL Cool J- Jinglin' Baby 3. Dennis Coffey- Main Theme (Black Belt Jones OST) 4. Dennis Coffey- 7th Galaxy* 5. Dennis Coffey- Ride Sally Ride 6. The Temptations- Cloud Nine 7. Rodriguez- Sugar Man 8. Marvin Gaye- I Want You 9. Dennis Coffey- Garden Of The Moon 10. The Spinners- It's A Shame 11. Dennis Coffey- Never Can Say Goodbye 12. Dennis Coffey- Whole Lotta Love 13. Diamond D- No Wonduh 14. Isley Brothers / Dennis Coffey & Lyman Woodward- It's Your Thing 15. The Floaters- Float On 16. The Dramatics- In The Rain 17. The Dramatics- Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get 18. Dennis Coffey feat. Mick Collins (Dirtbombs) & Rachel Nagy (Detroit Cobras)- I Bet You* 19. Edwin Starr- Easin' In (Hell Up In Harlem) / Digable Planets (Nickle Bags) 20. The Temptations- I Can't Get Next To You 21. The Undisputed Truth- Smiling Faces Sometimes 22. Dennis Coffey feat. Mayer Hawthorne- All Your Goodies Are Gone* 23. Outro denotes material from the upcoming Dennis Coffey album