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Poets - I've got two parts

That's the way I feel about cha Soul Train

Love has finaly come at last (with Patty Labelle) Soul Train ">

No vid, just a great tune off "Someday we'll all be free" album. Gifted one

Nev, I'm not 100% but I think JM auctioned one some time back. Don't know how to find out what it went for though. Great tune, sounds a bit Bobby Womackish to me?

Hope this helps https://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php...mp;x=20&y=7

How many? Nice find. So there is a UK issue then, I was told it was Demo only (that's why I asked / I didn't want a fight Dave, honest) Nice one! (or at least the two known on here)

There was also an album of his Spring recordings (The Spring Sides) that was put out on UK Kent which included the unissued "Come Through Me."

Issue hardest. I have a British Demo, anyone seen a British issue?

I've been living off of Main Street Where society is the thing But people that live on Main Street They don't know how to swing But the people on the back street They swing, all night long Although I live on the main street The back streets is where I belong

Yvonne Vernee - Just like you did me Patty & The Emblems - I'm gonna love you a long long time

Curtis Mayfield - Move on up?

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here here! Bobby Womack "Gifted one"

Not the same as Evelyn King, just found it on Steve Plumb's site with an audio clip, hope it helps? https://www.soulmusic.co.uk/

Holly St James = screamin' banshee! Love Tony Clarke - Landslide though, great intro!

Black Nasty - Cut Your Motor Off

Just been on Wikipedia and read this Scott-Heron's father, Giles "Gil" Heron of Jamaican descent, nicknamed "The Black Arrow", was a football (soccer) player who, in the 1950s, became the first black athlete to play for Glasgow's Celtic Football Club.

Home is where the hatred is.

Beautiful, one of the most soulful records ever, imho!

"Sixty years ago, RCA Victor brought out the first 45 rpm singles - on colour-coded vinyl. Country-and-western music was green vinyl, pop was black, and rhythm 'n blues was orange." You learn something every day, neither did I?

Who is the man that would risk his neck for his brother man?

Thanks, I've set to record.

Dr. No, From Russia with Love, Goldfinger, Thuderball, Casino Royale.

Sock it to 'em J. B.