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This is one that I can personally identify with, (the part about playing records)

NS 100mph RW Speeding Fine NS Speeding fine RW Drugs Bust

Welcome aboard Jordan, (there's that boat again) sometimes an old tune gets a new lease of life by whats sitting either side of it.Loking forward to this one. John

Hope I haven't missed the boat on this one,(its not another whatever floats your boat is it?) John please add me to the list I think most of you have my address by now, I've a few 'new to me' I'd like to share and a few oldies re discovered. Can I be cheeky and ask if anyone has a copy of Oscar Perry's Its too late, (the very elusive one) could they include it on the Cd. atb John

VERY POPULAR NORTHERN SOUL TRACK, PERHAPS PHARRELL WILLIAMS CAN SAMPLE IT.

Pop music is whats whistled by the postman as he delivers your latest northern vinyl acquisition through your postbox

UK promo ep I think not heard of any others Skip Jackson. I'm onto you girl Godoy Colbert. Baby I like it. Bobby Hill Tell me you love me Bobby Williams Its all over now Tyrone Davis What goes up or I had it all the time (edit) Happy New Year to all soul sourcers

Just Another Man/I'm tired of these changes Ronn 80

1976 Definitely (sealed with Barbara Pennington) I'd say between Jan & May cos I went away for a while and never really went again, followed the disco,funk and jazz trail. some great records in there.

I wonder if that's the night RS "lost" the Len Barry album,nice to Hear Bobby Womack

All three of his Cadet albums are blinders as are his two Elektra albums (African violet)

One for the mid tempo crowd And one for the speedier crowd Doris Willingham is AKA Doris DUKE and this record got a UK release as JAYBOY 1

Wanted Sherlie Matthews My Sugar Baby Mirwood, not sure how kosher this is but I would like a copy.

https://youtu.be/cuPsVzUx3gA Always loved this track jazz with a soulful feel, its Ray Armarado on congas BTW

All night dancing not a new thing, being a bit anorakish over it I wonder if it had anything to do with the dance marathons they had in the states in the 30s and 40s bought over by the GIs (obviously not during the war, blackouts etc) but afterwards?

12" was UK only I think released through Soul Peepers who were responsible for all the Polydor output at the time If memory serves me it was just over 4mins long, never saw a US 12 of it and I can't think what album it originated from definitely a Ritz Cracker though

Going back to the original question Manship's guide has Sandy Golden Your Love is Everything/Grey Skies Masterpiece SG201 listed so this release is a later/earlier issue? or am I missing something Both tracks are wonderful examples of female midtempo soul

Here I go again and the Orlons Spinning Top started my progression from Motown to Northern Soul

I'll take the Jimmy Mack with a side order of French Fries (great combo)

Pretty convincing ? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ELLIS-Jimmie-Happy-To-Be-7-/400587058462?pt=UK_Records&hash=item5d44d96d1e

Dontcha love it when jazz goes northern?