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Yes count me in as one of those dancers, being a bit of a record hound in those days I found the Nosmo King copy in a 2nd hand record shop in Birkenhead, this pleased be far more than the Solomon King This Beautiful Day that I found at the same time,(one was a floor packer the other I'd never heard played out but had it written down in my little black book ). Miffed when it got reissued doubly so cos the reissue had the instrumental on the b side cleverly titled........ Nothing to Say!!!!! BTW we all have our favourite record to hate mines Dance Dance Dance by the Casualeers only because of the amount of times I heard it during its peak

And thats a great tune to!

100's to choose from I NEED YOUR LOVE - CLYDENE JACKSON A DREAM - CREATIONS MAGIC CORNER - BELITA WOODS SWEETEST THING - CHANNEL THREE GET YOUR POINT OVER - SEBASTIAN WILLIAMS and all those mentioned by everyone else!

House for Sale was originally played as an album track at the Mecca as they were more open to album tracks but I sure I heard it at Casino or Ritz, Got 45 release UK only on the popularity of it hence edited version with some of the ad-libs out of place and louder backing singers and possibly some rearranging of the verses. More of a clip-clop beat possibly speeded up. A favourite of mine and definitely a crowd pleaser (for the girls)

NICK OF TIME TONI LAMARR TRYING TO FIND MY WOMAN LOU COURTNEY TURNING MY HEARTBEAT UP MVPS SOUL IMPROVISATIONS VAN McCOY THREE DIFFERENT LABEL DESIGNS THAT I KNOW OF

Womens Love Rights hear voice soaring loud and proud over that ever so funky Detroit backing by the politicians Fantastic!!!!!!!

most common one from the trio of releases that came from this label Jeanie Tracy & Dorothy Morrison being the other two that I can remember were there any others?

Album version is far superior

Loleatta Holloway or Rose Batiste? got them both

HEY UH WHAT YOU SAY C'MON ROY AYERS YOU BETTER KEEP HER MARVIN HOLMES SUNSHINE BABY LONNIE ROBINSON WRONG CROWD PRINCE GEORGE PHEONIX AQUARIAN DREAM YOU SAMUEL JONATHON JOHNSON TELL ME WHY LIFE I LOVE MUSIC O'JAYS I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU QUINN HARRIS CONSIENCE LOVELITES DREAMING A DREAM/DANCIN CROWN HIEGHTS AFFAIR LIKE HER GENTLEMAN AND LADIES CUT YOUR MOTOR OFF BLACK NASTY YOURE A STAR AQUARIAN DREAM/STARSHIP ORCHESTRA WHAT GOES UP TYRONE DAVIS BUMPIN AND STOMPIN GARLAND GREEN + a whole host of northern goodies .....

Outa Sight is that retro enough? perhaps too retro? My fave venue of all time To hear Gentlemen and thier Ladies+ Central Park+The Golden Rod+ George Blackwell + Wrong Crowd+across two sets Amazing!!! Time to submit some top tens

One with black print one with silver? I think the silver text is the earlier issue.

Pricey but brilliant Women like it harder ! Milton Parker

What was the CD that this originally came from I think it had the Trends and Pookie Hudson on it, Tom Moulton "remixed" some of the tracks and there was an instrumental of Try my Love. First heard it on RS's Jazz fm show.

A fight yes on the second nighter someone fell out with another guy literally picked him up and threw him across the seating area guy landed on his back on a table that collapsed wild west style, needless to say the other guy didn't get up.

What the availability of TOWN 111 Shooting High O C Tolbert? John

and for his work with 100% AGED IN SOUL RIP Clyde Wilson

Loving this more and more every moment Marvell Love Gotta Have Love

I have often wondered if the content posted although being marked positive read negative such as .... non payer . picky buyer. slow to pay. untrustworthy . would be printed by e bay?

Love this from Jerry Butler

Last 5 notable discs to the Clement Collection 1. When I'm With You Brenda Lee Eager Mercury 2.Rising Cost of Love Jean Terell A&M 3.You've Got The Makings Bobby McClure B Mac 4. Whats Usual aint Natural Sam Russell Playboy DJ 5.A Man Without A People Bernard Smith Spectrum The last ones been a long time want and a nice end to a year thats definitely had its ups and downs Happy New Year To Each and Everyone of You John

Ah! a copy previously owned by the London Midland Railway

One of my alltime favourites too can well remember Robbie Vincent playing it during his "quiet storm" sequences RIP Lady T

From the aptly named "Good Black is Hard to Crack" on Mercury. Also recorded by Sharon Ridley on Tabu and there a recently issued version by Jesse James so she in good company