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Is the Gene Middleton cut No One to Love You on Andee the same as No One to Love Me on Funk Factory? Which came first?

My dinner money was 6/0d (six shillings) I managed to get at least one good soul release a week, the trouble was waiting for it to come in to the local record shop. Later I managed to pick up almost the the whole UK Invictus catalouge at 5p each.

PM waiting

Frank Wilson......... I'm bloody glad someone cleared that up couldn't work that out ..... FV now that would be Frankie Valli The Night & I'm Gonna Change, were they RW discoveries?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuO8Fjs17k0 Mecury Records finest (northern) moment imho:thumbup: pronounced Shall-fon-tays

Cant stand crisp stealers lol

Sounds a bit like a cliche But our crew walked in to the Sherrys at Wigan on the 1st one must have been first in the queue only due to the fact that we arrived in Wigan early 7:30 not realising that the place didn't open 'til 2 so we went to the movies Last Tango in Paris and to an Indian restruant on the market before queueing up to go in. The record that stuck in my memory was the Invitations Skiing in the Snow. Can't remember were they bi-weekly or monthly in the early days? Had a bowling shirt for the next one though

I'll second that meanwhile for all the Jazz heads there's plenty of footage of the Chico Hamilton Quintet in , The Sweet Smell of Sucess Due to the ammount of Rosie Greir mentions is it about time to bring up his other claim to fame.......... Needlepoint!

Maybe a new venue.................. Alpha Ceturia

Sends shivers down my spine;)

This track hit me right between the eyes when I first heard it at the Casino. Had me rushing to the decks to see who it was I'd always been a fan of the Hot Wax/Invictus lables so I thought it might be Honey Cone or Laura Lee. Totaly suprised to learn that HDH had another lable in the states and it was a young lady called Eloise Laws managed to snag a copy about a year later for £6.00 at the Ritz and it will always be my top ever 'modern anthem' Incidently the record that followed it at the Casino that night was Fantastic Johnny C Don't depend on me got to be another anthem Guess this was all around 74-75 When did the 1st Modern records creep into playlists John

pm'd you:thumbup:

Wow thats awesome version Whats the p-vine copy go for?

Just played the A/B side........ very Real Thing

Cant stand Danny Baker

Massive Wigan record 73/74 really atmospheric played loud and when everybody clapped at the right time!

You should have a pm

PM'D you

Vel-vets I'm gonna Find Somebody Adventures Easy Baby heard them the 1st time at Wigan but I guess they started somewhere else

But the album version is longer/has an xtra verse in it Not Lets Talk Ray Alexander Techniques ( I know its not Belgian)

this threads got me so excited

Who played FRANKIE BUTLER ITWYW first I recall hearing Sam play it at The Raven Whitchurch in the summer '73 along with the Poets Two Hearts Wigan started in the spring but I don't recall hearing that one untill much later on. As an side we all know the 1st record Russ played but what else was on the playlist that 1st night? Merry Christmas John

Who is the lead vocalist in this group? sounds so like Eddie Kendricks Are there any other discs by them? cheers John

Who played Eddie Parker I'm Gone and Ronnie Forte's Nervous Breakdown/Whisky Talkin'