Jez Jones

Yeah you got it Steve--I was winding ole Dave (Minit) up Remember him top left at the back---think he ended up an artist on a commune in Anglesey

£15.....Fuller Brothers--Times a Wasting -Soul Clock. 71 or 2 from Hose st. bet it aint worth much more now is it? In comparison to wages? Dunno wasn't working at the time

I'm the fokker with the vest and teeth missing!!!!!!!!!!

I dont need to say that to look a tw)t

IE 8

Dave I'm your man........................not. Its strange I click on the links and they open

hey up Steve. Actually I thought I had one with you on and a group of us--but seemed to have lost a few--bummer really Anyway does this work?? https://webmail.ntlworld.com/do/mail/message/download?msgId=INBOXDELIM3205∂=4&l=en-GB&v=virginmedia

Oh poo pants---I knew summat would go wrong. Took me yonks to get it on here. Try a right click then open and see if it works then Dave? failing that--I will give it up as a bad job

Who is that handsome mutha in the middle sorry folks you'll have to scroll down to post 14 to get the photo( had a mare trying to post it )

As an 'oldies' person ,for want of a better word its more difficult for me to comment...............however I went to Junction 17 in leafy Sandbach in South Cheshire last month. One of the guest DJ's was Phil Dick. I must say he did a magnificent set.(not saying the other dj's didnt)--- A 'true' mix of everything --rare,oldies,underplayed,rnb, the whole bloody gambit!! Even an unreleased 'newie' Must say he hit the spot for me and a majority in there by the looks of things. Credit where credits due--well thought out and kept everyones interest. Well done that man

You're spot on with these mate

Cheers Ian ,will give that a go also

Maybe this is slightly off thread--but here goes. The literary content of Manifesto seems to be at the root of this. My question then --Is there a regular publication or periodical that really reflects the current 'scene' --warts and all. taking note of Baz's recomendation of There's that beat (will give that a go)--are there any others that try and encapsulate Northern soul/rare soul whatever you wanna call it a la 2009. I remember 1970 onwards Blues and Soul didn't 'get' what it was all about. Apart from the DG writings and the adverts(for records) --there was nothing that stood out in it that would be of interest to 'the scene' as it was then. Black Music came out and went all disco --again nothing solid to represent the scene at that time. so is there anything current that anyone could recommend for 2009 scene?

Yes Malc, I've often quoted that myself in conversations about HS ...anyway what about 'penguin breakdown' as a new release at Hose st??????????

Yes mate thats what I meant ---sorry. I was following on from those reprobates before me Mr D and Mr B who had veered towards Hose st with their choices

..........and k gee---Niteliters

probably . Till then though Isley Brothers -Tell me its.......etc

That reminds me of the classic 50/60's cookery programme Ian There was Fanny Craddock of course presenting in her quite domineering way, valiantly assisted by her husband Johnny. The much maligned Johnny always seemed to be the 'fall guy' in this partnership. Anyway one particular episode she was making doughnuts. After preparing the mixture and bunging them in the oven-it came time for the recipe to be shown on sceen. It was at his time that Johnny,innocently, blurted out the classic phrase 'Well ladies,if you follow the recipe, you too can have doughnuts like Fannie's''

Title: martha velez tell mama Artist: martha velez Track: tell mama Label: soul-tbc Info: mp3. album fiends and angels 1969 view soul record info

I've just had to check again....yes you've guessed it Frank Wilson-- This cant be legit--surely not!

Kinell Tony--they've got Andantes==Like A Nightmare on there. Have they got the copyright on that!

Morning Malc Now that is just boasting , young fella me lad,--I would normally gauge my participation rather akin to the duration of 'Stay---Virginia wolves'

Wow ,if I may be so bold as to comment,---What a wonderful and diverse playlist. Covers quite a wide spectrum of 'soul' Very fitting indeed