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Eddie Parker just mindblowing stuff, what an intro. Sledgehammer northern soul

I have this modern soul disco dancer on Hi with the 'dance, dance,dance flip side for trades. Looking for interesting deep soul, crossover. It's just gone for £96 on ebay as a guide. 'back into' side mint minus/ flip ex+ Also have Gordons war - the rock is gonna get you- 12" Stan Jay which is a rare disco record in vg++ Thanks Mark email binsy1964@gmail.com

I remember being at a soul do when my mate goes up and asks for Hawkwind - silver machine. We ended up being slung out for being drunk

Here is mine Basic black & pearl - there'll come a time there'll come a dayLoleatta Holloway - DreaminStaple Singers- Trippin on your loveGeneral Johnson -Don't walk awayCarol anderson - Sad girlEmotions - FlowersLoleatta Holloway - I can't help myselfDorothy moore - Girl overboardJean Plum - look at the boyBobby Womack - Come L'amorePioneers - My good friend JamesJackie Moore - Both ends against the middleDavid Ruffin - QuestionsTrammps - Stop and thinkRhyze - BizzaarOtis Clay - Only way is upJackie moore - Somebody loves youJackie Wilson - I don't want to lose you

Super soul from the album 'nothing can ever change my love for you' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAr-7HqAAMc

Great, great choices mate

Can't wait to see Spencer Wiggins. Alex from Bilbao has asked me to do a write up of the weekend so I need to not get to pissed up. Be great to see you Chris and Adi, heard Gary is going as well

That's a shame I sold my copy a few years back quite cheaply. How are you, bought much lately?

Nice one Tone, the other sides great as well.

Nice one Ken also Showdown by him

Bessie Banks - Try to leave me if you can/ Ain't no easy way - Volt

Hard one to argue with mate

I've still got a lot of your early tapes as well Eddie. Always loved the Jimmy Holiday - Turning point and Oscar Toney -Babys mine

Thanks Gareth, Frankie Gearing, Tommy Tate and Chuck Armstrong if I remember rightly. Dave Molloy made me a fantastic tape at Stafford. It had the Linda Jones Neptune singles, Dee Dee Warwick- foolish Fool, Harold Melvin- Be for real, and plenty of other gems.

With you on that one mate, 'Rainbow rd' is a 10 in anybodys book

Really enjoyable reading mate. I was a regular at all of those London gigs at the time, and when you look back at the quality of what was being played it's stands up really well. Graeme Ellis coming down and playing Carl Hall and Bobby Dukes just blew us away. The early Fleetwood weekenders were to my mind some of the best times I've ever had. A great mix of knowledgeable punters, people having fun, being daft (and that's just Ivor Jones). Hearing 'Flowers- for real' for the first time and Richard Searling playing charen Cotton to a dancefloor of about 1000 people, great days.

Falco anyone

That looks f@&ked

Top choices mate

great record, saw him sing it live in Utrecht a few years back, fantastic !

You're not wrong mate, classic northern

Check out great version on Carl Douglas Kung fu fighting LP also

Romeos - mon petite chow

Wow I do remember that one mate, bonkers tune