binsy

Will trade for 7 dwarfs - stop girl if interested

Sad story, I saw him at the Norfolk Village pub and the do in West Kensington that you mentioned and bought a copy of the cd as I felt sorry for him. It was in awful condition but he was fantastic live. I remember seeing him sing 'Hypnotized' from his lp doing both the female and male part (my mate Gary Thomas told me it was a duet) and it was stunning.

Tony do you remember when we used to to the Carved red lion and I played Spencers uptempo version of 'Love attack ' from the jap lp to a bemused 'one man and his dog'

Not only did I hear that one but they played Loleatta Holloways version of Syl Johnsons 'We did it' straight after the Man utd game tonight. Not even a particularly well known record I wouldn't have thought, from the first Aware lp

Well done you two, love Barbara Hall an old Randy Cozens spin plus you played so many other great tunes.

That was my first dance at my wedding, unfortunately I'm now separated, ouch

45 next weekend, please send deep soul rarities and budvar to the following address ...........

Saw him a few times last year and had a chat with him, great guy and he really is into the music. He's a big Kip Anderson fan and a friend of mitty Collier.

Top Dog soul club was Stafford

I agree

I think you might be surprised at the interest Pete, me too.

Thanks mate

Really looking forward to this as well. Always quality played whoever is on there.

He's not the messiah he's a very naughty boy

Miss Schmidt shouldn't you be doing your deep soul homework

Tats- 'But is it a 10 mate?' Binsy- 'Yes'

I know Gareth Sweeney has a proper one, he played it at Essence

Nice one Mark, I'll listen to this later. Fantastic times down there, a real buzz with Ian clark on absolutely top form. I remember Simon dunmore taping the Sam Dees performance at Dingwalls, I think he sung After All about 3 times.

Top stuff mate, all great but love Al williams

love this tune, got the album. Love the 'Prophecy - rain in my life' on your link. Lou Courtney on lead,blinding.

nor me

That's weird played it at my mates 40th Saturday

Spot on Sean, always liked Satisfactorize your mind' as a dancer, 'What made you change' is decent and 'look at the boy' and 'here i go again' are quality. I would imagine Henry Shed' something is drastically wrong' is a Hi recording even though it's on Cream.

Very sadly overlooked is her Chess stuff recorded at Muscle Shoals, some superb stuff

Looking for a near mint copy of the Rare stamps lp. I'd like a decent copy of Barbara Mason - you better stop but I think the price may be too high now.