Everything posted by Simon T
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Come On Own Up
Got a nice 7" demo of CC on wmot. And an even nicer 12" copy of 'Act Like You Know' which is far better than CC. Sure I've even got a copy of 'Zoom'. So what the problem? Not like it's kiddie porn is it?
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Come On Own Up
Disco dancing, finger popin', that's centre city
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Come On Own Up
I've still got a Salsoul 7" demo and a Ramshorn twelver!
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Explanation Required
- George Cameron
Prefered Elvis during his Vegas years!- Explanation Required
Rod There was / is a thread on here during the week between xmas and NY that covered your question. Perhaps a mod could point it out, can't fint now? Surley to prove a point you would have to have the same title in almost exactly the same condition on both auctions at the same point in time to asertain if there was a 'significant' diference in the two auction's 'processes'?- Couple Of Nice "soul" Records
That's it Collins, not Ellis. Elf 8001- How Much Alvin Green On Manships Auction?
- Thelma
106 came out twice; there's different versions of the b side 'what did i do wrong'. As far as I know they look pretty much the same, maybe some differences in what's written in the run outs?- The 'mainstream' Label (s)
Nice music, lyrics and production, but I always find these type of song a bit too 'shouty', if you get what I mean?- Soul Dancers
Sorry Karen, it sounds like the house band from the Wheel Tappers & Shunters doing an Booker T B-side- Soul Dancers
Not familiar with it; 'Sister Lou' - not R&B is it?- "foreign Language" Northern Tracks?
. Karen Soulbag's site has got some foreign versions - Supremes etc if memory serves ...- "foreign Language" Northern Tracks?
- Cheryl Ann - I Can't Let Him
- Artists Who Appeared On More Than A Few Different Labels?
11 as in eleven, or 2 as Roman numerals!- Artists Who Appeared On More Than A Few Different Labels?
If they actually had something released on about half of them, apart from their outings on GMC, what were the other 5 label releases?- "foreign Language" Northern Tracks?
Are there any northern tracks that are not sung in English? Or are any versions in the native tounge played at events abroad? I know there's an Italian version of Long After Tonight Is All Over, and several of the Motown classics sung in Spanish, Italian and German by original Mowotn artists. How about this outing by Rocky Roberts, sort of fits the beat- Ian Levine. Why So Disliked?
With all due respect, I think this kind of post is neither pertinent, constructive nor of any real interest to this site, which is: “Soul Source is an online rare and northern soul music magazine” As you are inviting people to reply with their personal comments on Ian Levine i.e. reasons for disliking = negative comments, are you not inducing people to commit libel against him? I for one, don’t want to see another thread about IL If you are IL, or acting on his behalf, take heart in the fact that a lot of people don’t like lots of people on the ‘scene’ A lot of people don’t like me, but I don’t a monkey’s arse!- People I Miss Hanging Out With
- Value: Tempests Lps
Would you believe Ain't no big thing Happiness Ain't that enough I cried for you Someday Can't get you out of my mind I don't want to lose her What you gonna do You don't know like I know You (are the star I wish on)- Track Identity Please: 'laugh'?
"Little Al" or "Baby Al" was Al McLaurin who, given his name, sounds more like a Scot than a Spaniard.... but the record was actually a minor hit in.... Spain... of all places... much like the Rocky Roberts I mentioned earlier. Funny how they get about, I've got a Greek copy of RR's Durium (Milano) LP with Just Because of You, Got a Thing Going etc on it- Track Identity Please: 'laugh'?
Baby Al then Little Al, probably had a few releases as middle-aged Al and pensioner AL! Can't remember seeing either on lists, so is it obscure or collected on other scenes?- The 'mainstream' Label (s)
- Track Identity Please: 'laugh'?
Have you heard stuff by Casino Royale on Key-Loc? Very similar sounding. No, any good? Sounds like a James Bond theme tune tribute band! - George Cameron