Simon T

I don't know what happened there, double post but only one was a double attachment. That is just the 'front' of the sleeve, the back is blank

THE TEMPTATIONS - LAST ONE OUT IS BROKENHEARTED -

Thanks for that. To me 75%+ are absolute twaddle. Was there regularly that amount of instrumentals and 'cover versions' played?

I know he played the Gliderdrome in Boston, Lincs, but not what year. Jimmy Hendrix played it too 25-03-67: Starlight Room, Gliderdrome, Boston. Also JH played on 10-06-67 the Top Gear Radio Show London including 'Midnight Hour' with Stevie Wonder on drums, so he might have been in the UK in 1967? https://www.bluepig.p...liderdrome.html https://www.bostonsta...ider.2102326.jp check the penultimate paragraph re his booking fee!

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It was about 3 years ago, I thought I'd do a bit of late night shopping down the centre in Wigan, never again!

k

no, but she does insist it putting her left nipple in my right ear

GLEN MILLER, NOT THAT REGGIE SH*tE

JUDY HUGHES - FINE FINE FINE - VAULT

JUDY STREET - WHAT - STRIDER

I remember Poke playing that at Cleethorpes WG around 82/83 cover up as something that sounded like 'Lester Tomkins'

2010 On a CD called 'Northern Soul 2011'

Are 'Soul Train' clip readily available anywhere, I don't seem to see them. Also, to settle an argument, was Soul Train broadcast on the TV in the afternoon in the early 70'S, like kid's TV time?

Patrick Adams

By the look on her face, it's more what has he done with it, rather gonna do!

Probably the finest soul record ever made. I remember an interview with Quincy Jones where he said that he'd probably w*nk himself to death dreaming of ever producing such a record.

Probably the finest soul record ever made. I remember an interview with Quincy Jones where he said that he'd probably w*nk himself to death dreaming of ever producing such a record.