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In that case, albums by the following artists are usually a safe bet: Anthony Hamilton Jill Scott Erykah Badu Eric Benet Will Downing Maysa Angie Stone (last one (Rich Girl) was great!) Teena Marie (RIP - great posthomous CD - Beautiful) I could go on & on (like Eykah )

Steve, Would you like a list of artists that are making music that sounds old/trtro e.g Sharon Jones or artists that are making current sounding music e.g. Angie Stone?

I saw the London gig an agree it was fab. Nice to hear him perform songs recorded by others too like Summer Somethin', After The Dance and I Want You. Did you get some of Incognito as the backing band?

It wasn’t that bad. Quite reasonable entertainment. If they put real train spotters on there, then most of the general public would’ve been bored. At least a Donny Hathaway LP made it onto the Wall of Sound.

RIP Donald. Dominoes still sounds as great today as it did when I first heard it.

Get the CD for Holdin' On

RIP Fontella. I always loved Recovery and even Travellin' from her CD 11 years ago.

i prefer the flip!

Bobby Womack on Sunday hopefully.....

Or piling into everyone at the bar

Yes, that's right Barry. If you've already voted on Q1 but now want to answer the other two, you have to delete your vote and start again. Good poll. Very interesting.

It's not there anymore Mike

Are you joking?

I love it! Proper disco is fantastic

Sad to hear this. Loving You Is Mellow is a wonderful example of his output. RIP.

A bit longer than that I think. As far as I can recall, it was released to co-incide with the 1st After Hours CD which must have been 9 years ago.

I bet it's not as good as "Show and Tell"

It is true. When I walked into the Village Soul do on Saturday, Lenny Curtis was blasting out and it sounded fantastic. It amy be that I hadn't heard it for years or just the first time I've heard it out, but it sounded much better. Btw, Kegsy, Do It To My Mind has always been a great record . Someone will now say that about Lenny Curtis

Well it was a cracking night. Great room, terrific sound system and some of the best music ever recorded!

What happens when you got an odd one in round two? Surely you need 64 songs to make it a knock out competition?

Excellent — thanks Rob. I’d be really interested to read a part two on his post Motown years.

That's what i thought. It would be great to see a film about them with a soundtrack inculding Gotta Have Your Love, Slow Fizz, etc.

I was actually referring to Swingbeat rather than Street Soul Nick. Nothing wrong with Loose Ends, btw

Agree with Jock. Most swingbeat stuff was rubbish but you do get the occasional LP track which was great e.g. Jeff Redd — Love High, Keith Sweat — Make Love Last Forever.

The Dome in London used to finish with Jimmy Ricks “Oh! What a Feeling” which always sounded good. Wasn’t the most used ender at These Old Shoes Jimmy Ruffin’s “Everyone Needs Love”?