Mick Sway

A long time maybe , but the fact that they've achieved it is amazing. Look how far movies have in 50 years and all the formats. I'm sure that at the pace technology moves these days , you might be talking 5-10 years for a hi-fi disc. We've already got "Star-Trek" tablets, the replicator is on its way. Thanks for posting this very interesting development. Mick Ohh and Happy New Year!!

Followed this one myself and couldn't believe it either. Nevertheless its no use going t pub with a fiver in yer pocket these days. Mick

Popsike auction values : https://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=timothy+wilson+pigtails&x=20&y=13 Loving you's a brilliant tune, unknown to me until today. Unfortunately my copy of Pigtails has Say It again on the flip, came in a Record Corner Soul Pack c 1972: Interesting post TFS.

R n B style: Joe Tex Baby be Good (Dial/Atco/Atlantic) Bit of a cheapo mover, this one was released on at least four different label designs. I guess it must have been a hit:

Anyway getting back to the Music,. here's a favourite of mine, just a joy (syndrum overkill perhaps):: Flake:Sugar frosted Lover

Flip "come over here" is also nice. Greetings from freezing North staffs! Mick

UK only; The Con-Chords You can't take it away Polydor 1966:

Right in the groove!!!Nice

One for the soul police:

Some great Modern Soul being posted:

Another nice crossover track just flown in. Shame its such a bad pressing, per Mick Cooper's You-Tube posting. Anyone know anything about it? Hudson County "welcome to my dream" 1976 RCA PB-10596: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DQBZoxLpT4

The Lovelites This Love is Real:

Hey Andy, What's the story with this tune if you don't mind sharing? Thanks Mick

FYI: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Soul-Men-DVD-Samuel-Jackson/dp/B00434ZTZK/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1352751322&sr=8-2

I love their take on Lee Moses "can't take no more chances" on Page For:

Looks like. Definitely never seen one with the star on, until now. Sorry to bother guys! Mick

Was wondering if this has now been bootlegged. I don't recall seeing any looking like this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/THE-CHOSEN-FEW-TAKING-ALL-THE-LOVE-I-CAN-BIRTH-OF-A-PLAYBOY-PROMO-Listen-/221152156983?pt=UK_Records&hash=item337db21d37

i think its a super tune,sounds like a live performance. Tried to read all the thread, but didn't pick up on anything about the artist. Sorry if I missed someone mentioning the singers origin, if not I was wondering wether there's any connection possible with Blind Billy Tate, who recorded piano boogie in the early 50's with Peacock and Herald. Nice thread Mick

Not that I actually have this in the box (I wish) I was wondering what folks make of it. The song and the vocal are great, but is this boss a nova beat, much to do with N.soul? Lately prices are on the up. A great tune,though no doubt:DAVID COLEMAN Drown My Heart BARRY :

I think there;s a few interpretations of this, one of which is Maximillian's You'd Better on Magic Circle Think this was a Stafford play, bit rockabilly but nice all the same:

Great stuff thanks for sharing. Shame Smoothie Pie isn't on the MP3 LP though. Mick

Lovely lilting crossover, nice arrangement but a little off key on the vocal, very nice tho'. What's the story behind this one? I assume its a contemporary production? TFS Mick

The Dells I Miss You:

Got it from a guy selling pop records ending at 3 am mid week, minter too - well pleased as I ain't got the cash these days. Best & thanks Mick

Love the percussion!