Mick Sway

Oft said to be a UK recording by US servicemen, hence I.G.s (G.I.'s) super version.

The best two quid I've spent this year, so.....oo simple,so.....oo soulfull: BARBARA LYNN THIS IS THE THANKS:

Must have been covered before I guess but here goes: The Soul Notes "How Long"

Got to give a new band some encouragement: Cais-Sodre-Funk-Connection "Summer days of Fun" https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cais-Sodre-Funk-Connection/127457323988163

Don't know anything about the group myself, except that they have a following in Funk circles. For the uninitiated: Nice X-over that has a dodgy sound level on the vocal at the start: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IX0KAQ7K06Y&feature=relmfu Flip it over for this also sought after funky track:

In view of the passing of Frank Wilson, I wondered whether folks would like to share thoughts on his musical legacy over the decades. Here's to kick off: Edwin Starr's take on "Born to be Bad": Mavis Staples "Chained": Thanks Frank.

Riley Hampton strikes with mid tempo magic: The Players "Why Did I Lie":

Always had a soft spot for this cheapo: Miss Louistine I Don't want to Love Nobody But You NWE records: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=se_Do5YLGBU

and this: https://www.ebay.com/itm/MARY-WELLS-USE-YOUR-HEAD-RARE-1-SIDED-EMIDISC-ACETATE-MOTOWN-SOUL-R-B-MOD-/230819300039 which I'm sure i've seen before. Best Mick

The last few picks have been fantastic guys. This ones 70's bouncy beach music:The Seventh of May~Boy,Am I Happy Anglo has this track valued fairly highly, though recent Popsike listed sales are for quite modest prices. https://www.popsike.c...tord=&x=19&y=10 That is unless Anglo are valuing it as a misspelling: https://www.raresoulv...=SEVENTH OF NAY Anyway picked up a copy for fifteen quid on the bay yesterday.

I guess that this must have been posted before, if so sorry, here goes:

This is great informative comment thanks for sharing it. Unlike some responses on Soulsource which are less than polite and of the nature "didn't you know that,dohh!" I hold my hands up, I'm not an expert! Thanks again, its a credit Soulsource. Best Mick

Love this: Roy Smith : Don't Go Away:Ascot also good is the 70's re-recording on Cutlas:

Surely not £30 price for a copy of the Shakers: https://www.ebay.com/itm/SHAKERS-One-Wonderful-Moment-7-1967-NORTHERN-SOUL-MOD-POP-PSYCH-DANCER-Hear-/221123716384

Nice: Was this released as a 45: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWxwdjkzOTo

Sons of Slum, funky but catches the flavour of the era:

I take it that these are not legit re-releases? https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/soulwaxni/m.html?_uhb=1&hash=item1c2b300f2d&item=120983654189&pt=UK_Records&rt=nc&_trksid=p4340.l2562

Thought they must be a export type thing, thanks anyway: Would love to see Adey do another volume of "Let's Do the Crossover": The Temprees:

I must admit it is one that's passed my by, thanks for the info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXmmAQh6dqw

Hope you don't mind my asking which LP the Dusty's on? Mick

Spyder Turner:

I have come to like this Marva Whitney outing. I know its Funky and the 45 is actually better, but in case you haven't seen it, here it is live:

This is being advertised on E-bay as a UK issue. Never seen a black one before: The Emotions - Got to be the man https://www.ebay.com/itm/Northern-Soul-U-K-45-STAX-Emotions-Got-Man-So-Can-Love-You-/221120182941

Unbelievable, try to post any of those tunes on You-Tube and they'll now be blocked by Universal.

The rare Pay Tons 101 issue appears to go for good money, the Tangerine issue goes for £25-£50. Popsike values here: https://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=George+byrd&x=12&y=11