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"susan maughan i believe not 3 bad" Yes but not a patch on the Wade Flemons version. Sorry but my "Reply" button's not working for some reason.

Another bit of British blue eyed soul I've had on the old record deck today. That Other Place.mp3

A nice little bit of British blue eyed soul. I think its OK anyway! Everythingitouch.mp3

Agree with you Colin great voice. Have allways loved Derek Martins stuff since I heard Daddy Rolling Stone years ago. Was'nt it featured in the Ray Winstone film Sexy Beast. I love Moving hands of time which is on the flip of You blew it baby on the Buttercup label.Arranged & produced by Teddy Randazzo ,its really underrated ,costs peanuts and builds and builds into a terric tune. Another thing about it is it's around four and a half minutes long which is most unusual for a 45! Movinghands.mp3

Hey Nico. I remember when Never gonna give you up was a big sound there was some kind of rumour going around that it was not Rick Astley doing the vocals but some black guy with a decent voice.Apparently Rick Astley couldnt sing a note but could mime very well. Any truth in these rumours?

Is it Dick Ghastley by any chance?

Do you still care for me by Richard Popcorn Wylie has a bit of world class whistling in it.Great record though

Have put Deep shadows and Lean lanky daddy in the sounds section in choice cuts

Number 1 version for me . Anything Little Ann did was awesome and she posessed one of the greatest female soul voices.There are a couple of absolutley amazing tracks by her on Dave Hamiltons Detroit Dancers Cd ., the one, Deep Shadows is a real gut wrencher the other Lean lanky daddy is a great uptemo effort . I can put a couple of soundclips up if anyones interested

I had Brand new man , Greater than anything , Come to me and Do you still care for me on 4 Epic demos off Ebay some time ago but ditched the first three because they were basically shite but kept Do you still care for me which is superb IMO.

OK Batman.

I paid £20.00 for my white label copy a couple of years ago. Would say between 20 - 30 now.

Was talking to John May about this record when I played it about what a great record it is and so hard to believe it was recorded in the 70s.

Dont turn up this Friday Bill because we wont be there.Were on the Friday after I'll have a word with you as well and book you down for a guest spot in the near future

Heres a few from my modest little box full of cheapies that I played in room 2 of Studio 1 on Friday which went down quite well (I think) as I tried to vary things. I cried my life away - Tommy Navarro - De Jac. Lighten up - Larry Atkins - Highland. I better run - Barrett Strong - Tollie. Make out - Harvey Averne - Atlantic. Watchdog - Dorothy Williams - Volt. Just like you like it - Clentt Gant - Duke. You cant dress up a broken heart - The Lovables - Toot. I keep keepin on - The Contessas - George Clements. My baby likes to boogalloo - Don Gardner - Tru glo town. Lets wade in the water - Marlena Shaw - Chess. Happiness - Shades of blue - Impact. Daddy 0 - Theresa Lindsey - Golden World. Life of the party - Joan Moody - Sylvia. If it dont fit dont force it - Clarence Jackson - Valtone. Do It - Billy Sha Rae - Spectrum. Give me lots of Lovin' - Willie Kendrick - RCA. Love - Gladys - O Gee. Gotta get to know you - Bobby Bland - Duke.

Well done Dave.Very usefull site. By The way I have now read your Northern soul bible for the 500th time and still find it fascinating.How sad is that?

I'm suprised no-one has mentioned Little young lover by The Five Stairsteps& Cubie on US Buddah 1936 which is a fantastic track and can be picked up for around 50p I think. Young.mp3

Ive got a version of Get out by Wakefield Sun on MGM.

My reg is BOL but it that suits me because all I talk is a load of Bollocks.

N 50UL P belongs to Phil Turner of Junction 11. These registrations were picked up for little or nothing but they have nearly all been snapped up.

Tim Westwood is my more famous DJ brother. Vivienne Westwood was my auntie. Clint Eastwood is my favorite actor. Beat that!

OK I will say no more

Nothing yet but I'm the guest on The Mary Fox soul show on BBC radio Stoke on Friday March 17th