Carol Phyllis

Somewhere out there there is a version of "I Go To Pieces" with Steve Cradock on the piano & P. P. Arnold on vocals, no other instuments involved, I've heard it & its beautiful. Just searched for it on the usual sites & can't find it. Someone on here may have a sound bite of it though, Carol

I recently played "Maybe I Know" as I was warming up at a local venue & the only person in the place came & thanked me, said he hadn't heard it since his Twisted Wheel days. Not sure I'd play it to a full house though, maybe I'll give it a go & let you know the reaction!

I always think of Peter Kay singing "corned beef" & every time I hear Eddie Bishop being played I have to sing it too

Young Danny Clegg for me, only 22 with more knowledge than I could ever wish for. Been collecting since he was old enough to get pocket money & always plays a great spot

Russ Winstanley has been advertising it on his show for weeks, we were going to go to Doncaster but its been cancelled

Smokey Robinson - Cruisin'(Acapella).mp3 Smokey - Cruisin Marvin Gaye - If This World Were Mine(Acapella).mp3 Marvin & Tammi - If This World Were Mine - A Capella what d'ya think? Four Tops - Ask The Lonely(Acapella).mp3 Four Tops - Just Ask The Lonely, Beautiful

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That's why I asked the question initially, does the charity hype make a difference to which venue you decide to go to? So far not many seem to think it does!

I echo everything you've said there Joan. Was just interested in seeing how many others felt the same

I was wondering if people go to charity soul nights specifically because they are a charity event or if that is just coincidental? Does it make a difference to anyones choice of venue or is it just by the by?

He also played Bobby Hebb - Love, Love, Love I was dancin' round the office

Never tire of this album, not one track on there that you want to skip

Marvin Gaye & Diana Ross - My Mistake the harmonica at the beginning just grabs you