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Beverly Glen churned out some great stuff- Anita Baker-The Songstress another of my fave albums Johnnie Taylor Bobby Womack Wasn't there something dodgy about the owner of Beverly Glen?? A gangster or something like that? Cheers Pete

Chapter 8 - This Love's For real-Beverly Glenn Produced by the genius Micheal J Powell

Here's another one you may like Judy Peterson-Praise The Lord No prizes for guessing the sample though! Artist___Track_1_3_.mp3

Set Apart-If You Seek Me I'm pretty sure it's CD only.I'm afraid. Cheers Pete

A nice little gospel dancer from a couple of years ago. Artist___Track_01_0406204248.mp3

Here's one in a simiar vein to SOB Pete Ben_Tankard___Tribe_of_Benjamin___N_Da_Spirit.mp3

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Clausel-Let Me Love You-Upright-12" Mint SOLD Shazz-Innerside-Yellow-Universal Soul mix- £50 Roberta Gilliam-All I Want Is My Baby-WEA 12" £15 Gems For Jem-Time For Love-Eezzee 12" £20 Glen Jones-Everybody Loves A Winner-RCA LP Vinyl VG+ Cover VG £50 Chris Ballam-Do It Right-Intimate-LP Mint Unplayed-£20 pm's please

£10 each for the jap releases £6 each for the others Hope this helps Pete

Personally i don't have a problem with modern but i'm not sure i agree it's a progressive soul with a lineage straight back to the 60s. I don't think modern soul has any more to do with 60s soul, R&B or 70s disco than rock and roll or country and western. Struggling with this one Matt. What about the artists that have been recording for 40 years or so.Aretha Franklin,Gladys Knight,The Dells.Dionne Warwick,Rance Allen to name a few.Surely they have evolved and changed through the decades as Soul music has? I think you can track any of those artists lineage back to the sixties. In the latter days of Wigan when the new release stuff( Charles Johnson,Eloise Laws,Bobby Womack,Keni Burke etc) were getting played back to back with the likes of John and The Weirdest,Little Anne,Yvonne Vernee the time span was probably 12 to 15 years,between the era's.Now it's 40 years,it's a chasm,and I don't think you could play Magaret Little back to back with Blaze or MAW and get away with it! There a still a couple of uptempo tunes that have crossed over into the northern rooms and a couple of retro sounding tunes like Angel Rissoff,but as Roger said in an earlier post that the format has a lot do with very few new release stuff getting played. Maybe the gap between the genre's is so vast now,that it's inevitable the Modern and Northern scene's go their seperate way's. My penny's worth,for what it's worth Cheers Pete

There's a house version of this from a few years back

Fantastic tune Dodger put me on to this.Sandra Feva on vocals

I was in the RAF at Halton near Aylesbury,used to go to The Bell at Tring too. Martin Collins on Chiltern radio on a sunday afternoon. Happy times Pete

Lanier + co Shirley Brown David Sea James Ingram Gwendolyn Lassic Marzette Griffith First Circle Stephanie Mills Teddy p Kleer Sharon Redd Oliver Cheetham William Bell Peabo Bryson Curtis Hairston Glen Jones Genobia Jeter Jones Girls Fatback Band Lonnie Hill I could go on......................................... The 80's a great era for soul music and like Dave D it's an era that's very close to my heart.Had some fantastic times. I must have met Gavin in Bluebird records,did you used to go to Dumbo's in Dunstable Gav?? Pete

Pete Wasn't your CB handle 'Soul Hustler' many years ago ?? Pete

Agreed Steve I love Soul music from all eras Best Pete

I'd rather you were a goth too,then we wouldn't have to endure your pointless,non contributory negative post on a SOUL site

Here you are Simon,just for you Joe___More_And_More.mp3

Thanks for the tip on the Soulful house getting played in Sheffield Bars. I feel it's only right to repay the compliment.Check out any Wedding do's for some fantastic Northern,Third Finger.Band Of Gold etc

I think the above posting show's why there is little Soulful House played on the Northern scene. 'Half the singers can't even sing' I laughed so much I nearly Weed my pants

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I'd play them the uptempo house tunes that get played on the Northern scene. DJ Genesis Vince Montana Ron Hall and the Muthafunkah's Don't play them the midtempo stuff,I've been down that road.It's got to be fast and uptempo to get their attention Pete

Got to be Dionne for me. How about this from a few years ago. Dionne_Warwick___Friends_Can_Be_Lovers.mp3 A Tune,and then some