Petebangor

I wish you the very best for the weekender Dan,please keep us informed of the event,you've had Incognito,Gwen Mcrae,George Mcrae and Gary Des Etages in the past The DJ's include Keb Darge and Terry Jones,can't fault you there either Dan. You have been very dignified with your response. Regards Pete

Bobby Womack-The Poet Anita Baker-Songstress Chapter 8-This Love's For Real

If I Don't Watch Out played as a new release late 70's by Searling. Pete

If you need a cdr of it let me know.got it on a 12". Cheers Pete

Yes no problem Pete

Just been listening to Searling on my pc.No probs. Pete

I really rated Gary Rushbrooke late days of Wigan. What happened to him?? Got a couple of tapes of him somewhere,he had some nice stuff. Sherlock Holmes,7th Avenue Aviators,Howard Guyton,etc etc More happy days Pete

Billy Paul Philips Has absolutely everything ! Ask him about the story about the King Tutt 12" and he'e a nice guy too Cheers pete

Mike Stephens on Solar/Sunday evening 6-8.Paul Philips/Solar Saturday and Sunday night 10-12.Steve Hobbs and Geoff Bingham Solar.Richard Searling Jazz FM Sat 6-8. Cheers Pete

Just when you're thinking of starting a modern thread including The Carstairs and Larry Houston.Up he pop's again

Count me in

I know someone that picked an Ike Strong for £80 last year,but that was a bargain.I would have thought £400 would be fair price. Pete

Agreed,great,great record.Heard it played out at Broughton Wings,think it was Phil Blacknell who played it. Pete

Gems For Jem-Time For love-EEZEE 12" £25.00 + £2p+p

I threw the Ska and Reggae bit in just to appease Pete Smith,just to stop him jumping in Cos He always jumps in when modern is mentioned Pete

Dave No one is patronising you.I think the quote 'open minded' is a fair comment. If you are receptive and willing to listen to various forms of music or whatever the subject is,then you are open minded.No one is asking you to like this music. What I find galling is the fact when a modern track or topic get's posted up,the usual suspects crop up with 'It's Shite' 'Disco' 'There's no place on this site for this' Can you just not accept the fact that people enjoy and embrace things that you don't? I don't particularly like RnB,I'm sick to death of Oldies that I danced to 25 years ago.but I respect the fact that people do like them. I don't feel need the to jump in with two feet just because I don't like a particular subject. Enjoy your Rare Soul Dave.I'll enjoy my Modern and my occasional wandering into the main room,only when there's someone progressive on though Please Dave just accept there is Soul music that you don't appreciate,that others do. Cheers Pete

Are you a Moderator Dave??? What right do you have to tell people what they can or cannot post on this list.This is a SOUL forumn,It covers all aspects of Soul predominantly Rare and Northern,but also Modern,even Ska and Reggae. Just because you don't like it,or it doesn't fit into your neat little pigeon hole that you call Soul.It doesn't mean that other people on this forumn don't appreciate it. If you attend any two room event/Weekender,Music like this is getting played in the Modern rooms,like it or not it's a fact mate. I bought the the first Soul In The House compilation,I'll probably get this there's several tracks on it that are blinding tracks with very Soulful vocals,The Dawn Tallman and Ultranate for example. Maybe the Openminded quotes are put up there because of the small minded individuals who comment on them.I bet you haven't heard one single track off that compilation have you Dave? Rant over I feel better now Cheers Pete

Great tune. It's not credited to them at all on the Cd sleeve,tut tut. Well done guys Cheers Pete

It's All Up To You Fantastic record,one of my all time fave's Couple of other good cheapies by them Bring Back The Love Of Yesterday You Bring Out The Best In Me Cheers Pete

Did you notice the buyer was from Chile.Didn't realise South America had a Northern scene Time to ask him some silly questions I think

Musically his finest moment for me was Georgia On My Mind where he turns it into a magical example of deep soul at its most tortured, again not too relevant to Northern but if your tastes are wider its worth a listen. Now onto the who invented funk question..... the UK media discuss! Cheers Jock link

Rob Grant had one on his list last week £50 I think Cheers Pete

Pm me with you address I'll send you a couple of cd's with recent stuff on. Cheers Pete