Ian Parker

I see KYP regular... good lad. he does notts and sth yorks events mainly (i think) , always has a sales box with him

do you mean 'KYP' ?

Two of myself and Edwin , 20 years apart. Sherwood rooms Nottingham, 83 and his final gig ( I think), the Shed,Beeston

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they were Grey, i remember em well. old 110 camera didnt take the best pictures

WINNER , right above me ^

lucky you

You mean Oddfellows?

sad sad news...... Mitch was a great DJ, often wonder why i had'nt seen him for a while

the bass line swings it... SB is on the nail, Dusty's bassist seemed to have moved down the fret board on the second bar, doesnt work. Dusty could sing without a doubt, but Susan Barratt is on the button, dusty seems to labour

Edwin Starr's I have faith in you , is the greatest record ever released. 2 minutes and a bit of pure soul ! The strings soar, the arrangement is perfect and Edwins delivery is magic .

The Entertainers IV - back in circulation Bobby Sheen - Dr Love

Maxine brown - one in a million...... sounds like "thumb a ride"

oh aye,, i knew it was an RCA release

: Hesitations - I'm not built that way : summat else i can't chuffin remember

late 70's ---- Present day

Some pedigree there,. Quality music all the way ,. Sad news

julien Covey susan coleman Judy street human beinz The Fabulettes Arthur Conley The Capreez Derek n Ray Tim Tam (honestly) loads more, very vivid

I was present at that gig... £4 . So good , I saw them again at Hammersmith Odeon , for the Back in Stride tour

I've been asked for 'witch queen of New Orleans , by Redbone......

Vinny Francis is selling one, via Facebook

On here or Facebook

I believe ray Copley is selling one

I've just been for a beer with the guitarist in my last band,. He lived in Sheffield during the 80's and became good friends with DG. (Through a cinema club). He has just been telling me stories,. Ref Mick and Keith ,. Believe me , he has absolutely no idea of anything Northern Soul,. But ironically , his tales of DG,. Jagger n co have some provenance . Mick n keith pilfering records from Dave in the early 60's... I'll get more info next Thursday

The bass player at hinckley was a coloured guy and pat Lewis didn't look like that lady when I saw her