Shinehead

The Hannah Reem video above adds to the debate that straight covers add nothing to originals and a waste of time, nothing against Hannah she is a great singer but the covers leave me cold even though she songs them brilliantly. If a cover is to be done rework the original not just a carbon copy.

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Bought a few soul packs from Oldies Unlimited, one I remember was a "Revilot" pack nothing much of note J.J. Barnes "Now She's Gone" and a copy of "Don't Be Sore At Me" we're in one. Was always buying things blind back in the day, every market seemed to have a box of U.S. soul singles, probably why my taste in soul is of all types and i never binned much apart from funk.

I would imagine when more releases are forthcoming Sean or members of the team would be on here promoting them.

These sound like the same record to my ears, but I do wear aids.

The Calla recording 1969 the House of Fox 1970.

Thought Little Johnny Blair was a pseudonym for the artist Charles Hodges who recorded for Calla amongst others and cut the b side under his own name.

Don't know anything about its creation but versions were cut on Motown, Tammi Terrell cut a great version and also cut by Marvin and Kim Weston.

Don't know if this guy has any exposure on here but just stumbled on this on Spotify and it blew away.

Supremes and the 4 Tops, Martha Reeves and the Vandellas, Ebony Alleyne, Queen Latifah.

Sell em and enjoy the money, if you don't or hardly play them, keep hold of a few that hold memories but cash in on the rest, most tracks can be accessed on cd or other digital forms so not going to miss the sound just the physical owing of the records but as you said getting older and health , enjoy the money raised.

Nothing to add other than it's an LP of the highest quality and one I still play regularly even though I bought on release, soul at it's best.

Northern has embraced loads of different types of sounds under the umbrella but garage is just a racket to my ears and nothing to do with soul music of any type.

They need to add a few crackles, pops and jumps to make them more authentic. A bowl of Rice Krispies added to the mix might be suffice x

Scary thing is reading the comments, some people think this stuff is real.