Shinehead

Got to agree 2 great albums that still do it today ,the first one totally changed my musical direction from northern to the deeper side of things and after that there was no turning back for me .

Mad Lads for me too.

Thanks for the heads up and before that programme it,s seems to be a Dusty tribute night

Very sad Richard toured Britain last year in September, R.I.P.

Rare Soul 2 , RCA , Arista and Ariola compilation album includes the said track.

Great really enjoyed reading that . Thanks

Cornelius Brothers And Sister Rose Greatest Hits nowt too deep but they do make you wanna tap your feet .

Marvin Gaye Sheffield City Hall 1976 ,just to be in the same hall as the great man was kinda spritual he even threw a Marvin strop with the band and said get it right lads or i,m not doing the show ! before going off and coming back minutes later ( could have been part of the act though ) . Also the late greats Edwin Starr with Jr. Walker at the same place both awesome and Edwin had a band called Total Concept Unlimited with him who went on to find fame as Rose Royce.

Changes - Johnnie Taylor Let Me Back In - Little Milton

Motown Chartbusters 3 , still a great album that i could put on today and enjoy

14/ Airplane Ticket , or a Bus Ride, Can I Borrow Your Car = David Porter

Elusive Babe Ruth, nowhere near soul but i still love it .

The Four Tops version of this does nowt for me at all but this version is great . Ken Boothe

No single release and it,s on the Feelin Bluesy Lp.

Stopped buying records a few years ago too much space taken and too much of a f**k about to play em , never been a record collector as such just acquired records and ended up with loads of em , now i just purchase cds for listening to . Strange thing is i won,t part with any records even though they are just gathering dust too many memories i suppose.

R.I.P. Cecil , the Love Wars album of the Eighties was a classic .

True i,ve got some Lambretta jeans but i,ve no interest in Scooters

Here are the edited highlights the good parts have been edited out ! https://youtu.be/5MrJ7j_uSso

Richie Havens version fo me sheer class .

Deffo Not

Barbara Mills and Larry Henley of the Newbeats are sister and brother .

He was ahead of his time

Thats great ,but the strange thing is if i had been in the shop i would not have given a fu*k about the records i would just have wanted Eusebios autograph , i was only 11 at the time though, i assume it was the 66 World Cup.

Hopefully one for the naxt few days The Parliaments = I Can Feel The Ice Melting

Catch me i,m falling = Esther Phillips