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I like it but I think it's fair to say it's a bit of a marmiter, surely that'll limit the market.

Thanks, I assumed that wad the case, but its good to have confirmation.

Always wondered why you never see, ' get out of my heart', on an issue. I know it's common and I assumed did quite well in the us, and it got a UK release. Always seen the yellow promo, never a blue issue. Can't find one on discogs.

Not impossible either, if you look what happened with Danny Moore, that was rarer than Tipton at one point.

Good call Hayes cotton

Pm me to reserve. Post £3.10. Charlie Palmieri and orch- uptight/ boogalu - Atlantic demo. Ex, just a few hairlines. £ 45 Carstairs- he who picks a rose- okeh. Ex £55 on hold Roy Lee Johnson- boogaloo' no 5 - action ex £32 Charmers- looking for trouble- PIP. EX Old Stafford spin for guy. £50 Gino Washington With the United Cleaning Co.- hey football - perfecta ex £75 recently added to discogs, rare funky soul Bob and earl- baby I'm satisfied/ do the sissy. UK SUE- ex. Two great sides, hard on UK £25

Is the barn still going? Never been lucky enough for an invite myself. But I think there will be some large extended house parties. The afternighter thing has become crucial for a certain quarter of the scene.

It is a solution Len. Things that have been totally inflexible in the past have changed overnight in education, nothing seems unfeasible anymore.

Am I losing it post covid? Or did the goodies listen to Don Covay before Dreaming up ' black pudding Bertha'. There something in that intro and the arrangement that convince me they did, both released '75, I note.

I can remember frank Ellison devoting two pages to this exact point, that's half and hour of my life I'll never get back. If you think the following Lacks soul you're not on the same planet as me.

Fair enough, I'd call it rock and roll but I bet the ted's would lynch me. I think it's awful in another way, what a waste of his amazing voice on such an inspid, wishy washy pop tune.

Great news, might take a trip down to ribs legendary shop.

Where would you put the ones coming in, year 7 and reception, for three months? The whole system is interdependent. What about university's? Just couldn't work I'm afraid.

I'm a teacher, a couple of weeks ago I doubted if we'd be back in September, now I think all years will be back in more or less full time. The union issues a red herring, academies don't recognise them anyway.

Pm to reserve. Post extra. Lollipops- cheating is telling on you VIP demo. Ex 45 Carstairs- he who picks a rose- okeh ex 45 Vernon Garret- if I could turn back the hands of time- modern ex 45 Charmers - if you're looking for trouble - pip ex 50 More to follow soon

Ffs, that's total utter crap. Love it when the singing kicks in, he's does indeed sound drunk, they all do.

this would have to be a contender for me. Many will disagree but let's be honest here: No discernable bass line, a shuffly, scratchy, rhythm, instruments sound like they're playing in different keys. Then there's the vocals, just reminds me of Vic and Bob doing, piss take, soul harmonies. The song in its self isn't too bad but it seems like there rushing to fit the lyrics into the arrangement. It's just shite and I'll be eternally grateful I traded my mint copy for an iffy copy of Terry callier' s look at me now. You're taking a collector's creative vision too far if you think this deserves playing out. Bought it blind at a record fair, when your your you think, erm, well maybe on big system, it's pretty rare, but no never! Just don't do it!

Thanks I wasn't aware.

This came up in conversation on the other night. I'd wondered about the use of the name Jodie in various soul records by: Johnny Taylor, Bobby Patterson and Anne Sexton amongst others, a quick Google brought this up. Might be of interest. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_cadence

Personally, I believe regardless of whether a vaccine is found, there Will be events, legal or otherwise. Maybe a return to a true underground of unlicensed venues might hint at the atmosphere of the heydays of yore. Chalky you feel like that now, but how about in 6 months, or year? As we've seen, many are starting to take liberties and that will only grow. We have a crew of aging piss heads who gather daily to drink cans on the town hall steps, in my town. The level of policing is a fraction of what it was 30 years ago, regardless of the statistics. Posturing and threats from the government are totally unrealistic. Maybe what will define us won't be the width of our trouser bottoms or ' the knowlege', at these events but whether we have the desire be to continue live, dance and share a comunal experience. FFS their are heavy metal bands that formed in the centre of war zones. I can't imagine a world without soul events and don't want to. I think the essence of the new normal will be tollerance and respect of others veiws and concerns.

Really sorry to hear of you loss Dave, thinking in you at this sad time.

She was the real, proper soul girl.

Looks an interesting documentary, about time BBC 4 made something new, sky arts tends to wipe the floor with them in terms of music docs, of late.