Tobytyke

Always loved "Easier said than done". and Contours " So Hard Being A Loser" First Class!

Every single track a winner !

i think all three are great versions, and are a credit to the artists who must have loved the original versions as much as we all do.

good cross section of sounds .How long was your spot?

Congratulations Dave! could you help me with Chosen Few "Funky Butter" Action 4623. Was this released? thank you.

Original UK issue. I think you should play it out!

First 12" single I ever bought was Archie Bell "Everybody Have A Good Time" 1976 on the label so id guess 75/76. could be the start of a new topic.

I remember early/mid 70s going to Northampton cricket club disco and they always finished with "Aint No Sunshine" Grover Washington jr which seemed a strange choice but went down very well!

Has no one mentioned Bob and Earl yet? Both as a duo and individually,performing writing and producing classic northern. How many of us got into the scene hearing "Harlem Shuffle" at the youth club disco?

What happened to Doris Troy British Cameo Parkway Demo? or am I looking in the wrong place.

Got to be Major Lance!

"I Miss You" Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes

Almost anything by the Soul Children including all the "Friction" album

Donald Height has gone for a lot more. Someones got a bargain.

I also ordered one 3 weeks ago paid for it. Still heard nothing!

William Bell was the main man for me!

Bobby Womack spoke on many of his records . My choice would be "Harry Hippie"

Williams and Watson...".Too Late". Brilliant!

two great sides!

Lisa Tarbuck used to play some northern soul when she presented on radio 2 a couple of years back.

just played mine and it does sound very much like Jerry Williams. Ive had this record for over 40 years and never noticed before! Thanks for the info.

Little Anthony breaks the £300 Barrier!

Saw them last night at the Stables Milton Keynes. They were excellent ,so much energy and enthusiasm. Vocalists and backing band. Highlights for me were "When something is wrong with my baby" " Ive been loving you too long" and the young girl belting out "Gee Whiz" Things like this will make sure the music from that era will live on. Good to see so many young people in the audience.

Spellbinders seems a tad expensive!

Jimmy James for me!