Everything posted by Gilly
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James Wayne On Key-Lan
Not helping matters in answering the question but I cant help thinking of Jackie Wilsons voice on "Ive found someone" side
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HELP IDENTIFY UNKNOWN VERSION OF "I WANT YOU SO BAD", ANYBODY?
cant help much, names credited are the writers but you should know that from the music sheet. Helios own 100s of songs and based in Germany. what I can say is I love his voice whoever it is. thanks
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Maurci Label
110 SIMTEC SIMMONS LAYINGING IT DOWN PTS 1/2
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Maurci Label
Had most of them years ago but not the two main Moniques and the Tri-ems. The first Monique (I had that one) is plain red
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LEE ROYE TEARS SORTED
if your not aware, when you get it play the other side
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Top Dancers Early Casino Days & Other Venues
Must of met you sometime, I know people like Gaz Simons, Kev Cane, Kev Joss, John and Sandra and Lynn, Al Coney, Baz Atkinson, Colin Denham, Pete Foster and others too
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Top Dancers Early Casino Days & Other Venues
Wow, I posted that in 2009, thanks for replying, I first met her when she was about 14/15 yrs old, her grandmother lived in my old village of Willington, Derby's and how bizarre is this about an hour ago I was going through some old photos for my forth coming book and sure enough the last photo in the biscuit tin is Janey. I've not seen her since the times you speak of. Did hear she married a non Soul fan and that was that. Where are you from btw
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Most inappropriate request to a DJ....
OK then Keb, can you stop swearing? No I fuckin cant, love him
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Most Miserable Records Ever
Hi cant agree on the first choice, its sung within the title, check out Carla Thomas's version also unreleased at the time. William Bell I have, love that too. Gilly
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Morris Chestnut
That mans voice was out of this world, "New girl in the neighbourhood" sums it up
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Bobby Smith
I remember Gary I'm sure he played it first, of course a lot of Tim's finds ended up in Gary's DJ set
- Bobby Smith
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Dave Godin / Mick Jagger
I do remember a girl stood up and said "I first met Dave when he was feeding wasps" I still ponder over that to this day
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Dave Godin / Mick Jagger
What I posted above is what D G said to me, if true or not is not my concern, I can say having been invited to Daves funeral it was the most interesting one I ever attended
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Dave Godin / Mick Jagger
Dave Godin said to me that he (Godin) was having a meal in a restaurant in Paris with Marvin Gaye when Mick Jagger asked Dave to introduce him to Marvin, Dave told him to fuck off and do your own introductions. Dave also said the reason Mick Jagger got on in life is because Micks dad was big at the BBC
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Pat Lewis.
if my memory serves me and I'm right that it was Pat I remember both myself and Guy Hennigan thought it was brill
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Pat Lewis.
A hole in the wall (and the house that Jack built) ?
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Pat Lewis.
Sure this is one of many unreleased songs myself Guy Hennigan and Chris King listened to back in 85, we tried to do a deal with Don Davis with this and more tunes but Don spoke in telephone # Later Tim Brown did a deal with Willie Davis (Dons brother) and got discount. CDs were not really into what they later became. Don't know if this actual song was part of Tims deals or not. but 85 is when we first heard it
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Record World US Mag Online Archive
Oh dear, this link just fell in my favourites list
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picture wanted
I have a picture of The Detroit Sequins Try my love when the group moved on they changed the line up, so the 3 girls in my photo only recorded as a trio once doe that make sense. So to sum up I cant help you, sorry bout that
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picture wanted
Which Sequins are you referring to ?
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The Dynamics Label out of Detroit
Your something else Rob, so much respect
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Hickory - Barbara Mills - Queen Of Fools
I used to have a UK issue, it had Return to BBC Library stamped on it in purple ink
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The Dynamics Label out of Detroit
Butler L Abney
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Stolen record
That's good in not having a bad boy amongst us