Eddie Hubbard

bought Debbie Dean VIP demo off him at Wigan ,all his records had AR written on them neatly .Very nice fella ...cheers

Thanks for posting up details Tabs ...

that explains where it ended up then ,cheers Keith.....

I've got it on a Chris / Rob Marriott tape , listed as an acetate .I'll check the details Andy .Think it is an unissued track .

I thought The Soundmasters was pretty cheap price ....

Thought the John Anderson and Kenny Gamble interviews were great ......

Thanks Chris , remembered Searling saying he recalled it from The Torch , but was told I must be mistaken .Glad I was right all along .cheers ...

I mentioned on a FB thread about the possibility of it getting played at The Torch , but was told it wasn't , and views Dave ?

How about real copies of Robby Lawson ?

If thats the case Chris , was it played anywhere before Wigan ?

I had a Ty Karim off you at Stafford for £5 , resold it though for same price after realising it wasn't the faster version .How the hell could I have done that ,I must be mad...

Sounds good , visited Brill Building when in New York , very impressing building inside .Only Paul Simon has an office there now from the music industry apparently .

I've got The Precisions " Instant Heartbreak " on Stone , if any help .....

Great stuff Pete ,Al Kent and Eloise Laws were played at 100 club on Saturday and sounded as good as ever ...

Had a black Demures issue , rare?

Very sad news , didn't know Joe personally , only on Soul Source , my thoughts are with his family and many friends .Remember the good times everyone .Best ,Eddie

I think they are both really good ....

So is it Shirley Johnson " Too big to cry " then ?

I realise that , was just saying ....

Think Pete is spot on for the period in question , think Andre Brausseur was a Mr M's oldie , may have been played in main hall by Dave Evison though .Think Lynn Randell was big at VA VA's too ...

I went to the Cheltenham gig , Doris Troy was the replacement .I saw him eventually at Hinckley in the '80's .Was told he was let out of the slammer to do this tour , then had to be back to prison afterwards .cheers Eddie

Brilliant article with mouthwatering information.I knew it would be great ,before I read it ...well done Rob

The inst . to " Like a rolling stone " is on the flip side of " The Gallop " ...

I saw the Motown one ,on Broadway this time last year , it was actually very good ....and fun