Eddie Hubbard

Thanks Pete and John , I found my copy of Milton Wight on Satiron in a mainly pop collection ,two streets from my house , for 50p .Didn't play " Like A Rolling Stone " for months as I assumed it was the inst , as in flip of " The Gallop " , until I noticed Keith Money was playing it .It's now one of my all time fave records , sounding brilliant at The 100 Club recently .

Cheers Pete ....

Any idea where John got the label name Satiron from Pete ?

The original version of " I've been fooled before " is by Verble Domino on Toi Records out of Chicago .Verble is actually Sherman Nesbary who cut " Don't make me sorry " in the 70's .

Some fantastic selections there Chalky ,ATB Eddie

It's probably more indemand for the flip side which never came out in any other format , and becoming very popular at the moment .

I thought it was great , lots of friends on there , well done Sooty ...

I remember Richard did play records that were brought up to the decks sometimes .Was stood up there on two occasions when Mick Smith brought up records to play ,Eddie Parker on Awake [ Richard said " I remember this from The Torch ] and Frankie Beverley " Because of my heart " , which was a Rouser copy I recall .So maybe the same thing happened with Tommy Ridgeley ?

Same backing as this I believe ....

Laura Lee was Noel Edmunds record of the week on it's release , great track ...

It's Sammy Campbell Dave .....

" Life Of Tears " was played at Wigan by Pat ,around 1980 , I had a great quality live tape of it , until I loaned it to someone who wiped it by mistake .

Thank you Baz , cheers Eddie

Superb article Rob

Some more that seem popular judging by dance floor reaction : Buddy Ace - Pleasing You Gene Redding - I Got Soul Sam Dees - Soul Sister The Specials- I Can't Find Another Freddie Hughes - I Keep Tryin' Paramount 4 - You Don't Know Waymond Hall - What Will Tomorrow Bring Roy Roberts - You Move Me Denise La Salle - The Right Track Rudy Mockabee - Sweet Thing Moses Smith - Come On Let Me Love You

Some great records there , plenty of reasons why The 100 Club is such an influential venue .....

Thank you everyone for the nice comments , really pleased you dig 'em too ,Best wishes Eddie

3.05 - 3.45 ROY ROBERTS - YOU MOVE ME THE WEBS - GIVE IN RUDY MOCKABEE - SWEET THING DENISE LASALLE- THE RIGHT TRACK BETTY LaVETTE - AT THE MERCY OF A MAN GENE REDDING - I GOT SOUL FRED HUGHES - I KEEP TRYIN' THE SPECIALS - I CAN'T FIND ANOTHER JIMMY BURNS - DID IT EVER CROSS YOUR MIND ERIC LOMAX - SEVEN THE LOSER THE FLIRTATIONS - STRONGER THAN HER LOVE BUDDY ACE - PLEASING YOU THE VOICEMASTERS - DANCE RIGHT INTO MY HEART EULA COOPER - TRY THE FASHIONEERS - DON'T YOU KNOW THE DELLS - INSPIRATION 5.00 - 5.30 MOSES SMITH - COME ON LET ME LOVE YOU MILTON WRIGHT - I BELONG TO YOU MINNIE JONES - SHADOW OF A MEMORY CHALFONTES - HE LOVES ME PATRICE HOLLOWAY - ECSTASY PAUL SMITH - I'LL RUN FRANK LYNCH - YOUNG GIRL SONNY ALLEN - YOUR LOVE WAS SO WONDERFUL BESSIE BANKS - DON'T YOU WORRY BABY THE BEST IS YET TO COME WILLIE WADE - WHEN PUSH COMES TO SHOVE JP ROBINSON - OUR DAY IS HERE BETTY SWANN - WHEN THE GAME IS PLAYED ON YOU

The version I have heard with the way different arrangement is her though I believe .Be interesting to see if this gets released .

Not sure , but have heard a totally different take by Sharon of this song , different arrangement , everything ....

Agreed , both are brilliant ....

Are you sure you're not thinking of " Get out of my life " /" Maybe you'll be back " on Columbia Chalky ? Richard has been playing that a while , got a release on Expansion too I think ....

Thats one of the most boring lists of re - issued singles I've ever seen ....

Whats the facts about this record ? For years I believed it was unreleased , but just seen a scan of a stock copy from a respected collector .Must be rare ..musn't it ? Any info welcome , it's a cracking record too ....Best Eddie

Lewie from Runcorn had a copy ,when he sold up and left the scene he told me he was going to keep and frame it .I don't know for sure what happened to him or the Eddie Parker record ...