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  1. Eddie Hubbard replied to a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    A brilliant insight to the way the record business works , from the inside .Many thanks for the info ,Best wishes ,Eddie
  2. The flip side " You get to me " is also great , same backing as The Jones Brothers " Lucky lady " .Best ,Eddie
  3. Mint - condition , £10 please PM me if interested .£2.00 postage .Paypal , cheques etc , Best ,Eddie
  4. Released on Contempo - raries Chris .Best ,Eddie
  5. The cheap version by Four Sonics + 1 on Sepia is great as well .Best ,Eddie
  6. Hi Ady , vocals by James Ingram on Zingara , but you probably know that anyway ? Cheers ,Eddie
  7. I'd go for Bobby Patterson , If he hadn't slipped up and got caught [as mentioned by Paul ] , actually found a Montclairs the other week at a car boot for 50p , which was nice .Best ,Eddie
  8. Not as cheap as the £5 I sold mine for in the late 80's !! Best ,Eddie
  9. I think it was probably a 60's garage record Ernie , sounded brilliant at the Casino , but way too fast for us over 50's to keep up to now Best ,Eddie
  10. The Northern scene has always been about records that fitted the bill at the time , some being ultra soulful , many crass stompers , and some white artists that happened to sound right at the time .With the lyrical content and the fact that The M.V.P 's sounded different to a lot of other records at the time I can quite understand it's popularity , particularly as it's part of the sound track to " This England " , which would elevate this waxing to legendary status in many folks eyes .I wouldn't really care if I never heard it again , but with a lot of these records , they aren't just pieces of plastic , a lot of memories etc are tied up in them, and people can relate to them, rather like looking at an old photo , memories of a bygone era flood back .I don't think the black / white issue really comes into it , much of Gene McDaniels , Lenny Welch and even some of Ray Pollards sides veer close to M.O.R at times , as Cliff suggests , it's more a case of was it made as a Soul record [ Magnificent Men is a great example , they were obviously Soul fans .] It would be interesting to interview members of the group and find out what market they were aiming at .Best ,Eddie
  11. Thanks also for the mention and the tips on Eddie Floyd and King Floyd - just bought them !! Best ,Eddie
  12. Unbelievable show Mick , great records , and very informative chat in between .Great to hear a record dealer who is still really into the music like he was back in the day .Loved things like The Dynamics - Lonely man , and The Servicemen - Connie , plus Eddie Floyd and that Gospel side from yourself .Brilliant mate ,Best ,Eddie
  13. If you're still digging the music , then that's the main thing Mark , plus you never hear a crap record at home !! Must admit , with the internet ,you still feel involved in the scene even if you haven't been anywhere for a while , where as years ago I used to go crazy if I hadn't talked about Soul music to a like minded Soul for a while .Don't worry about it mate , do what you feel .Best wishes ,Eddie
  14. The Velvelettes - These things , single version and version with different lyrics on Motown chartbusters 6 , Tammi Terrell - Tears at the end of a love affair , LP version on Motown , plus version with slightly different lyrics heard on Searling show , spun by Martin Koppell , anyone know what it's on ? Joe Tex I gotcha , funky version and smooth 70's dancer version .Interesting stuff ..........Best ,Eddie
  15. Eddie Hubbard replied to a post in a topic in Record Wants
    Thanks Adam , pleased you dig that one as well " There'll still be a sweet tomorrow " on Whale is a great group side as well .Really enjoyed Soulfusion , great venue .Best ,Eddie
  16. I picked up a Chris Farlow album the other week at a car boot " The art of " includes versions of Open the door to your heart , It was easier to hurt her [ Garnet Mimms ] , We're doing fine [ DD Warwick ] , I've been loving you too long [ Otis ] , Reach out I'll be there ,and What becomes of the brokenhearted .Open the door is pretty good and sounds like a duet [ PP Arnold ? ] to me , unless Chris is performing vocal gymnastics !! Best ,Eddie
  17. Eddie Hubbard replied to a post in a topic in Record Wants
    Good tip Jordi , the flip is excellent as well .Best ,Eddie
  18. Not a record as such , but a few years ago my driving instructor told me that he was in a 60's beat group [ he also made stage clothes for Johnny Wilders Chicago Heatwave ] .What kind of songs did you play , originals or covers I asked ? " Well we used to do this song called " Fireman " which was a great song , but lyrically wasn't right as we were an all male band - don't suppose you know it do you ?, as I haven't heard it for years " His face was a picture when I took my Atlantic copy ' round his place to hear for the first time since the 60's .Wonder where he heard it first as it's a pretty obscure record isn't it by any standard .Interesting eh ? Best ,Eddie
  19. Hello Tony , yes , Tabs is Mike Tamblin .Hope you are well mate ,Best ,Eddie
  20. Interesting playlist Mark , very refreshing .Remember Russ playing Lee Mitchell at The Casino , always loved it .Best wishes ,Eddie
  21. " Soul on silver discs " or " Digi - Soul " ? Best ,Eddie
  22. Does anyone on here know who played Eddie Parker on Ashford first , and Popcorn Wylie - Rosemary .I know they were massive at Wigan , and that Eddie Parker was a Torch side , but who started them off , and were they mega bucks at the time ? Cheers ,Eddie
  23. I was thinking exactly the same thing Paul , as I watched her on Graham Norton show .If only it was true ..........Best ,Eddie
  24. I bought The Independants " I love you , yes I do " because I thought it was The Prophets " I got the fever " .I actually think The Independents is the better record now - so it's not all bad !! Best ,Eddie
  25. Thanks guys , the writing is red , so it's a boot .Only cost £1 tho' .Also got a nice white demo of Rosemary - Popcorn Wylie on Karen , which I think is a boot , but looks nice , and an Archer stamped Eddie Parker on Ashford for £1 each as well .Think the Eddie Parker is the 2nd release as the Archer stamp is small , and not raised .Also got a pile of other stuff for 50p including a Willie Kendrick " Change your ways " on Fox records.Obviously a boot / reissue , but when did this sneak out as I've never seen it before .It has Dean Courtney and The Carstairs [ sorry Pete !! ] on the flip side .Yes Pete Marrs Bar , see you on the 19th .Best ,Eddie

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