Pete S

Ten quid then if I can find it

Hey, they are both cack but it's miles better than Daybreak's weak and watery version

What should I flog it for mate, I've definitely still got it, though it's not in here, I'm sure I've got it though...unless I'm thinking of something else...The Imperials probably

It was on a cd I found just now, did it a few years back when I was still down south, I just put a load of what I thought were obscure tracks on and gave them daft names but forgot to write down who they actually were :graywanker: but my stalker is correct, it's definitely Main Ingredient and it was on UK Power Exchange if I remember correctly. Not sure where I got 'Champagne' from

There you go y'see, and they say why didn't I upload the whole track before, 31 people downloaded it so far tonight and only one has the courtesy to say thank you...

Yeah thats it, Main Ingredient

Er, you know I know nothing about 70's soul except that I don't like it - I found this just now, it's another version of Daybreak, so I presume it's already known, but if not - it's not bad actually

'Kin brilliant...can't understand how anyone can not like this

here's the complete version, first time anywhere, don't say I never give you nothing and also thanks to Mr McOirish for giving it me in the first place

I'm so sorry :graynone:

Very easy - bootlegs are a black label with purple skyline.

Whats his name mate, I might have his credit card details

Just put up the last of the Thelmas and various other northern stuff e.g. lee bates teddy randazzo hot tamlaes gene anderson soulmasters tate mike tomasetti joyce kennedy james carr ep roger wade emanuel lasky magnificent 7 125th st candy store lamont anthony etc etc there are scans of all of them if you click here >>>LINK<<<

Sounds like a five quid soul pack record.

As I mentioned before, you can download the entire series using any bit torrent client, takes about 90 minutes per episode. DO NOT FEAR TECHNOLOGY, EMBRACE IT

I love those Teddy Randazzo productions where the verses are pretty sparse then the chorus comes absolute crashing in. A bit like Nirvana and the Pixies.

See I knew I wasn't paranoid

No, do what you like p.s. but less frequently

It was, but on a label called Chicago Sounds

Not paranoid, there's proof all over the site

It's like watching your football team who one minute are league champions then they slide down the divisions ending up bottom of thepile. Thats what I feel when I watch the history of soul music. I'm also a bit concerned that you seem to note everything I ever post on here and come back with some cuntish reply about how your tastes are far superior to mine. I always wondered what it would like to have a stalker, now I've got two!

The Four Tops were the first live act I ever saw, 1971 at the Wolverhampton Gaumont. My auntie gave me the tickets as she couldn't go. Concerts were a bit weird in those days, whenever anyone got up to try to dance, the security would make them sit down, so you had the Tops asking people to get up and dance and at the same time, bouncers saying the opposite. Anyway I never forgot that concert. Best wishes to Obie.

I'd never had a yellow one before the one I had earlier this year....great record