Soulman58

In the rain - dramatics I wish it would rain - temptations It's raining - fats domino

A very interesting read so far, and clearly a topic which some have very strong views of. However, I started wondering, that given a tradition of trying to keep all things northern undergorund, whether everyone actually is interested on whether this is a commercial success or not, ie imagine what would happen if it was? I have no axe to grind here just curious and I hope it is a success.

It starts the first time i hear a new tune, or someone live in concert for the first time and builds to soul heaven when the reaction is the same the umpteeth time. This could be experienced sitting alone, when a blind buy worked out in the middle of a heaving club or even in a small half empty one. I could, once, also experience emotional heaven spinning around a heaving dance floor to an average piece of soul, to me that is not soulful heaven.

NS Hung up on your love - Montclairs If you ever walk out of my life - Dena Barnes One in a million - Maxine Brown Non NS I choose you - Paris

Tell me it is just a rumour baby -Isley Bros Never for me - Millionaires

Just checking you have not read the page too quick. You have really never heard of Jennifer 'Am I telling you I'm Not going' Holliday?

pressed too soon! She Loves Me Back - Luther Vandross Overdose of Joy - Eugene Record Back In Love Again - LTD Free for All - Phillip Mitchell My Baby Just Cares For Me - Nina Simone The Look In Your Eyes (Live version) - Maze

Heartstrings being torn to pieces by some great selections, so I need to put a smile on my face, especially as Aest Ham have won two games on the trot. Possibly the first time since saw my first concert in 1973! So in no order acros the genres and completely random thoughts from my dwindling memory banks, starting at that first concert Oh Girl - Chi-Lites She Loves Me Back

Coldest Days of My Life - Chi-Lites Neiither One Of Us - Gladys Knight It Seems You've Forsaken My Love - Maxine Brown Show & Tell - Al Wilson Lots come close but I always come back to these gems

As a West Ham & Aldershot fan just about every season since 1968!!!

I can;t wait until I hear the whole track tonight. It astounds me when I hear sounds like this that weren't released,

Sam Dees - Jazz Cafe

It only sounds ok if you can afford top be permanently pissed!!

Now that is one spaced out mutha fucker. Not many on here will agree but One Nation ...is one of the great dance tunes

v good point. It comes down to the fact that we genrally take less risks as we get older, hence many stick with what they know.

The individual behind the decks

Pockets long time no hear nice sound takes me back

Nice tune but going back to me roots always brings a smle to my face

As stunning as it is, It Seems You've Forsaken My Love on the same LP eclipses it

Nope

I always said I never wanted to go o a large cruise ship, how wrong was I!

One of the best things I heard for ages.

I only remember Blues and Soul having a shop up the stairs, I do remember Shane spaced out in Rocks Off though.

too each his own. I remember picking this up at Shades of Green/Camberley and it sounds as good now as it did then.

First purchase with my own cashm was motown chartbusters vol 3. Which started a journey, from local clubs, to NS seedy local southern joint Sahdes of Green, Wigan/Cleethropes/Yate/St Ives, moving on (partly to escape nutters with guns at the Ritz) to Jazz/Funk Frenchies/Rio/Goldmine, all the whiile attending concerts, too many to mention, and buying across the board, then to odd nights out loved a little club in Windsor called the Old Trout, anywhere that plays Why Can't we Be Lovers as the closer is fine by me. Mainly armchair collector since then with very little new sounds temptng mw to buy since 2000.