timthemod

EMI never did acetates with just EMI on them like in those pictures, deffo fakes. Cover-up is correct methinks.

Are these a legal reissue? Seeing as Hickory don't hold the rights to this track.

It's almost on the same level as who is Joy Lovejoy!

Here's a great album track from the For Once In My Life:

IMO Stevie's best albums are between 1965- 70 some brilliant tracks. He's how talented he is:

Appreciate that there is a list of projects, just thought it would be good to see some of these early tracks placed together as most people haven't heard this stuff, despite being avaliable on CD. Thanks for your comments.

Hi Tony I had suggested to Ady (although I didn't follow it up with the track listing I had prepared) that perhaps Kent could do an 'Early Motown' Comp Cd as part of the Kent 'New Breed R&B' series. Here's the sort of tracks that could form the basis, All tracks are avaliable either of the Complete Singles series or on various anthologies. Amos Milburn - Money Barrett Strong - Misery Barrettt Strong - Yes, No Maybe So Chico Lavett - Solid Sender David Ruffn - One Of These Days Lamont Dozier - Fortune Teller (Tell Me) Don Mckenzie - Whose Heart (Are You Gonna Break Now) Eddie Holland - It Moves Me Eugene Remus - Hold Me Tight Frank Wilson - Ain't Gonna Tell you Hattie Littles - Is It True (What They Say About You) Hattie Littles - Love Trouble Heartaches And Misery Henry Lumpkin - Mojo Hannah Jimmy Ruffin - Don' t Feel Sorry For Me LaBrenda Ben - The Chaparone LaBrenda Ben - I Can't Help It, I Gotta Dance Little Otis - Baby I Need You Marvin Gaye - Never Let You Go Sherri Taylor and Sammy Ward - Lover Sammy Ward - You've Got To Change Sammy Ward - Big Joe Moe Saundra Mallet - All I Got Stevie Wonder - Waterboy Stevie Wonder - Fingertips (tribute to Uncle Ray version) The Charters - Sign Me Some Sign The Downbeats - Don't You Know I Love You Baby The Miracles - (I Need Some) Money What do you think ?

Here's one: containing dancers of mixed age, including Keb and Tomas (from the current mod scene, who only about 19/20)

Willie Bollinger - Shake Shake Shake, hidden away on the 'Memphis 60' comp is absolutely superb.

Great story Ian. Interesting enough I can completely understand about Streatham! When PRS and MCPS became the Alliance in 1998, I have on occasion had to go to SW17 and it's not great. I was in LA many times in the 80's, 'anything to get out of PRS in London!!' and had a few finds many at Grandmas on Pico, but I think that was well picked over by the time I first got there in 1982? TTM