Steve Edgar

cracking bit of crossover Martyn steve

go for the LP cut Ian! I've pm'd ya a couple of times lately Ian about a track you was after, not sure if ya was getting em? will try again bud steve

Agree with Glyn unusual and brilliant! got the 45, but think the Lp has a longer (better) cut https://youtu.be/pvmwZG-4RqA steve

Bob, Marvelettes "You're The One for Me Bobby" did come out on 45! It's on the flip of their last 45 "A Breath Taking Guy" on Tamla 54213 in 1971 ( a cracking track as you say!) steve

big fav Dave, I've only got that demo, missed out on the issue of this steve

a cracker Gary! see George Kerr and Sid Barnes amonst the writers credits too! and a Motown "jobete" tune? steve

posted a Na Allen double sider yesterday, here's another today, The superb crossover track "Thanks For Nothing" and on the flip a sublime soulful take on a Goffin King number "No Easy Way Down" with that man Willie Mitchell arranging. https://youtu.be/Lss3fb4xWdA steve

Scrap that Gary! it is showing! Superb version by Hot Sauce love it mate steve

Hiya Gary, clip ain't showing for me mate? steve

Not forgetting Susan Rafey's version Ritchie, that's my fav after of course Little Anthony's original version of this classic Teddy Randazzo tune steve

cracking Detroit Martyn, always play this followed by "Too Careless With My Love" on D Town, another superb Mike hanks offering steve

Can't bring myself to play this Jason! ....... It's my ring tone on my works phone! everytime I hear it now I think am getting a callout again at 2 O'clock in the morning!! seriously! it's a superb track mate, love it to bits steve

Really liking this Miff superb record! steve

Love a bit of Na Allen, got a couple of great double siders from him, here's his Ronn outing "Evertime It Rains" and the flip "Lay It On Me Right Now" (will try the other one tomorrow) https://youtu.be/l8ASognLmps https://youtu.be/sCljDvWdhnc steve

spot on comment Ritchie steve

With ya all the way on this Swifty, always been THe version for me too, would have been great if they had done a 45 on it! Also concur on all the stuff posted, beeen away from thread thread a few days and there's rakes of great tips steve

With reference to "polishing" I always thought it was the old trick of using black boot polish on a vinyl record to reduce the graying effect of over played (vinyl) records? to con someone into thinking they looked good? steve

Lorraine! would never doubt you! would love to hear Eddie's version. The search begins thanx for the replys and info on this great tune steve

Lorraine, you are right! if Eddie recorded this I need to hear it! was Eddie's version every released commercially? would love to hear Eddie belting this one out! I suppose you know Maxine Brown also did a version, but no way near the feeling of Ray Gant's imho (much as I adore anything Maxine does!) steve

not surprised Baz! glad ya still keeping one tho! steve

that's a real nice price on Rick Thompson Baz! A fantastic record, with a great flip too, for the stunning version of "We All Make Mistakes Sometime" steve

Here's a great little crossover number on the USA label High Soceity "I Can't Believe" https://youtu.be/aNXtTU32xnE steve

classy double sider indeed Dave! had "Palm Of My Hand" for years before I got into this side! steve

Really enjoying the tunes! got a few to catch up on tomorrow! Earlyer one from Gene Redding, his best for me! Gene Redding "I Need Your Lovin'" https://youtu.be/tEvKtT7YVwQ steve

Gotta agree with Matyn, Jr Walker will always be my fav, as ya say there must be loads of versions? One I quite like which was often thought to be LP only is by 5th Dimension. Really should be on Soul City, but managed to pick it up on this Mexican Capitol label 45! as you can see from my scan it's actually an EP, but handy for playing out 5th Dimension "What Does It Take" https://youtu.be/2x80cox0g2U ...Love Billy Davis's voice! and indeed Marilyn McCoo's!