Steve G

This weeks show https://www.mixcloud.com/steve-guarnori/soul-time-230514-100-new-selections-each-week/ Olivier Boogie - Lost in the crowd (re-edit) Lionel Cornelius - I want you (Intimate details) Keesha Rainey - When he comes (Lord You) Marva King - Steppin Marquee Mayfield - Better days Dahveed - Beautiful (Whats on your mind) Miss Rebekah - Dancing with my baby Betty Padgett - Pay before you lay Kasreeyl & Gaycia - Walk with you Calvin Richardson - We got love tonite Dee Robinson - Step to me Third Coast Kings - Birds & Bees (W Grand Boulevard) Richard Brooks - With all of my heart Mr President - City rocking (Hips shaking) Soul Suit - Someone to love me George Frye - Keep on keeping on Bobby Glenn - Hey love Terry Callier - I just can't help myself Ferry Brothers - Til morning comes Baby Washington - Cup runneth over Roy Dawson - Over the top First Class - Candy Chuck Stephens - Paying for your love Patience - Shame on you Impressions - Wherever she leadeth me Determinations - You can't hold onto love Admirations - Don't leave me Jackie Harris - Peace Bill - I feel good with you Compacts - Thats how my world began 98 degrees - Invisible man

Kasenetz - Katz the masters of Bubblegum…but utter crap.

Hi I still maintain if someone wants to have a birthday party, where it is and when it is entirely up to them……all this "you got to clear it with the local scene faces" is utter bollox….

Maybe someone should write a rule book of what we are allowed to do and what we are not....."Northern soul Rules and Regs for 2014" .It's all getting rather regimented and daft. Where someone holds a birthday party is entirely up to them.

Penny 2016 Original please…..SP&C……Thanks Steve

Yes agree on tastes changing……I wasn't suggesting don't buy something that has been played by someone else you rascal, we all do that. But there are a number of big names on the scene who have NEVER broken a record of their own, or played anything "unknown" or "untried".

In two of those cases the first person to open the Soul Bowl "soul packs" they came in….. whoever that was and btw it's Stevens & Foster…. I think far too much credit is given to some of the big names on the scene who in a lot of cases just get their cheque books out (or sales boxes) when something has already been broken and proven to be a winner on the dancefloor having been tried at a more local level.……It's the "I must have a copy because I need it for DJing" syndrome. I don't mean all big names because some of them are collectors who find the records or get the first copies before they are fashionable. But it's a really complex question because records come from so many different sources. Incredibly few are truly "unknown" at this point, mostly they are known records that are neglected or very rare so haven't had the exposure.

herman kelly BARGAIN.

Good grief man.....apologise for enquiring about booking a club? Include a promotor on the DJ line up for a private party? What? Whatever next, it sounds like the Mafia in New Jersey. If this was a pay on the door night I'd agree 100% and it would be bad to book a rival night, but it's a birthday party / private function FFS. Anyway there's plenty of empty clubs around, buyer is spoilt for choice really, take your custom elsewhere etc.

Yes Jordi, dunno what the label were playing at not promoting such a good album…..Steve

Hi Chris thank you, no idea on Chosen Few Band…..there's not many about….so it is possible I guess. Steve

This week's selections https://www.mixcloud.com/steve-guarnori/soul-time-radio-show-16052014-100-new-selections-every-week/ Wendy Hicks - Welcome Mighty Mocambos - It's the music Sir Charles Jones (featuring Willie Clayton) - Do you feel Chi-Chi - I'm over you L Young - I love my girl (Reel People remix) Incognito - Rapture Jarrod Lawson - All that surrounds Ursula Walker Brown - Real good thing Kase Sounds - Cover me Prince Phillip Mitchell - Just the beginning Limmie - Saturday night (new version) Soulperfressia - Saving all my kisses Down to the bone - Put a different spin on it Third Coast Kings - Just more Sharon Soul & Dap Kings - Can't get right Renegades of Jazz - Soul Boogie 2nd Hour Karin Jones - Ready ready love Mike James Kirkland - Give it to me Toby Kang - We're in love with each other Dynamics - You can make it if you try Unique Blend - Yes I'm in love Click - It's that feeling Philadelphia Ambassadors - Girl I love everything about you Checkmates - Take all the time you need Enchanted Five - Darling I need you now Luv N Haight - One night love affair Richard Marks - Never satisfied E Rodney Jones - Peace of mind Kenny Carlton - Wait til I get you in my arms Ila Van - You made me this way Mudd - Anticipating Carolyn Champion - I'm so glad I met you

Hi don't know about the CD but the musical co-ordinator for the film was a chap called "Butch".

It was a steady £75er for a number of years - not rare just in demand cos it's a good record. After Cliff started dropping the funky side at Lifeline etc., price went up as more people wanted it.

I have a WD of What I want.

There was something about this on Soulful Detroit Bob, indeed there were a number of them and they did get listed there by someone.

Subtle, but I got it SteveS60.....I know immigration are a law unto themselves sometimes, but sorting out work permits for a short term 5 day visit etc. is nothing new is it? Interested to know was it left to Judy, or the promotors to get this right. Am not interested in seeing her, just interested to know who's fault this really is (apart from the Tories of course).

Thanks Mike.

You know my theory on this.....nothing further to add. Steve

This is interesting reading we should keep it going….

Repeat posting: Chuck Jackson's was the original of this song…..100%. Written with Luther Dixon and the story that goes with it and how it was written, is in various of Jackson's interviews…..

Think the original distribution was rather ad-hoc, managed to get one for £40 soon after though…..would never sell it.

Just seen this OMG! How the internet confuses people. Chuck Jackson's was the original of this song…..100%. Written with Luther Dixon and the story that goes with it and how it was written, is in various of Jackson's interviews…..

Here is this week's show and playlist….enjoy. https://www.mixcloud.com/steve-guarnori/soul-time-9514-new-music-every-week/ Incognito - Never known a love like this Michael Jackson - Love never felt so good (original version) Down to the Bone - Happiness is a healer Dion Hawkins - Having U around Badia Farha - Don't know Jarrod Lawson - Music & Its Magical way Derrick Milan - Unconditional love Bryan Owens - God is love Rita Monroe Lady E - Candy licker Billy D Davis - Standing up again Tracy Hamlin - Bring your sweet lovin back (Spenn and Thommy radio edit) Chris Turner - Liquid love Latrese Bush - The best Floyd Harvey Robinson - You got it Thee Afterdark - The Bottle Quasamodo & The Q Orchestra - Son of shaft Second Hour Coke Escovedo - I wouldn't change a thing Best of Both Worlds - Lost in a shuffle of love Norman Feels - Movie Phil Flowers - Stay awhile Valentines - Gotta get yourself together Brother Love - Precious Dove Le Frank O - Keep on getting down Willie Tee - Funky funky twist Second Resurrection - You done let the sunlight catch you Freedom - High on you James Austin & St Luke's Church of God - Never let go Fifth Dimension - I'll be loving you forever Montclairs - Hung up on your love Shirelles - Look away L J Reynolds - Key to the world Rance Allen - Just my imagination

Bob, we need Roburt here, to come on with one of his "pastiches" of Walter Jackson concerts from old magazines, then we'll know whether he appeared there or not….don't think it's Dick Clark, but I might be wrong.