Simsy

Heyday .... In this pic, dancing ... MJ time ...

Me neither. Went to the Dome on many occasions.

Bloody hell that didn't take long! Power of Soul Source eh? What a great record.

And the prize for the most escapist thread goes to .... Good job.

My thoughts exactly.

Hi Ollie Offtopic here with a shout for non members ; jimmy bo horne - i just can't speak - dade mint minus 1750---------

Ask him if he'll sell me that Jackie Wilson pic sleeve thing. Or at least bring it to Jacks.

Nice arrangement of a catchy tune imo. His vocal does let it down a bit. A bit weak compared with the justice a true soul voice would do it.

Yep or Windows Media player.

Can you not download the link and listen to it in Real Player? I think 'The Wrong Side Of Town' proves IL can make northern soul these days. But the kind of soul fans I know don't like being told what to like. They like to discover a track by the Volumes (for example)where originality, 40 years and three thousand miles separates them. Difficult to arrive at the same credibilty level with this bloke dancing next to me at the Rocket ...

Spot on!

Brenda Holloway & Timi Yuro ..

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Hi Salvosoul. i have removed the two dead threads. Is this a 'Wand' list, or a wanted list? May need to edit title to save confusion. Simsy.

1970. Therefore '70's' ...

Look at your box. Moving.

You're right and he did pay a grand for it.

Was asking the question yesterday as to how passionate Coldplay and or Radiohead fans are for example. How passionate and what lengths are they prepared to go to in the furtherence of the love of their music.. I mention this as I know a good many soul fans that are still nothing short of fanatical, especially in terms of collecting. I've personally never had a break from the scene. Means more to me now than it did 24 years ago when I first got into it.

Or 66 maybe..?

That's not the one you bought when we were at Plinston is it?

Moving to appropriate section.

Not sure what label it's on but wasn't there a revised version of Harlem Shuffle, released circa 1968?