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Dean Anderson presents The Sound Of Soul™ **LIVE CHAT EVERY WEEK** 19th June 2025 | 8 - 10pm Tonight! 'a conversation with Andy Tats Taylor and Guy Hennigan!'

Bell ringing at the beginning? Sounds like his JB Hammond - Kiss Me Baby Goodbye c/u

Tuchel said he wants to play the PL way then plays a system alien to most of the players, play the way we play and like you said give it a go. Not many teams would keep up with the pace we normally play at. We also have the skill and flair players too.

Successive managers seem to fall into the trap of picking star names when they are not the best player for that position. Also playing players in unfamiliar positions, Curtis Jones for example in the last game at right side defence when Trent Alexander is there, there was one of two other notable examples as well in the last game. I get some managers might not be fans of certain players but that has to be put aside at national level and the best players for that position should be chosen and if that means leaving a “star” name then so be it.

Dean Anderson presents The Sound Of Soul™ LIVE CHAT EVERY WEEK 12TH June 2025 | 8 - 10pm Jim Beat Route Cessford joins the team on this weeks show!

Ric Tic, Golden World etc I would imagine it was a case of everyone mucking in, no one had a real hit to their name and had to make money. A bit like Motown stars before they hit it big. Can’t believe no one has mentioned The Sweet Inspirations?

I came across that site a few years ago (actually posted it in here I think?). Superb site and totally does away with the little tables we were using to date their 45s.

Monarch was bought by the Coznat Record Distribution , later Jubilee Industries. They owned other plating and pressing plants and recording studios.

Bootlegging was about before SS and if he hadn’t done it then others would have. He was good and bad for the scene. some of the records he discovered second to none, but they would have probably have been found by someone else in time. The taylor made drivel he was behind though and the deceit (selling boots as originals) tainted his reputation.

I found it an interesting listen even though there wasn’t much we didn’t already know. Hopefully the next two episodes will be a bit juicier.

Whilst monarch was well known for their styrene 45s they also had their own vinyl presses. You only have to look at the work they did for others, especially LPs.

There are a few on Highland alone that are on vinyl.

That’s the idea of the topic, get some examples and discuss or dispute

As I said as in any genre there are always certain records that are recognised as the beginning of any genre.

Garage, didn't the term come from where they generally practised as they had no access to proper facilities, namely the Garage. Just guitar bands from my understanding.

vinyl mate, I've had a couple form them, good quality

Given he was one of the four owners and one of the key session musicians for the studio it is likely it was him on bass.

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rare What was the reserve can you remember?

It was recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio but I don't know who was on bass for the session. Quickly scanning the (Numero) Eccentric Soul CD for Tragar there is no mention of the players on the session.

What was the Derek Martin acetate?