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Listened this morning, great show -
The Kingpins probably has the edge on JA in my opinion.
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Cheers. I knew he wrote it and it does sound like him.
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I posted the link to the sale, post number 4. Bro I think the seller.
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Anyone had the cd's from UnsignedSoul? https://www.soulunsigned.com Had a listen to a few samples, some of it not bad.
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Nice, look forward to the up/download.
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The comp is it the one with each tracked h Dj that played it? Cartoon type cover with guy in a chair playing records, used to have it years ago.
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It was one mentioned on here who Johnny Appalachian really was, is it Carl Spencer?
Recent excellent interview with Bettye by David Nathan. https://www.soulmusic.com/index.asp?S=1&T=38&ART=2608
I'll hopefully be going to Manchester....it's Kerry's birthday the day after so I could treat her
It appears to be a common problem. Every time I do a search on dates on any artist the info for every date is never to be found in one place.
record direct from system set up to PC, I use Griffin iMic from set up to line in on the mac.
probably around the same time.
I didn't see the Newcastle date whilst browsing and when I did a search if didn't show. Now added the date to the article, cheers.
It wasn't one if the Stafford nighters run by Dave Thorley, another promotion apparently, not many here either by the sounds of it.
Dave Clifford gave me the tape to digitise, it is from an Friday night allnighter at Stafford, not one of Dave T's nights.
Not had a great deal of time to devote to the Staford Story of late but I've managed to sit still for a few hours and here we are with more Mid 80's Modern Soul from Robin. https://www.soulunderground.co.uk/StaffordTOTW/files/45a873796b045cb5b91394c468766496-23.html Percy Larkins - I Can Love You Better - Move Alexander O'Neal - What's Missing - Tabu Jerry Bell - Tell Me You'll Stay - MCA Sho Nuff - Hold On For Love - Jamila Chaz - For Your Love - Zanzibar Chapter 8 - It's My Turn - Beverley Glen Andrew Barrax - Just Can't Seem To Forget - Bama Bobby Bowens & The Shades Of Magic - Gonna Love Somebody - Galactic Star Dennis Rowland & Mike Braden - I Want You For Myself - Saxville David Diggs - Welcome To the Real World - PAJ Eddie Parker - Dream - RJ Corky Hale - I'm The One - Affinity Dany Hunt- Love Me Too - La Cade Chosen Few Band - What it Takes To Live - Buffaloes Reflection Jessie James - I Can Feel Your Love Vibes - Midtown Young Divines - Deep in My Heart - New London/Cotillion Gayle Adams - Plain Out Of Luck - Prelude
Soul Music Legend Leon Ware is making three appearances in the UK in early 2013. The venues are London's Islington Assembly Hall on Friday 1st February, Manchester's Band On The Wall on Friday 8th February and Newcastle's Hoochie Coochie Club Saturday 9th February 2013. Some info taken from the Band On The Wall website: http://bandonthewall.org/events/3709/ The great American soul singer Leon Ware visits Band on the Wall celebrating 50 years of producing hugely influential and beautiful music that's been etched into the hearts of fans of superbly crafted, timeless love songs across the world. Ware’s gorgeously romantic groove and timeless vibe has been seducing lovers’ earlobes over the generations and has been the songwriter of choice for some of the globe's biggest stars - think Michael Jackson crying his heart out on the AM radio gem and Ware penned I Wanna Be Where You Are from his very first solo LP. Indeed it gives you a sense of the his longevity when you realise 2012 marks that particular music milestone’s 40th Anniversary. Marvin Gaye defined seduction and desire on the Grammy-nominated masterstroke I Want You, a song suite — also featuring After the Dance, Come Live With Me Angel and Since I Had You — which was originally a Leon Ware album that Marvin begged to be his. From Minnie Riperton’s rapturous Inside My Love to Donny Hathaway’s reverent I Know it’s You, Ware’s magic carpet ride of influence resonates right on into today - whether collaborating with Quincy Jones on Body Heat (also featuring If I Ever Lose This Heaven - both sung by Leon) or Maxwell on his sumptuous debut Sumthin’ Sumthin’, rap icons 2Pac and A Tribe Called Quest sampling his Wares, jazz giants Gato Barbieri and Fourplay melting into his melodies, and pop-rock superstars Madonna and Todd Rundgren covering his classics. Add to these the acclaimed album recordings of his own including Musical Massage, Love’s Drippin’, Taste the Love, Moon Ride, Candlelight (with jazz man Don Grusin) and the provocatively prophetic Rockin’ You Eternally, and you realise Leon Ware has an immensely impressive back catalogue to draw upon for this much-anticipated anniversary tour. Draw the blinds, pour the wine, pull back the bed sheets and head down to Band on the Wall to fall in love with this wonderful artist all over again. Advance booking strongly recommended. This event will begin at 8.30pm but our Picture House Cafe Bar is open from 5.30pm for delicious food and drinks. For tickets for Islington visit: http://www.songkick....n-assembly-hall https://agmp.ticketa...ents/leon-ware/ For tickets for Manchester visit: http://bandonthewall.org/events/3709/ http://www.songkick....and-on-the-wall For Newcastle's Hoochie Coochie Club visit: http://www.hoochiecoochie.co.uk/event/artist/leon-ware/
Leon Ware Live in the UK in 2013 View full article
The "Leaving Detroit" Carl has played for years, at least since the days of the Dome, played as Frank Foster I think if memory serves me correctly?
Jeff Lemlich did say something and read bit elsewhere but seen little else.
the guy was selling this on ebay for a couple of years or so, well into three figure quantity found?
Paul Kelly discography and brief bit about Paul at courtesy of Barry Fowden at https://www.soulcellar.co.uk/paulk/PaulKelly.html
