Chalky

would have thought that was a well known oldie by then? The Only one I can think of with that (or similar) title is Reuben Wright on Capitol but Kingy played that as Eddie Holman. I've played the reuben Wright out, file is in refosoul.

Just squeezes into the 80's Frankie Sanders - Take Another Look, 1981.

bloody he'll so it is. It never registered when I gave it a brief Listen once uploaded. It's been on PC for years and on a tape/cd even longer as that, was it covered up as the Flock? No wonder no info out there about it :-)

other three will have to think about?

Arthur Alexander - Keep Her Guessing - Dot ?

When You need Me is on Bumper.

Shag anyone

I posted a clip of them, post 5

hi David. Thought it was earlier than Rob? Flip is great too.

and some nice footwork here, knackering watching them

some great moves in this well put together video, totally effortless some of the moves...

Think you can go back a long way to see many of the moves now incorporated in the Northern Soul Scene. These two are fantastic......

You want To Change Me my fave, and the flip to Love Love Love. R.I.P. Bobby

Never really thought about it at Lifeline as I don't think we have had any young kids. Karen's daughter Lottie goes but she's more grown up than most of you Never had a problem with her either and I wouldn't class her as a child as such. Dunno what Mick or Andy's take on it is but I will ask the question. If they read this they might give their views.

was this one of those no one danced too first off and keb said I'm gonna keep playing it till you dance with maybe the odd expletive. Sure he said at the recent reunion that when he first played this no f**ker danced! Maybe if he reads this he'll he tell us one way or t'other. Someone did say it was once spun at Wigan, how true I don't know?

big spin for Keb but dunno who actually discovered it.

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I would agree they were done in the US at the time of release. Tony states as much in the other topic (one of them).

The above is a quote from Tony Rounce in one of the previous topics about this and like Tone I've no reason to disbelieve the Ric Tic obsesive who sits directly behind him at work, I'd put what he says before any other theory put forward.

A quick search would probably have found you plenty of reading on this subject in the numerous topics about this record, would have saved all the negatives.

probably too busy in freebasing at the time

didn't we do this topic not so long ago?

clydie king - missing my baby -

Clydie King?