Chas

Loved mighty Sam for years,always thought it was worthy of plays,suppose they come round eventually.Super track.

A rather nice little ditty that goes well with the Hamilton movement is Cane and Abel"relating a message to you",reminiscent of Curtis Mayfield in style,worth a listen.

Another soul gent passes,an all too familiar part of being on the soul scene.A guy with excellent taste who was always willing to share what he knew,and someone who liked a good laugh with his soul.Thoughts go out from me and Eileen to his family,God bless him.

Great playlists,mighty Sam,trampps,real nice.Should be a big track that,along with "rubberband"sampled by Mary J Blige and Jaheim,no reason why our crowd shouldn't go for it.

Now how sad is that?The Wilton has been one of the few progressive venues,ran by folk who really care,been sad to see the club go down but those guys can be proud of what they have achieved at that venue.

With hindsight I would have purchased everything I ever clapped eyes on,imagine that! Watching old footage of collectors passing by endless white labels when they could have bought the lot.Pretty good advice too for anyone starting collecting,whatever genre.

Best sleeve notes I ever read were by Dave on Bobby Blands"piece of gold,writing about elitism and how,at the end of the day,artists have got to make a living.

Corbett set..well impressed,something for everyone,would've loved to hear Antonio Castro played out,just to see the reaction,great track.

Ooh a bit of culture,splendid stuff.Unfortunately not for knuckle draggers though,but those of us who appreciate the finer things in life applaud it...good arrer!

I've always resisted describing records as"shit,crap,etc,because they all mean something to someone in different ways,reminding folk of people ,places etc.Much prefer to just say I don't like it.

Youza,Youza,Youza!,dont try to resist change,the funk will be in yo face,and we'll all be gittin on down,bustin mooves to dem latest grooves!

Check the you tube video,its like a chimps tea party.think it comes under"the kinettes"

"Way back home"does it for me,super intro and lyrics to die for.

Here we go again,conversation is plummeting...yawn.

Herb Ward"strange change"three notes in and the hairs are up.

Butch has probably eclipsed all the major jocks,and rightly so.Its easy to say Richard was fed by John Anderson but folk throw that old chestnut in as if Richard obeyed orders and played what he was told to.If he didnt rate em,they didnt get played.

Last track played in there..Frankie Valli"the night"...quite apt that.

Shirl matthew and sonny daye"come back to me"is my favourite hidden gem.

An album track only ever heard played once,not met anyone who has it apart from John Britton who walked on to a car boot sale after i put it on cassette for him and found it..Mickey Stevenson"stormy",lesser version on you tube by Johnny Nash.

Lena was one of the last artists signed to the label,shows what state the business must have been in to have made a decision like that.I wonder if Hughie Green was still on a percentage of her earnings at that time?

Worth checking is"the commandments of love"by him,very reminiscent of The Flamingos"i only have eyes for you"

Found one in the rag bin at work around 1978,knew i should have kept it.Massive market for memorabillia these days,and why not!..what next though...flyers?

Super previously unissued gem just on you tube"just enough to ease the pain"will blow your socks off.

Guy had it covered as Freddie Waters"good thing goodbye"played it on Terry Christians key 103 prog,late 80's.

Guy had it covered as Freddie Waters"good thing goodbye"played it on Terry Christians key 103 prog,late 80's.