Sunnysoul

If only one US released LP had to be nominated, it would be this stunning piece of musical artistry: I'll Take Good Care Of You That Goes To Show You More Than A Miracle Looking For You Angel On My Doorstep Welcome Home Prove It To Me It Won't Hurt (Half As Much) It Was Easier To Hurt Her Keep On Smilin' Thinkin'

Well you need to get Tammi's solo LP on Motown. Several choice Lp only cuts on that one. While we're at it, until recent years the only readily available video footage of Marvin & Tammi were two well known clips of them performing Aint No Mountain High Enough, one of which was shot at Expo '67. Well here is a really nice third video clip of them "live" on the Johnny Carson Tonight show from '67 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmUFDVv4sZQ

No mistaking the voice ... that is definitely Chuck Jackson. Ironically, Chuck was born in Winston Salem South Carolina.

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Would be great if someone could provide a scan of the yellow label, red Legend, black credit "boot" with matrix marks .... and also a scan of the original yellow label, red Legend, black credit so that we can compare them.

Isn't it common knowledge that Soul Sam plays carvers of some of his rare originals ?

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And the Herb Ward was only G+ condition !!!

Early on did Winstanley and Searling do alternate sets of one hour each or did they just play it by ear as the night went on ? And did Winstanley suddenly decide in mid '74 to put more DJs on ... or did he just add one here and there to the roster as the year progressed?

As I understand it, the major venues of the first decade of the northern scene - Wheel , Mecca , Torch , Catacombs - never had more than two or three DJs handling the record duties for the whole night. Early days at Wigan it was Winstanley, Searling and Roberts . So at what point in its life did Wigan - and other allnighters for that matter - evolve into having seven or eight or more DJs playing an hour each over the course of the night ?

Why have you removed the prices from the sold items ?

not to mention the irony in the fact that Richard's new show on Solar Radio is immediately preceded by Jazzie B's program whose comments in the past about the northern soul scene have provoked some raising of eyebrows ...

Don't forget "I Dig Everything"

Stunning stuff !

The fade outs on I'm So Glad were definitely intended by the producer. One listen to the whole LP and it is obvious that the LP was conceived as a soul "operetta" of sorts with brief musical and spoken interludes between the main tracks. Quite groundbreaking for the time although neither the LP nor the group have been given anywhere near the recognition they deserve. They really were a talented group of girls and the LP is listenable throughout.

Now now son, don't inflate the man's ego ... lol !!!

So ... soul music record collectors have a moral duty to act in such a manner so as not to devalue the record collections of other soul music record collectors ? What an interesting concept !

Thanks. I just checked their website as well. Eric Grant has been with them since 1995, so not exactly a recent member . Cheers.

The current line up is Eddie Levert, Walter Williams and .... ?

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/121352327738?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649 https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/121352327738?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649

Yes, my understanding is it was released on an issue 45.

Hi everyone Already have the LP but would like the 45 please. Thanks

I know the feeling ... that is exactly how my original Soul Brothers Inc "Pyramid" 45 arrived some years ago ...

And it's CP Spencer on lead vocal, isn't it ?