Sunnysoul

From a 60's US TV Show, this is the business ... great RnB stomper from BB and especially dig the groovy audience providing back up's , then a nice cameo afterwards in which he gives "Lucille " a kiss !!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hP_musAJ80

Great and funny clip of Donna from teen flick Beach Blanket Bingo ... Can see this getting some action on the dance floor, as good as 90 Day Guarantee and Blowing Out the Candles ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S_1kakZxbg

Leroy Hutson is truly "the man" ! Look at this sublime bit of Soul Train footage of one of his many classics... Just perfect to groove to for the holiday season ! Merry Christmas all !!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Btnrg80VLwI

As usual Chalky, you bring some good sense to the discussion ... Personally, I have much less respect for so-called DJ's who moan "I couldn't be arsed carrying LP's about..." as an excuse for just being ignorant & lazy DJ's

Can't Stop Being Your Fool : Candi Staton (Warner Bros LP track) Rappin With My Sub Conscious : Heaven Sent & Ecstacy (LP track) Keep On Keeping On : Marvin Holmes & Justice (Brown Door LP track) Keep Trying: Mildred Clark (ABC LP track) Cool Days Are Over: Step By Step (Brunswick LP track) Every Fellas Girl: Leon Debousse (CBS Australia LP track) Head Over Heels: Chuck Bridges & the LA Happening (Vault LP track) That'll Be Johnny: Sarah Vaughan (Mainstream LP track) Going Out of My Head : The Oncoming Times (Turbo LP track) You'll Never Find Another: The Dynamics (Black Key LP track) So Rare: Voices Of East Harlem (Just Sunshine LP track) What'll It Take: The Jaedes (Alithia LP track) Let Me Have My Way With You: Joe Simon (Compleat LP track) Here I Go: Spread Love (LP track) Love Its Getting Better: The Teri Nelson Group (Kama Sutra LP track) Gotta Find A Way: Lou Rawls (Capitol LP track) Here Is A Heart L: Ginji James (Brunswick LP track) Little By Little Bit Bit By Bit: Classic Example (GSF LP track) Rose: The Topics (MSI LP track) Can't Keep My Hands To Myself: TS Monk (Mirage LP track)

Mark, I have the Marcia Hines 45, on Aussie Wizard for sale @ 300 UK GBP , please feel free to PM me if you're interested. Also have the Gloria Scott 45 on Aussie Casablanca for sale , see my earlier post in this thread.

Considering Brenda's status amongst soul music enthusiasts, it's an excellent LP that remains criminally ignored and underappreciated

Can't Stop Being Your Fool : Candi Staton (Warner Bros LP track) Rappin With My Sub Conscious : Heaven Sent & Ecstacy (LP track) Keep On Keeping On : Marvin Holmes & Justice (Brown Door LP track) Keep Trying: Mildred Clark (ABC LP track) Cool Days Are Over: Step By Step (Brunswick LP track) Every Fellas Girl: Leon Debousse (CBS LP track) Head Over Heels: Chuck Bridges & the LA Happening (Vault LP track) That'll Be Johnny: Sarah Vaughan (Mainstream LP track) Hurt So Bad : The Oncoming Times (Turbo LP track) You'll Never Find Another: The Dynamics (Black Key LP track) Sorry I can't count

Agree with all the people above, the Sandy Barber LP is DEFINITELY worth getting !!!

The number of times people have posted this as a want and come up with a blank is amazing ? Can't recall it on any dealers list in recent years and never seen on ebay (or popsike) although someone on here I'm sure will tell me otherwise. Makes me think this is one VERY rare 45 ? Anyone got one for sale ?

The number of times people have posted this as a want and come up with a blank is amazing ? Can't recall it on any dealers list in recent years and never seen on ebay (or popsike) although someone on here I'm sure will tell me otherwise. Makes me think this is one VERY rare 45 ? Anyone got one for sale ?

Without any shadow of a doubt, one of the true giants of our music ! While no longer with us, we can still enjoy Willie's incredible talent through super clips like this ! Wicked intro also from Soul Train head honcho Don Cornelius ... Sunshine Lady is a fabulous dreamy mid-tempo effort from 1973, one that soul dj's could spin to good effect on the dancefloor. Plenty of great 70's Motown still to be "discovered" ! Check it out !!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBHMqhABhEw

"Everything You Always Wanted To Know" has stood the test of time best , IMHO ... great then, perfect for NOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Had a few suggesting this clip should be bumped, it's a killer , so here goes !!!

I'm trying my best to catch up to Pete Smith in my attempts to bring great soul visuals to my lovely fellow soul sourcers !!!

Well , come on, you gotta have a larf ! Gotta be a candidate for one of the funniest soul clips of the year !!!

Soul sister Marva Whitney with a fantastic cross over, beat ballad ... call it what you will .. it's the very essence of SOUL music !!! And in the grooviest setting imaginable ... on Hugh Hefner's legendary "Playboy After Dark" TV show from the late 60's. Play Marva's track straight after Almeta Lattimore's Memories !!!

Thanks Paul , was going to take a punt on this one day, but , based on your good judgement I'll direct the funds elsewhere now! So it must be boogie collectors, or beat diggers, who pay big for this on ebay ?

Yep , they made so many good records, the whole Gold Mind LP is class and includes their best known 45 , the brilliant "Cheaters Never Win" , then the "I Made A Mistake" 45 on the T Electric label which I believe was a modern soul floor filler for quite some time , and also the 45 on Ariola around 1975 was quality again. Anyone got a copy of the Ethics LP to sell me?

Afraid I differ with Pete on this one, Stemmons Express do a good job for a white group , but the Precisions superior vocal qualities gives them the edge ... it's exactly the same backing track after all isn't it ?

Can someone please post me some soundclips of this record ? And are these the same Tavasco as on the modern soul classic 45 Love Is Trying To Get A Hold ??? Thanks in advance

Real nice clip of a very underrated soul group , I never thought I'd ever get to see any footage of them ... featuring - on the left - one time Temptation Ron Tyson ... who really deserves much greater recognition as one of the great song writers on the Philly soul scene in the 70's ... and not only that, he was, if my history is correct, originally a member, in the late 60's, of legendary soul group, the Ethics ...

Just pulled out my copy of Adam Wade "That Old Devil Moon" on Warner Brothers and realised it has arranging credits to Bert DeCoteaux

Any chance of a soundclip of the Frank Popp record ?

Good work Jo, it IS Loleatta after all ! Cheers!