Everything posted by Chris Turnbull
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Walter, Walkers, Jimmy, Buck Ram?
Listening again you are right, the Platters is a great version
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Walter, Walkers, Jimmy, Buck Ram?
I'm with you there, the best version by some distance IMO and one of my absolute favourite 45's Jimmy Radcliffe a bit rushed, Platters a touch lightweight, but everything about the Walter Jackson version - the pace, the production, the dynamics, his totally unhinged vocal, the way he says 'Baby!' going into the last chorus. The ending alone makes me want to kick chairs over or something
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THE BLUE SHARKS: THE SOUL SCENE'S LONGEST EVER 'COVER-UP'?
Great stuff, thanks Pete. Interested to see Pip Smith, who we used to go to Bradford QH niters with in the early 90's getting a name check for leading the opposing faction i.e. those in favour of more modern sounds - thinking back I remember him telling me about it
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THE BLUE SHARKS: THE SOUL SCENE'S LONGEST EVER 'COVER-UP'?
Cheers Pete
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THE BLUE SHARKS: THE SOUL SCENE'S LONGEST EVER 'COVER-UP'?
Just come across this on the youtube comments from Dave Ward - interesting about Soul Sam not being popular with the Wigan crowd at the time - if so why was that? "I'm sure this was first played by the Cleethorpes DJ Soul Sam in the UK, who for some reason, lost in the amphetamine mists of time, wasn't popular with us Wigan Casino souls. But, this blows the Velvelettes original off the dance floor, shimmering production, careful vocals and more danceable. A cracking atmospheric dance record."
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THE BLUE SHARKS: THE SOUL SCENE'S LONGEST EVER 'COVER-UP'?
Amazing it has taken so long for someone to point this out - how did you discover it? Wonder who decided to call it Blue Sharks?
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First all nighter record that you remember most
Lol when you said 'obviously I need love by Daybreak' I thought you meant two different records i.e. that one as well
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First all nighter record that you remember most
Hi Pete, was this a cover up? Never heard it and can't find it listed
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Lee David ... Temptation Is Calling ... Blue Eyed ?
That's funny, sounds just like it to me
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Lee David ... Temptation Is Calling ... Blue Eyed ?
Meant to say, loved hearing Ian Levine spin 'Temptation' at the 1998 Mecca revival do at the original Highland Room (now demolished of course) - a real buzz and one of my absolute favourite nights
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Lee David ... Temptation Is Calling ... Blue Eyed ?
Here's the Janus release - a solid cover of Steely Dan's 'Dirty Work' - certainly sounds fairly black to me
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sad loss, colonel Abrahams
Sad news, apparently he was homeless. Certainly put out some tunes over the years - love this one:-
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What is 'Proper' dancing?
Great stuff - how do you learn how to do that
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Johnny Sayles REDUCED
Johnny Sayles - I can't get enough (of your love) (St Lawrence) £175 NOW £150 SOLD Lovely clean strong Ex/M- original with Chess distribution details lower label PM if interested. Paypal as gift. £6.50 special delivery UK, overseas tba.
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modern soul essentials
In case you haven't seen them there's a few on discogs here - top LP https://www.discogs.com/sell/release/1814980?ev=rb
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Living Room DJ
Interesting version, never come across that before
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Johnny Sayles REDUCED
Johnny Sayles - I can't get enough (of your love) (St Lawrence) £175 NOW £150 Lovely clean strong Ex/M- original with Chess distribution details lower label PM if interested. £6.50 special delivery, overseas tba.
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Living Room DJ
Had planned to go to the Mecca do in Haydock last night but events conspired against me, so decided to have a Mecca night of my own - spent a very enjoyable couple of hours spinning these:- Crown Heights Affair - Streaking (RCA) Aquarian Dream - Phoenix (Buddah) Gateway - Can't accept the fact (Columbia) Mike & Bill - Where do I stand (York) The Gents - Love's such a beautiful thing (Paramount) Third Point - Spirit (Tide) The Quadraphonics - Betcha if you check it out (Innovation II) Houston Person - Disco Sax (Westbound) Hubert Laws - The Chicago Theme (CTI) The Duprees - Delicious (RCA) Don Downing - Dream World (Scepter) 9th Street Exit - Let's make sweet harmony (Solid Foundation) The Nite-Liters - K-Jee (RCA) The Lost Family - Blow my mind (Innovation II) The Montclairs - Hung up on your love (UK Contempo) Carol Townes - If you leave me (Sixth Avenue) Laura Greene - You take my heart away (Epic) Odyssey - Native New Yorker (RCA 12") Blood Hollins feat Jean Lang - How have you been (RCA)
- Sharon Jones RIP - Passed Away Friday
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Johnny Sayles REDUCED
Two classic originals in lovely clean strong Ex/M- condition. PM if interested. Paypal as gift / £6.50 special delivery UK, overseas tba. 1) Joe Hicks - Don't it make you feel funky (AGC) (b/w Soul Meetin') £225 SOLD Stamped 70422-X original, black lettering 2) Johnny Sayles - I can't get enough (of your love) (St Lawrence) £175 Definite original with Chess distribution details lower label Thanks for looking Cheers, Chris.
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What is 'Proper' dancing?
Like the way the camera casually pans left in the hope she'll do it again
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What is 'Proper' dancing?
If you remember who it was that told you about it perhaps you could ask them to post the clip up lol
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What is 'Proper' dancing?
Great clip. Funny thing, dancing - a bit like musical talent or being able to draw, you either have it or you don't. Unfortunately I don't
- The Bitter & The Sweet – I Wont Have Any Babies For You
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Living Room DJ
Just checking out a few more I didn't know, and got to say Tyrone Davis is a blinder, must sound fantastic loud