Lee Bates

Remember Jim from the 100 Club, always a very friendly chap and all round nice guy 

Another loss, RIP Bobby Womack, we owe you a great deal, thank you x

Well if that's the case Ray Pollard defaced my Shrine 45 "This time"!!! Others artists also seem to have also defaced 45 and lps.... 

Well my little lad has his induction to the world of soul this eve, laying contentedly in my arms.....he got "All I do is think about you" - Tammi Terrell, "Still waters" - The Four Tops and then "It takes a whole lotta man" - Gladys Knight in that order for no other reason than they are each choice...........gotta give your kids a good start in life     

Congratulations to all Sir.

How about a blast of Len Barry - You Baby ?

I play it to my 7 month old Granddaughter and it always raises a toothless smile.

She loves watching Octonauts with me on the telly as well.

 

My four year old has a taste for Syl Johnson "Star light star bright" and has sang it to her new brother today so I must be doing something right! 

Nice choice. Yeh, its a pretty special feeling. Hope all goes well for your daughter and grandchild

I hope my choice will not be the same....let you know in the morning!

LOL what an apt choice Rod!!

Its a concept I have thought about before when my two daughters were born but as I sit here with my new born son, Edward James,30 hours old, my thoughts are what should I treat him to as his first soulful musical experience? As a point of discussion what would you choose?

Jonathan, there is one on ebay now (mine) if you are still looking....and its going at a bargain price

Cheers

Lee

Lee Charles

Just another day - Willie Hutch - Motown.......choice

Looking at perhaps letting a few tunes move on.....what would you value them at??

Talkin' 'bout woman - James Wesley Smith - Angeltown - has a few pops and marks - vg+

Like my baby / I'll be around when you want me - Gino Washington - Mala promo - excellent

Loves what you want - Marisha Gatti - Poo Pan - vg+ but has a label tear 4cm x 1cm

We have a good thing - Dean Courtney - RCA - white demo - excellent

Quicksand - Kell Osbourne - Titanic - white demo - excellent

You can split - Youngblood Smith - Verve DJ - excellent

Before love beat gets me going - Linda Glass - Vibration - excellent

Double cookin' - The Checkerboard Squares - Villa - excellent

All are originals.

Cheers

Lee

Cal Green 'I'll give you just a little more time'. FILMTOWN.

Jim.

Its alright Jim, you'll get my copy when I die....the Mrs has been informed!! 

Wouldn't miss it

Sorry, no new info to add but has anybody ever seen an issue of the Garrison 45? I am lucky enough to have a demo and have only ever seen it for sale once or twice....but found one today on ebay....wonder what it will end up going for?

Pat Thomas gets my vote

^{Pat Thomas gets my vote}

The very first record that got me hooked has to be "Out on the floor" Dobie Gray

Gladys Knight - It takes a whole lotta man for a woman like me

As I type "Thank you" Bobby Womack

Top choice

Mr Elliott, I KNOW you will regret it, some serious thinking is required....but if you do choose to do the deed I will help

London.......no dancefloor etiquette since 1990.

Jim

Just coz you got your brogues scuffed ............. but I know where you are coming from

the beat is how a dancer keeps time , usually.

thats why flippin jazz with its "freestyle" is so hard to dance to i guess, crazy daddio's

Well thank you for clarifying that! Its just JWS feels very awkward to dance to