Kev Connellan

does anyone have a soundfile they can post up? Or failing that, tell me if its the same song as the Little Dooley? cheers

Hi Baz, I've seen this listed @ £150!

excellent choon

now that you've pointed it out, I can see that too

Have to agree with you Linda, I do prefer the one that started this thread. The Ronnie H ain't bad though. thanks for posting these 2 up for me

I'm sayin nowt

not a fan then Andy . Thank god we don't all like the same choons.... how boring would that be. cheers

yep LOL

thought you might

Hi Linda, I couldn't tell from your reply if you actually like it or not? The only other version I know is the one you mention by Dale Hawkins. Wouldn't mind hearing the John Lee Hooker is anyone has soundfile. take care,

I like it a lot

Well said, that man

Regular spin of mine and I agree with Sebastian....absolute bargain, lists @ £75

Hi Steve, here's a link to the Alex Campbell clip on Johns' site (I'm sure he won't mind) >>click here to listen<< (re Randy Hobbs - had 2 for sale mint w/d went for £115 still got vg w/d £45 if you know anyone after one?)

just found an alex C dirt cheap. cheers mate (off topic - re: your "last played clip" Randy Hobbs -- awesome choon, I've been spinning this loads just lately, love the harmonica on it)

I look forward to hearing the Alex Cambell version

isn't the version on Dot a different recording? I'm sure I saw one on ebay once complete with soundclip, not as good as the version we all know..... or is my dodgy memory playing tricks on me

(correct forum? i dunno!)tune in tonight from 8pm to hear Dundee Davie from Basics in Edinburgh playing mainly 60s and 70's choons. you can find the show on https://www.shoutcast.com/directory/index.phtml and search for 'basics' then hit the 'listen' button ;-) see ya there!

Cracking tune Rich

can anyone provide me with an ra/mp3 of Titus Turner - Sportin Tom thanks,

run out groove just has MT-200-A scratched into it. Same track both sides. only other info I have is what you see on the scan I posted earlier.

Hi Simon, written and produced by Steve Underwood. New York. Can't find any info on release date.

maybe this ought to be included in the poll? I know its diff lyrics, but everyone thinks they're dancin to "soul time" before the vocals start

thanks for your support Paul. I'm glad you enjoyed the show. Tune in next week for a set from Mark Stewart

See ya at 8 Davie