Steve Ss

Calverley Conservative Club Saturday 07 March 2015 Second Room 21:30 I said I would post up what was spun. The set was going to be an as "you like it", but strangely people started to dance! Don't know what I was doing wrong, but it won't be happening again Lyrics ~ Stronger than before Jay Dee Bryant ~ Come Summer Kip Anderson ~ I get carried away (Orig) Traits ~ Someday soon Four Mints ~ You want to come back ~ Holiday Entertainers ~ Baby baby Objectives ~ Love went away Ernest Sparks ~ I’ll be glad Moniques ~ Baby don’t leave me Captions ~ Hit it Carol Anderson ~ Taking my mind off love David Coleman ~ Drown my heart Attractions ~ You don’t know boy Voicemasters ~ You’ve hurt me baby James Havior ~ Girl, girl, girl Buckner Brothers ~ Love you from the bottom of my heart Ambers ~ Blue birds Edward Brothers ~ Keep on knockin Varetta & Thomases ~ Fly by night Davis & Jones and the Fenders ~ Love is real Edward Hamilton & Arabians ~ Tell me Dynamics ~ I wanna know Derc Hotzog ~ Church going girl Dave Blocker ~ Just like a ship Arthur Alexander ~ Show me the road Second room...intimate could be the word...... Like playing in my front room, but without the dog jumping around barking, and no cups of tea. Thank you to Steve and Diane for asking me over....'twas a good night....next one is in April. Best regards Steve

Never let it be said I take my time in responding to online forums........ Just to follow up on the point you made, can you confirm the "fine as Wine' is actually Hattie Littles? This is unreleased still? Why multiple copies? I think there were 3 of these originally. I still have 2. Were these cut as archive back-ups rather than potential releases? Also any ideas on the "singer" of "Goodnight Manhatten" Best regards Steve

Mr Smith, you are spoiling us with your sounds! absolute magic.....it sounds like Nico with a sense of humour. I will give you £0.50....... Do you have that Pinky & Perky Sing Sounds of Motown ep?

Pete, thank you that's just made my day............so good i have played it twice......

Sad news. I am sorry to hear. very sensitively written Craig Best regards

Hi you might want to look at your web address details..... soulmountin45.co.uk does not link ....soulmountain does. Best regards Steve

Steve, thanks. Best regards Steve

CT-68010----------(MR)----------DELTA #71815" Hi Pete, thank you. matrix is same as above. All run off details are same. Whats the current going rate? Does not stand me at anything, should I keep? Best regards steve

Hi, just been trawling the stuff for sale in my garage. Came across this. Opinions? Has same matrix as first post. Has 2 ridges adjacent to centre hole on b side as top post. Original? Does this mean I have to keep? What value? Best regards Steve

God bless...that's a pearl cheered up my afternoon

I cannot offer an answer for anyone other than myself... But to answer Ady's original post I do still want to hear 60s newies.. The new Brent CD has some truly great tracks. Regards

Martyn, where's your typographical flair.... they all should be printed on a hand fed platen or if not then at least using movable wooden type.... I would suggest Bodini Poster as the face of choice. Regards Across the board printing.com

Why? The pulp used in the manufacture of most paper stocks comes from softwood. The bulk of the European manufacture is taken from managed sustainable forests. The destruction and de-forestation of tropical rain forest is primarily undertaken for the expansion of grazing of commercial meat products Blame MacDonalds, not a printer....

top lp..... fantastic quote.... I wonder what was in Mr Meadon's blood stream when he wrote that? runs like a saturday night chat

Thank you....glad you liked. True...top track....never heard it played out anywhere....was going to use it to end our do at Shipley the other week, but had "fuddled" brains so ditched it for the Peps instead.....there's always next time (Burning Sensation ~ Shipley) Maybe someone will buy yours now...plug... This is what I like about the Morley do...because it is an afternoon event it gives you the chance to spin tracks that have been over-looked for too long the chance to get spun... I must admit my selections were to play to a good friend who made the rare trip out...so were maybe a bit more obvious. best regards

Playlist 03.08.14, Shoulder of Mutton First Anniversey 15:30-16:10ish Exits ~ Under the streetlamp Stepstones ~ Leave us alone part2 Exits ~ You got to have money Marlena Shaw ~ Let's wade in the water Johnny Gibson Trio ~ Beachcomber Charles Spurling ~ She cried just a minute Clyde McPhatter ~ Lonely people can afford to cry Willie Small ~ How high can you fly Carol Anderson ~ Taking my mind off love Cookie Scott & The Chevelles ~ I don’t care Martinis ~ Hung over Freddy Butler ~ The signifying monkey Bill Penny and the Pacemakers ~ I can’t stay Kenny Shepard ~ What difference does it make Vala-Quons ~ Window shopping on girl’s avenue Arthur Alexander ~ Show me the road First anniversary at a top venue. Thank you to Steve C for continuing to arrange this. I think that was what I spun..... I only had time for a short set as I had to get off sharpish I was asked to play the Exits and played the "wrong" side first....oh dear. No apologies for any of the tracks played..its a relaxed sunday afternoon. The Arthur Alexander sounded good booming loud..... Come along next time……you might enjoy yourself. Best regards Steve

Gents, it got a couple on the floor, but to be honest I should have played it earlier in the night when "legs were fresh"

Playlist 25.07.14, Club Fluid, Shipley ~ Burning Sensation 23:00 - 00:00 Attractions ~ You don’t know boy? Fugitives ~ Good lovin’ if you can get it Marion James ~ The woam for you Derc Hotzog ~ Church going girl Gil Blanding ~ Rules Ernie Marbray ~ Ain’t nobody’s business Volumes ~ My kind of girl Jimmy Holiday ~ I’ve been done wrong Charades ` Key to my happiness Spinners ~ I just can’t help but feel the pain Carol Anderson ~ Taking my mind off love Bobbie Dee ~ I don’t love you Maurice Williams ~ Being without you Volumes ~ Maintain your cool Majjestee’s ~ Take back all those things Little Johnny Taylor ~ Zig zag lightning JJ Daniels ~ Mr Lonesome Nat Kendricks and his band ~ Here it is (the philly dog) Kolettes ~ Who’s that guy Jimmy Armstrong ~ Mystery Flamingos ~ Since my baby put me down Cliff Wagner ~ Exception to the rule Bill Penny and the Pacemakers ~ I can’t stay Visitors ~ What about me Joanne Gayles ~ Meet me halfway Parisians ~ Twinkle little star Last spot until close Meditations ~ It’s wrong to fight Continental Showstoppers ~ Not too young Robert “red top” Young ~ Your future Freddie Gorman ~ In a bad way James Havior ~ Girl girl girl Carlena Weaver ~ Jealousy Fabulous Peps ~ This love I have for you First night at a top venue. Next event being planned now. Come along next time……you might enjoy yourself. Best regards Steve

yes issue lewis clark demo varetta pm sent

issue or demo?

Gents, thanks for the likes and kind words. For once I had not planned what to play...that was me just grabbing a pile of what I had been playing at home over the last week. (minus the punk and funk) I should say "thank you" to Steve Crawshaw for letting me play out. Next Morley is August 03 and it will have been going for a year......try and be there. Best regards Steve

Playlist 06.07.2014 Morley, Shoulder of Mutton Been asked to post up what I played. Thought I'd drop it on now before I forget. Cant be bothered posting labels today...if you need them let me know. 15:30ish early doors ~ suit myself Moments ~ You make me feel good Volumes ~ You got it baby Originals ~ I like your style Montclairs ~ I just can’t get away Buddy Lamp ~ You’ve got the loving touch Ter-rells ~ Three little words Quotations ~ Havin' a good time Porgy & The Monarchs ~ That’s my girl Guys & Dolls ~ Looking for a lover Andy Butler ~ Coming apart at the seams Georgettes ~ Hard hard Bud Harper ~ Let me love you Nathan McKinney ~ Oh how I love you Edward Hamilton & Arabians ~ Tell me Chuck Jackson ~ Good things come to those who wait Maurice Jackson ~ Forever my love Five Stairsteps ~ You don’t love me Johnson Hawkins Tatum & Durr ~ You're all I need to make it The Ambers ~ Blue birds Spinners ~ I just can’t help but feel the pain Jimmy Ruffin ~ World so wide nowhere to hide (from your love) Don & Juan ~ All that’s missing is you Dynettes ~ New guy Gloria Gaynor ~ She’ll be sorry Edward Brothers ~ Keep on knockin’ Syl Johnson ~ I’ve got to get over Maxine Brown ~ One in a million JJ Daniels ~ Mr lonesome Kolettes ~ Who’s that guy Carol Anderson ~ Taking my mind off love Harold Burrage ~ Got to find a way Gene Chandler ~ Such a pretty thing Junior Parker ~ That’s why Im always crying Big Maybelle ~ No better for you ~ the world’s number one b-side Low turn out but relaxed and refreshing. Come along next time……you might enjoy yourself. Best regards Steve

thank you