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  1. Tfk posted a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    Here here -what an amazing turnout and celebration of Garys life !! Very touching at times to. RIP Gary Andy and Susanne
  2. Standby for this months latest hot 45 release by those guys at Soul Junction Records ....currently one of the most talked about previously unissued dancers by one of Soul musics true veterans and hot on the heels of SJs Fairplay goodie..... we have Mr Oliver Cheatham with this truly awesome 70s dancer!!!! Just check it out :- Dont pop the question [if you cant take the answer] /bw Sweet soul goodie " Good guys dont make good lovers"Have a listen to the sound file at the bottom of the page!!! Don't Pop The Question (If You Can't Take The Answer)/ Good Guys Don't Make Good Lovers"Â Soul Junction 518 Press Release: Oliver Cheatham "Don't Pop The Question (If You Can't Take The Answer)/ Good Guys Don't Make Good Lovers"Â Soul Junction 518 Release Date: Monday October 15th 2012 Oliver Cheatham will forever be remembered for his timeless 1983 R & B hit "Get Down Saturday Night"Â on MCA records, which he co-wrote with fellow Detroit musician Kevin McCord. But Oliver's career began way back in the mid 1960's when his future brother in law Allen Cocker invited Oliver to join his group The Young Sirs. The Young Sirs eventually joined Ernest and Barbara Burt's Magic City label where they recorded the mellifluous "There's Something The Matter (With Your Heart)"Â with Oliver now being regarded as the groups lead singer. Into the 70's the Young Sirs became The Gaslight who recorded several excellent 45's for Marvin Higgins' Grand Junction label. With their "Just Because Of You/It's Just Like Magic"Â later being picked up for national distribution by Polydor Records. Under the guidance of influential Detroit radio DJ and record producer Al Perkins, Oliver firstly became the lead singer of the group Sins Of Satin later re-named Roundtrip and then following a further re-naming just becoming known as Oliver. Following on from "Get Down Saturday Night"Â Oliver continued to score chart success with "SOS"Â, "Celebrate Our Love"Â followed by two duets with Jocelyn Brown "Turn Out The Lights"Â and "Mind Buster"Â. Further chart success came in 2003 when Oliver featured as a guest vocalist on Room 5's UK No1 hit "Make Luv"Â which incidentally sampled Oliver's "Get Down Saturday Night"Â. Oliver at this juncture was residing in England and had previously recorded a garage version of the old standard "Our Day Will Come"Â with the London based band, Native Soul. And so to the present, 2012 will see Oliver return to the fore with the eventual discovery of two great previously unissued 70's soul tracks found on a once lost and forgotten acetate. The A-side is the joyous dance track "Don't Pop The Question (If You Can't Take The Answer)"Â which once heard leaves the song's unforgettable hook line firmly in your head. While the B-side is the beautiful sweet soul ballad "Good Guys Don't Make Good Lovers"Â which showcases Oliver's falsetto vocals and is so reminiscent of his earlier 1970's Grand Junction and Polydor releases. 2012 will also see Oliver return on a vanity project of his own with the forthcoming "Enjoy"Â cd album. For further information please contact John Anderson or Dave Welding Tel: +44 (0)121 602 8115 E-mail sales@souljunctionrecords.co.uk ktf tfk _______________________________________________ liverCheatham-DontPopTheQuestion(IfYouCantTakeTheAnswer).mp3
  3. Here here Dave-awesome stuff :yes: :yes: :yes: ktf tfk
  4. Evening John Hope alls good.....the links that Barry posted are good -theres one here to:- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Cheatham Great artist with an awesome voice for sure!! Hey checkout a young Oliver Cheatam on this 70s goodie!!! tfk
  5. Ron Holden...Great oldie.....still sounds oh so good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcuCZhRORlA. tfk
  6. Hi Jim Sound file heeding your way tfk
  7. No probs Jim -mums the word and al keep my ears to the ground for you for sure tfk
  8. hi Jim Hope alls good bud-did ya get that wee 45 sorted etc? Best tfk
  9. Great info on The Venture label.... ktf tfk
  10. or Rita Grahams ...My CUPS Runneth over...... Right am going to go and sit in the shade tfk
  11. Pre all the way...Yep back then it was .those who were first up in the morning sometimes got the best records but were always the best dressed- i can remember it like it was yesterday, watching for the postie appearing,, grabbing the Soul Bowl sales list out of his hand before he even had chance to put it in to the letter box....a quick 2 minute glegg up and down the pages - and then marking upwith a pencil the the ones that looked good.....mmm no pens or sound files back then twas all word an mouth and paying attention to what was being played out and about over the weekend!!!!.....then the 100 yard sprint to the public phone box at the top of the street loose change a jangling in ya pockets.....then dialing those magic numbers 0553 840895 yep these numbers back then were as exciting as owning the todays winning lottery numbers. .....it would know be about 08:00am and if you got straight through you were in with a chance of getting the good uns.....if the phone was engaged you would start panicing but would keep ringing until you got through just hoping that you had not been pipped to the the prize.....week in week out rain /wind or snow to the phone box you would go????.......you needed sharp teeth and loads of enthusiasm and a warm coat...no regrets!!!!! and quite good fun if thats what ya digged!!! Hey i would never ever swap Pre computers etc etc for todays simplicity world[far to easy and for cissys only]!!!! who would want to be sat by the warm fire typing away on google etc etc ebay/computors/paypal etc etc not for me no way!!!!! So dump ya computors get ya sheepskin coat on and go and find them super soul records...... ktf and right on right tfk
  12. Tfk posted a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    Very sad news indeed.....We found out yesterday of Garys passing and are still in shock-so so glad we knew Gary.....a very sincere, lovely person with the most warmest of smiles... Thinking of you Ronnie and family, Gary Welsh RIP Andy and Susanne Whitmore.
  13. Sound file for :- Fairplay -" Dont let our love go" ktf tfk
  14. Here here TSU defo the business on this ace little mover... ktf tfk
  15. Try Andy Dyson
  16. Never eve,evr.ever tire of this awesome recording!!! it always leaves me speechless!! it is that buddy good -Detroit brilliance and then some [what year was it originally recorded]].....first remember hearing it via R.Searling [Pre RCA/ Grapevine release]- late 70s???? Betty Boo rules the waves https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEFo25alcnE ktf tfk
  17. Ace photos of Lester Tipton [ looks great in his safari jacket...mmmmm am sure this style will become a must wear] tfk
  18. Just brilliant........Pete Lawson RIP ktf tfk
  19. Great stuff , now where did you hear that Tom Emanuel...... ?? Nice mix Steve..............
  20. Tfk posted a post in a topic in Look At Your Box
    Great news Roburt-this is what keeps things fascinating and interesting in 2012 - knowing that theres still plenty of unissued and unknown sessions out there. best tfk
  21. Evening Dave hope alls good bud- hey well spotted with the date [was just testing ya????] tee hee bet ya thinking i dont know what day it is ????......mmmmm could be the Scottish time zone etc.. Reet off to play my album again..Jesse James rules the waves..... Right on Right on .........tfk Have just checked me calender and Wednesday is defo the 22nd August
  22. Dave My copy has arrived of this truly awesome album -well worth the wait and sounds great!!! not a dud track on it- sit back turn the volume up loud [forget the neighbours or put your ear phones on ] and enjoy one of the hight lights of 2012.. .a true true masterpiece... Available first light this Wednesday the 22/nd n 23rd August from Soul Junction Records .https://www.souljunctionrecords.co.uk/ ktf tfk . JesseJames-IDontWantAnUndividedLove.mp3 JesseJames-IFeelYourLoveChanging.mp3 JesseJames-IGaveYouLoveWithAnAPlus.mp3 JesseJames-JustAsLongAsWereInLove.mp3 JesseJames-OneAndOnlyLove.mp3 JesseJames-WhenWeBecomeAsOne.mp3
  23. Good morning on this sunny Monday morning... Hoping alls good -just to keep you all up to speed We have collected / had donated for our golfing day charity/charities :- Macmillan Cancer support £4,242.25 and additionally Action for Children[ Donated by Network Rail] £4,242.25 Grand Total for our day............................... £ 8,484.50 Not bad for 4 rounds of golf ? Phew!!!!! Thank you all for your support/ encouragement /kind words and amazing donations..... Tef,Colin,Alan,Andy,Julia and Jock :hatsoff2: :hatsoff2: :hatsoff2: [see attached email below from Network Rail and Action for Children] From: Hardy Suzanne Sent: Friday, August 03, 2012 11:18 AM To: Whitmore Andy Subject: Receipt of Matched Giving Form Andy Congratulations on your fundraising! Thank you for telling us about your fundraising efforts. We have received your matched giving form and Network Rail will match £ for £ until we reach our maximum of £150,000 per year (April-March), to our charity of choice, Action for Children. Catherine Morton from Action for Children says "Thank you so much for all the time and effort you have put into fundraising for, and supporting our charity. The matched funding we receive from Network Rail will help us to transform the lives of the children we work with. The beginning of our journey as a charity was inspired at Waterloo in 1869 when our founder discovered abandoned children living underneath the railway bridge. He set up a children's home in Waterloo, to help them and others like them. Vulnerable children needed our help then, and they still need it now. We've grown to become one of the UK's oldest and largest children's charities, committed to being there for vulnerable children for as long as it takes. Together, we can ensure better journeys to brighter futures for thousands of children across Britain." Thank you once again for your support of Network Rail's charity of choice. If you have any questions or need anymore information please call the charities line on 085 67777 or email charitablegiving@networkrail.co.uk. Sue Sue Hardy Community Investment Executive, Network Rail Tel: 02033 569 518 Mobile: 07720 957081 Network Rail, Kings Place, 90 York Way, London N1 9AG www.networkrail.co.uk/responsible
  24. defo same song
  25. That is brilliant Jocko......your wasted mate!!!!! best Andy

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