Keamus

At the moment "No time for you" on Imperial. Brilliant!

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Linda Jones & The Whatnauts "I'm so glad I found you" on Stang. Love this tune. What year was it released? Must have been one of the very last records she made .

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And it's very high on my wants list, but at £300. Can I make a sensible offer?

Chalky, Bought a couple of posters off ebay this year from soulie101 and asayoelson. Hope this helps. Keamus

Johnny "Guitar" Watson - South like West on Okeh. Great tune

Weller had Roscoe Robinson's "That's Enough" as one of his Desert Island discs this weekend on R4

Off a Kent CD Ted Taylor - Fair Warning. Of the singles - Chuck Jackson, Carla Thomas. and how could I forget Kenny Carter - What's that on your finger (unisssued RCA)

Big Maybelle - Oh Lord what are you doing to me Dee Dee Sharp - Touch my life

Marcia Hines - "Marcia Shines". Bought a near mint copy yesterday for £30 for "You gotta let go". Italian 7" copy went for £180 on ebay on Tuesday.

Some great LPs out there and usually at a fraction of the cost of 45s. Currently love listening to Jimmy James's "The New Religion" LP and in particular his take on "The Entertainer" and the truly awesome "Ain't no big thing" .

Saw him at the Shaw Theatre in 1988 or 89. Absolutely superb voice.

One of the records that I loved when I first got into Northern. Played it off an ABC compilation LP called "Out on the Streets Again".

If anyones got a nice copy for £250 I'll take it.

Still got a load of lists from those halcyon days of the early 80s. Soul Bowl and Pat Brady's list were the ones that I always got. Anyone remember the Soul Stop Records list? Always had King Tutt for a tenner and Billy Hambric (Drum) for seven quid!

Got a mint demo off the bay for £25 a month or two back

Sam Dees - Lonely for you baby. Mint copy fror a tenner from Dave Withers. Johnny Gilliam -Room full of tears. Tenner well spent with Soul Bowl Both about 1987.

Saw him at the Bridgewater Hall only last week. In all fairness he looked very frail and didn't have anything like the energy and verve of Jack Ashford. Don't suppose he was particularly young...70 something..Can anyone confirm? Very sad..Think I'll play a few of the great Pied Piper classics he played such a part in putting together

Audrey Matthews - I have no choice and Ted Taylor -Fair Warning. Both as yet unissued on vinyl. Both on Kent CDs

james nelson -mellow mellow me (teri de) joe king - speak on up (prix) carl davis & the chi sound orchestra -windy city theme (chi sound) bill - space lady (dollar bill) ed summers - i can tell (soya) ..and a great cd - eddie hinton - very extremely dangerous arrived this week