Wilxy

PM'd you Mark

For too numerous reasons to mention, particularly more recently, my Soulcial life has been temporarily curtailed, however I must say that the two venues to" float my boat" 2009 were namely Burnley, and Lifeline

Hi Richard, I'm quite certain I've a similar stamped sleeve within my own collection, along with a personal greeting slip of similar design, although I was of the opinion that the relevance of such was purely on personal lines rather than commercially aimed.....I may however stand corrected? Best wilxy

Roll on 25th January, keep up the good work Ady

Fond memories of a great venue I had the pleasure of attending on several occasions in the mid seventies ......Happy Days

I remember the Bristol Hotel very well, was interviewed along with my ex-wife on the way in for said (video)/ DVD recording I wouldn't recognise myself if I hadn't had a speaking part .....Great days, also loved the Roundabout and the YMCA venues......"Proper Northern"

Pete, There are some superb people on this site, who disclaim credit for their thoughtfulness and sincerity, for which this world would be a much better place if multiplied! Credit to you for recognising John's plight, whom I hold in very high regard and without realising the seriousness of his personal situation to such degree! I hope that your kind request has sufficient effect and has the desired outcome, so have replied accordingly....Best wishes wilxy

What a very thoughtful and unselfish gesture.....Sincere good wishes to you fella!

PM'd you buddy

Bari Track, and the Gallop spring to mind........

Thanx Richard

Acquired a copy today, from Des Parker and whilst he gave me some info with regard the vocals, and Dee Edwards etc. and having heard an (IMHO) inferior version, by a duet who've now slipped my mind (he also told me who the duet were, but alas I'm going senile ) Can anyone give me any information on the Dee Wolf Prod Inc label, and moreover its original whereabouts etc. TIA wilxy

Ged, tell him to cut to the chaste, and insist he's an OVO guy, and would a 7 inch version of the snake do for starters, would also suggest he wears a hard hat and gumshield in case of a negative response

I would love to see Deon Jackson perform live.....although I appreciate there's very little chance of it ever happening

Dust my broom-Ike & Tina turner......

I'd like to add to previous posts....respect to you fella

Thanx for the info deeve.......... can't wait for the book! cheers wilxy

A few come to mind......Cochise- Paul Humphrey, Green door-Wynder K. Frogg, Witchunt-Dezro orchestra......OK in their day....but embarrassingly cringeworthy in wilxyworld nowadays

Great thread Russ, with some equally valued and respected input, and whilst individually many of the titles suggested are mouthwatering in their own right, rewind 35 years or so, and the mind boggles .Appreciating the playlists back then contained both good and some bad on the ear tuneage.....IMHO a "fly on the wall" back in time session would be the best way to gauge such rightful "debate" ...... best wilxy

Webby, is this a honey trap? and furthermore are you undercover Inland Revenue?

It was a great tune in its day irrespective of assumed sub-genre.....along with numerous other titles of similarly assumed sub-genre

Class article.....Sincere Respect to Melvin Davis !!!

Miracles-Whole lot of shaking going on Isley Brothers-Why when love is gone Velvelettes-Lonely lonely girl am I

I'm your fool -Vee Vee-Movement Scotts on swingers-Edwin Starr-Ric-Tic (demo) Daddy-o-Theresa Lindsey-Golden World (demo) With or without your permission-Vee Vee-Movement My sweet baby-Mark-keys-TCB..................................................Working 'til I'm called with this record collecting malarky ...........................But wouldn't want it any other way

I'm gonna wait for my one minute of fame......and post the one millionth reason to be on Soul Source Keep up the good work, it is very much appreciated