
Everything posted by Venus
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Bonnie & The Treasures - Home Of The Brave
@Soul-Slideryour welcome...and for mentioning the other name she recorded under...I did put link on youtube from Spectropop who have gone into detail about the history of her & The Treasures and will put here for anyone else who wants to read it http://www.spectropop.com/HOTB/
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Bonnie & The Treasures - Home Of The Brave
THIS CLIP IS MORE FOR THE GIRL GROUP FANS...LEAD VOCALS ARE BY CHARLOTTE ANN METHANY BUT WHAT IS INTERESTING TO SEE IS SHERLIE MATTHEWS & CLYDIE KING AS THE BACKING SINGERS :-)
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Wigans Chosen Few Footsie BBC Totp 1975
WIGANS CHOSEN FEW - FOOTSIE (RARE CLIP 1975). BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN WIPED/LOST BUT THANKS TO MY FRIEND GQ AND FELLOW COLLECTOR HERE IT IS. (TOP OF THE POPS 30TH JANUARY 1975. PS. I PERSONALLY CAN'T STAND THE TUNE HOWEVER UNDERSTAND THE HISTORY/NOSTALGIA IT HAS FOR SOME OF THE SOULIES.
- Patti Labelle & The Bluebelles - All Or Nothing
- Joe Simon - No Sad Songs
- Eddie Holman - I'm Not Gonna Give Up
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Felice Taylor
@the yank clip is from American Bandstand 1967. There is also another clip of 'Felice Taylor - I feel love coming on' but that is from 'Beat Club' which is a German Music Tv Show
- Felice Taylor - It May Be Winter Outside 1967
- Martha Reeves & The Vandellas - Come & Get These Memories
- Martha Reeves & The Vandellas - My Baby Loves Me
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the greatest NORTHERN soul artist of all time
I can't personally name my number 1 but Jackie Wilson has always been my favourite solo male singer :-) Thinking back? I didn't get into the Northern Music until 1986...introduced to me by my ex...let's just say he was brave enough to sing the likes of Len Barry...1-2-3 from his bedrooom window...we both lived in the same enclosed court...we got talking and then he played 'Paris Blues - Tony Middleton - Paris Blues (hairs stood up on the back of my neck)...Jimmy Radcliffe - Long after tonight is all over, and a strange song which at the time I thought kinda sounded like Miss Piggy but it turned out to be Donnie Elbert LOL
- Jackie Trent - You Baby
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Martha & The Vandellas - Wild One 1968
hey Kev...won't be long before I share 'A thrill a moment :-) Thank you as aslways for your friendship & kind support Venus
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Show us your great photos (2017)
@TattooDave Dave I used to be scared of spiders but I lived with my sister a few year back for nearly 2 years in West Sussex...seeing someone more frightened of them than me actually made me a little braver in catching them and putting outside...However this one? well it's huge and so have closed the door till I pluck up courage to go back in there LOL.
- Sandy Posey - Caution To The Wind
- Show us your great photos (2017)
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3 song ids
Hi Phil, think the first one is Nikki Britton - Live Again (Dot Records) and there's a fab version by Irma Thomas also. The second is definitely Susan Christie - No-one can hear you cry (Chanté Records)
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T.a.m.i. Show 1964
U.S. concert filmed at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium in Santa Monica, CA. List of Artists on the show are as follows: Jan & Dean: "(Here They Come) From All Over The World." Chuck Berry: "Johnny B. Goode, "Maybellene." Gerry And The Pacemakers: "Maybellene," "Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying," "It's Gonna Be Alright." Chuck Berry: "Sweet Little Sixteen."Gerry And The Pacemakers: "How Do You Do It?" Chuck Berry: "Nadine (Is It You?)." Gerry And The Pacemakers: "I Like It." Smokey Robinson & The Miracles: "That's What Love Is Made Of," "You've Really Got A Hold On Me," "Mickey's Monkey." Marvin Gaye: "Stubborn Kind Of Fellow," "Pride And Joy," "Can I Get A Witness," "Hitch Hike." Lesley Gore: "Maybe I Know," "You Don't Own Me," "You Didn't Look Around." "Hey Now," "It's My Party," "Judy's Turn To Cry." Jan & Dean: "The Little Old Lady (From Pasadena)," "Sidewalk Surfin'. The Beach Boys: "Surfin U.S.A.," "I Get Around," "Surfer Girl," "Dance, Dance, Dance." Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas: "Little Children," "From A Window," "Bad To Me," "I'll Keep You Satisfied." The Supremes: "When The Love light Starts Shining Through His Eyes," "Run, Run, Run," "Baby Love," "Where Did Our Love Go." The Barbarians: "Hey Little Bird." James Brown & The Flames: "Out Of Sight," "Prisoner Of Love," "Please, Please, Please," "Night Train." The Rolling Stones: "Around And Around," "Off The Hook," "Time Is On My Side," "It's All Over Now," "I'm All Right."
- Martha & The Vandellas - Wild One 1968
- Edwin Starr - S.O.S. (stop Her On Sight)
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Jenny Wren - Chasing My Dream All Over Town
For anyone that is interested? Jenny has kindly replied back to me on a comment I made on another youtubers upload and gave a link to her website https://www.jennydarren.com/
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Crusaders - You Pay For Love 1969
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Jenny Wren - Chasing My Dream All Over Town
This is what I found on the net about her credit to historywebsite.co.uk Jenny Allen (Wren) The name of Jenny Allen first came to local notice in 1964 when she was a mere 15 year-old. She was originally backed by a group called Les Jondors. She signed a recording contract in 1965 and took the name Jenny Wren. She was still a pupil at the then Sir Gilbert Claughton School in Dudley. She apparently got her break as a result of Fontana's A&R man, Jack Baverstock, (so influential with Ambrose Slade) hearing her. She released two records on Fontana, Chasing My Dreams All Over Town and The Merry-Go-Round Is Slowing You Down. She appeared at the Civic with Manfred Mann and Wayne Fontana. Her later backing groups were called the Jackdaws, Outlook and Fashion.
- Jay & The Americans - Livin' Above Your Head
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Had to post this - BGT
O-M-G...WOOOOW