Stateside
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All your little faults I get so mad about Are the very things I can't live without. I can't get along without you anymore The Monitors - I can't get along without you
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This fits the description except there's only 23 tracks Kev
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Is it this one Just seen it's not this one on the other thread
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I've got it, but won't be able to scan until I get home this evening. It has the Hitsville building on the front cover. Kev
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My first experience of soul music being played out was The 66 Club in West Kirby, Wirral in 1969 when I was 16yrs old. Stuff like Flamingos Boogaloo Party, Roy Head, Jnr Walker Pucker up Buttercu. Wish I knew where the dj's collection ended up.My sister (4yrs older) was going out and dancing to early Motown, Geno Washington, Otis Redding, Oscar Toney Jnr etc when she was 16 Kev
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I wish Dennis, I had hundreds and my mum threw them out when I left home. Still got all my Blues & Soul mags though. Kev
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You mean these? Kev
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Records Advertised By Clubs In Blues And Soul
Stateside replied to Dayo's topic in All About the SOUL
I remember first hearing Father's Angels after seeing it advertised in B&S and was so disappointed. Hated it and still do. Kev -
All by label, because that's what I picture when I think of the record. Then alphabetically within the label. All Motown together etc etc Kev
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Where was Edward Hamilton - Baby Don't You Weep first played. I bought a copy from Record Corner and sold it at Wigan, before I ever heard it played anywhere. Kev
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You can't beat Anchor Man for "Jazz Flute"
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You're right, the Junior Walker version was played early doors next door off the album and came out on the b side of Take me girl I'm ready in 73/74 Kev
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We couldn't get half the people on this site to nominate artists into the hall of fame, so I can't see us getting anywhere trying to compile a cd! Kev
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I'd like to hear it please. Very good chance I was there that night. Kev
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Female "big Beat" Ballads - Your Faves?
Stateside replied to Ljblanken's topic in All About the SOUL
Post number 3 in this thread. Ha ha. Great minds and all that... Kev -
What a great website. Thanks Ian, Funny, because the first track I thought of from 1971 was King Floyd - Groove Me and there it was at the top of the list! What a great year for soul music it was too! Kev
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A Rare Soul Version Of Player's Hit "baby Come Back"
Stateside replied to a topic in Look At Your Box
Hard to tell. Try No Mercy O C Smith Lisa Stansfield they all did versions of Player's record. Kev -
Nothing stamped in the run out, just scratched MM 1028-1. I seem to remember it being played at Wigan, possibly even where I bought it from. Kev
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Thanks Kev, I'll listen to it in full tonight. Funny how a search for Major Lance has opened up an interview with Pam Sawyer. When was it done? Kev
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Whilst looking through the Blues and Soul mags of 1973 looking for Major Lance details, I came across this interview with Pam Sawyer (No 102 Feb 2-18th 1973) which makes for really interesting reading. Kev
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Been through 1973 B&S mags and the one he cancelled (referred to above)was 27th August ( see photo). he was booked for The Top Rank Rank Hanley, Sunday 25th february 1973, but I cant find anything that says he didn't turn up. He was over in the UK in June of that year but doesn't appear to have been booked for Tunstall. Kev
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Maybe worth checking some of the old Blues & Soul issues from 73' they probably had an advert. I'll have a look when I get home. Kev
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Yeh, I have that cd as well. The 1966 cd came out in 1995 a good 10 years earlier. Kev
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The Motown year by year1966 cd I bought from Goldmine records in Manchester has a different mix of Frank Wilson and also the first time I heard the extra verse in Kim Weston's "Helpless" that was only in the Four Tops version. Kev
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I wonder how many of those were taken from master tapes and how many from 45's like it says on the cover Kev
