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Very interested Kev

I heard it too. Thought it started well, but got a bit too "Loveboat" for me!

Thelma Houston -I ain't going nowhere Temptations -Save my love for a rainy day Chuck Jackson - Ain't no sun since you've been gone Edwin Starr & Blinky - We'll Find a way (also covered by Chuck Jackson) Gladys Knight - How can you say that ain't love Junior Walker - Ridin' high on love Gladys Knight - Don't tell me I'm crazy isley Brothers - My love is your love Marvin Gaye - A bitter pill to swallow I'm sure there's plenty more

Interesting that The Originals 45 is on a black and silver version when my demo of the 12 inch was the Motown only label. This came out October 76 when they dropped the Tamla name and changed the design of the label

Send him back was played in 74 at Wigan I sold my demo that year.

As far as I know it was a uk only release. Came out as a single first on Mowest in 73 MW3009 seem to remember it being played at Wigan even though it was a new release, although I could be wrong. My old friend John Clement has a better memory than me. Thelma Houston I ain't going nowhere was played at Wigan as an album track and that was a current release.

There are indeed, many stops along the way. RIP

Anthony Jackson playing on the O'Jays For the love of money. Or Bob Babbitt on the Temps -Ball of Confusion

Lovelites -Get it off my conscience?

Boby Franklin - The ladies Choice - strong beat - instrumental on the flip - maybe too slow?

Gems - I'll be there

Dave Love - Colalined Baby - Quick beat, instrumental on the other side ?

Dave Love - Baby Hard Times..... more of a dooh dooh do...... definitely played at the Mecca Billy Woods - Let me make you happy? don't know where that was played

I know this isn't answering the question but Jnr Walker's track "Nothing but Soul" on the flip of How Sweet it is ......is exactly that, Nothing but soul! Kev

There was a previous thread with some scans which might help Kev

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6padW0-2p7s kev

The Broadways -You just don't know on MGM

Apologies if this has been put up somewhere else or it's in the wrong section. https://london.brooklynbowl.com/event/657913-take-me-river-live-hi-london/ Kev

Cracking lp and one of my favourite tracks on it is "It's my Turn". Would love to hear a 7.40 min version. Is it on you tube? Kev

My daughter's school is laden with Gola type school bags with "Northern Soul" clenched fist logos on them. It has become a bit of a must have fashion item but I don't think there is any connection between them and the northern soul scene.

Thanks Paul, To add to yours and mine there is:- 85042 Supremes/Four Tops/Temptations 85049 Jermaine Jackson/Rockwell 85050 Michael Jackson/Jackson 5 86003 Signed Sealed Deleivered - Stevie Wonder 86005 Please Mr postman - Marvelettes, Velvelettes, The Elgins 86003 Marvin Gaye - How Sweet it is Kev

I've got Mary Wells/Brenda Holloway Jimmy Ruffin/David Ruffin/Major Lance Edwin Starr/Eddie Kendricks As well as my 3 there are at least another 10 Kev

Impossible to have just one....... Gloria Barnes - Uptown Darrell Banks is Here Garland Green - Jealous Kinda Fella Chris Bartley - The Sweetest Thing This Side of Heaven Willie Hutch - Soul Portrait Tammi Terrell - Irresistible Otis Redding - Otis Blue Temptations - With a lot O'Soul

The Spinners track is on this one: BBC RADIOPLAY 87046 SPINNING TOPS Don't suppose you have one to sell Kev

I have three Motown albums issued by the BBC featuring different artists. Last Sunday Richard Searling played the Detroit Spinners - "What more could a boy ask for", a different version, off one of these albums. Incidentally, not one of the three I have. After the show I went through my three to check if there were any different versions on them and lo and behold "Brenda Holloway - Just look what you've done" is different to the 45. My question is: Does anyone know how many of these BBC Motown albums there are? seems they came out around 1986/87 and I now want the one featuring the Spinners. Kev