Tommy1

Was this the first copy discovered? Cos I've never seen or heard of this before

Wtf

Here you go, enjoy yourself with almost two hours of fine soul This show was recorded in January at the Soul Shack, Oslo Download: https://oslosoul.com/radio/ose_radio07.mp3 G¸ran Bobby Dixon - Woman, you made me Freddie Terrell - You had it made Gene Chandler - After the laughter Neil Reed - Gonna find a way Bj¸rn-Espen Jimmy Bo Horne - If you want my love - Alston Sun - Just a minute of your time - Capitol Percy & Them - Shake it! - Tantus Ben Wiggins - It`s all over - Almeria Tommy Four tops - Don't let him take your love from me Ricky Lewis - I'm lonely too Leroy Clofer and Company - Mr. Big Man Getto Kitty - Stand up and be counted G¸ran The Chicago Good Guys - Peace, love and harmony Lee Fields - Soul Dynamite Rudy Love and Company Soul - Suffering wrath Life - Tell me why Bj¸rn-Espen Manujothi - Shake your body Gold - What about the child Total Experience - Contradiction Galaxy - Dance with me Tommy Rance Allen Group - Peace of mine Jerry Washington - Don't waste my time Constellations - I don't know about you Bataan - Woman don't want to love me G¸ran Buddy Ace - Screaming please Marty Lewis - Can't do without you Angel & Johnny Orchestra - Jumpin' Around Johnny Cool - The love bounce Bj¸rn-Espen Tavares - Too Late Eddie Billups - Shake off that dream Nate Calhoun - Funktown Crystal Clear - Stay with me Tommy Lee Moses - Reach out and I'll be there Al Greene - I'll be good to you C. O. D.'s - I'm a good guy Big Maybelle - That's a pretty good love

Manship got a M copy, £75

I know this story was from a soul venue in UK where people know, or should know the "rules". But what about the younger people around the world that are just getting into soul music? If there are a lot of "legal" reissues (Jazzman, Tramp etc.) and lots of illegal bootlegs around for almost nothing, how will you explain to them that it's much better to buy the "same" record for ten times more...

Hi there Denbo

£150 at Manship.... Would love to see a price here myself, should be "rare" but a fiend just bought it for $18!

That's a awesome record, good to hear that you are playing it Steve

Should'nt be more than maximum £30

Which issue? The deep, deep one on Musicor, or the later "x-over" version on Gate?

Got a soundfile of that one

Agree, great version! Would not mind a copy! Anyone? BTW, have you heard hip hop artist Commons "Play your cards right"? It's a track from the film "Smoking aces" where he sample J. Bataans "under the street lamp". When I heard it the first time I thought, what the f***, I know this... I'm not a big hip hop fan, but it's ok IMO Have a look here at a live performance: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xzbw8_com...our-cards-right

Remember Vegas, you'll find this on both styrene and vinyl! And the way you are scratching and beat mixing your records, you need the vinyl copy Ps. Thanks for a great x-mas party!

Don't know that mix. Heard it from a friend who said it was easy and cheap Would love to hear the Hannibal version, do you have a sound clip? And Cel Thomas, I'm a 45 freak.... So I'm still looking!

Still looking for this....

Crowns - Jerking the dog - Pama, anyone? PM or mail

£150-200. KILLER tune IMO

Thanks again all of you! Heikki I'm gonna buy that book, thanks! And Helena, a lot of our Oslo "soulies" have been my students, I've been brainwashing them with CDs since they where 16 It went very, very well and it was really fun. I think it's the first time that I've got applause after a lecture. Nobody wanted to leave after I finished, they where standing around looking at the records and wanted me to play some more. "Where can I buy records, where do I find a good turntable" and so on.

Got it, thanks a lot mate!

Could anyone send me an mp3 of I got a woman US (Atlantic)version please? Either here or on my mail tommy.soul@gmail.com Thanks Tommy

Good luck Jens

Awesome tune

As I love cats (have two myself) and soul, I'm glad to support this! Have already payed you

Don't buy inner sleeves here cos they don't fit inside the card sleeves

Thanks again for your support! I really want to bring 45s to show these kids the real stuff, so no CDs. Some of them have never seen a record or a turntable... I think I would try to show how soul became a genre by using an "easy" time line. For me, and the students, I think it's easier to "understand" an evolution of soul music by doing that. So maybe something like this, feel free to fill inn : 1. The story of slaves and their folk music. Story: Artist(s) to play: 2. Gospel Story: Artist(s) to play 3. "Gospel meets R&B" Story: Artist(s): 4. Early soul Story: Artist(s): 5. Soul. The major labels. A. Stax Story: Artist(s) to play B. Atlantic Story: Artist(s) to play C. Motown Story: Artist(s) to play D.? 6. Northern, or maybe get back to this at the end as a fantastic story about the love for soul music? Story: I think I know this. Artists: 7. Funk Story: Artist(s): 8. 70s soul Story: Artist(s) 9. Disco Story: Artist(s) 10. Old school rap/ hip hop Story: Artist(s) 11, 12, 13......? Not sure of the way from here. Is there a "line" /connection all the way up today? - Also thinking about ending it with playing some originals of "soul/funk samples in popular music today" Chi Lites "Are you my woman" C. Mayfield "Move on up" D. Cortez "Soul with a hook"