Tommy1

Thanks for all your support and replies, this shows how great this forum is! I'm gonna try to make the lecture one of these days, and I'm almost sure I will get back with some more questions.

Thanks a lot for your tips and support! It's a good idea with an "evolutionary time line", but I could really need some help here. By thinking of not making it to hard and the short time I have; What would you put on this time line, where or what would you start with? How does the soul story time line look like? I'm gonna use Youtube for sure, both to illustrated the time line and the many diverse directions of soul music. But I only have two weeks to prepare for this so any good tip here would also be appreciated.

Thanks a lot Cunnie that was really interesting! I think it will be "easy" and fun to tell them the amazing story of northern soul, but I have to give them a short introduction of the soul history before talking of the rare soul. Remember that they don't have any background at all when it comes to soul. This is music students who want to know how the term soul develop, what it is musically and so on. I'm thinking something like this: 1. What is soul/ how did it develop. Not sure what say here....? 2. Tell them about how it became popular music maybe by using and playing some "well known" artists on "well known" labels. (Atlantic, Motown, Stax+++?) Not sure what to say here...? 3. And then the story of the northern/rare soul by playing "unknown artists" on "indie" labels...?

I'm a teacher at a high school in Oslo where I teach P. E. and history. This is a high school where the students can choose different subjects and one of them is music. I've been asked by the music teacher who is now doing the history of popular music if I want to do the soul part. This is the 2nd grade so the students are between 17 to 18 years old. I'm free to do what I want, and the music teacher who is a good friend me, wants me to bring "real" records to play for them and he also wants me to talk about rare soul/ northern soul. One of the biggest problems is that I only get four hours (2 double hours). I'm not trying to let you do the lecture for me, but I would appreciate some good advice.

I don't think Batterned ships was ever issued on a 45

Thanks mate, nice feedback! W. J. Charles - Feelin' kind a lonesome is a killer, just love that jazzy xylophone break. I'm ready to trade some of Gorans records for a bunch of diapers

This is what they said about Elvis in the 50s

Good luck, I've just got a copy after a loooooong search thanks to a German

Awesome tune , just right for the "soulies" in Oslo

A new show with a mix between R&B, soul and funk. Listen here: https://oslosoul.com/radio/ose_radio06.mp3 6th. OSE WEBRADIOSHOW RECORDED AT THE SOUL SHACK G¸ran: - Four Real. Inc. - The Man (Master plan) - Willie and Anthony - Selfish lover - Lee Moses - She's a bad girl - Josephine Taylor - Ain't gonna cry no more Tommy: - Harvey Averne Band - People - Ralp "Soul" Jackson - Set me free - Henry Brooks - Greatest debt to my mother - Rising Sun - Good loving G¸ran: - Harris & Orr - Here I go - Erroll Gaye - Love and effection - Marcia Hines - You gotta to let go - GQ - Make my dreams a reality Tommy: - The Experts - My love is real - W. J. Charles - Feelin' kind a lonesome - Little Joe Hinton - Let's start a romance - Charles Sheffield - It's your voodoo working G¸ran: - Lee "Shot" Williams - You're welcome to the club - Untouchable Machine Shop - Machine shop part I - Ricky Allen - Cut you lose - Prophet Soul - Do you hear me Tommy: - T. S. U. Toronadoes - Song for a princess - Brown Sugar - Grazin' in the grass - Franky & the Soindles - War - Frankie Freeman - This old shack G¸ran: - Family Underground - Nowhere to run - Hudson People - Trip to your mind - Clark Terry & Chico O'Farrill - Spanish Rice - Nathaniel Mayer - From now on Tommy: - Robert Parker - I caught you in a lie - Archie Bell - When you left - Jerry Washington - Don't waste my time - Rhonda Davis - Can you remember G¸ran: - The Summits - I'll never say no - Warm Excursion - Funk-I-Tus - Prince James - Pumpkin place - Hank Carbo -Bad Luck Tommy: - Ray Jones - Beat the knees - Rev. Carlton Coleman - Share it - Steelers - Can't take this pain - Barbara Mason - You better stop it

Do you have a link cos I can't find it..

Thanks! The one I lost went for $35, but I'll pay you £30 for a nice copy!

The one I lost is on Ambassador, don't know if there is another issue? Got the record!

Anyone got a copy for sale, forgot to use my snipe on Ebay I'm ready to paypal you! PM or mail tommy.soul@gmail.com

No, never heard about them before I read the article, please post a sound clip. I'll send you a PM cos I would love to get a CD! I was lucky to get a copy of "I'll call you back later" a while ago, quite rare I've heard.

Thanks really nice to hear the first version. Maybe it's cos I heard Lee Moses version on Musicor first, but that's the winner for me.

Just read a very interesting article about Johnny Brantleys productions in "There's that beat" (issue 5) written by Colin Dilnot. Got some questions, maybe Colin writes here? Anyway, first; did Gloria "Towanda" Barnes release more than one 45 from her album "Uptown"? Does anyone have a sound clip of Fabulous Denos versions of "Bad girl"? Would also love to hear Bobby Browns "Why" on Verve... Also got lot's of wants from this article, but I'll post them at the right section PS: Love soulclub.org while reading soul articles

Awesome track

Sorry for being sooooooo slow, but here it is Tommy: - Phyllis Dyllon "Make me yours" - Frank Butler "The love I need" - Skip Mconey and Casuals "A town called no-where" G¸ran: - Celeste Hardie - You're Gone - Bobby Hebb - Evil Woman - Mazacote - Francisco Kid - Mixed Emotions - Am I Imposing - GQ - Make My Dreams A Reality Soul- Sami (club soul sides, helsinki finland) set 1 - ice band - live people (walking tall) - frank alston - it must be love this time (cakras) - family of eve - i wanna be loved by you (jeree eve) - elaine and elleen - fill me up (lance) The Fabulous Mr.C (set 1): -The Legionnaires 'Monsoon Mud' Kama Sutra -Quincy Jones "Hot Sake" Mercury -Debara Johnson "To Get Love You've Got To Bring Love" Kent -Bobby Bland "Honey Child" Duke -Sheila Wilkerson "Baby Your A Jive Cat" RFT -Hector Rivera & Latin Renaissance "Hecto-Mania" 4points -Joyce Harris "Baby, Baby, Baby" FUN -Basic Sounds Of Pittsburgh "Down Beat" Baso -Pam Kellum "What You See You Can't Get" A&B -The Prophet and his Deciples "You fool, You fool" Pressco -The Fabulettes "Muddy Waters" Access -Accetate (Bob Ross Music Service) Matt "Mr Fine Wine" Winegarden - Johnnie Mae Matthews, "My Destination" (Northern) - Francis Burr, "I Say No, No More" (Salem) - Detroit Emeralds, "Things Are Looking Up" (Westbound) - Main Attraction, "What Do I Wish For" (Cindy) - Jesse Fisher, "You're Not Loving a Beginner" (Way Out) - Mickey & Ernie, "Baby I'm in Love" (Hot Line Music Journal) - Dorothie Berrie, "A Woman Needs a Good Man" (USA) - Little Dondi, "I Forgot to Get Myself Together" (Raines) - Webb People, "I'm Sending Vibrations" (TCB) - Fabulous Performers, "Think About It" (Blackjack) Soul- Sami (club soul sides, helsinki finland) set 2 - cheryl johnson - it's not too late (bug singers) - almeta latimor - tobacco road (de-vel) - dynamic corvettes - keep of the grass (ru-jac) - urban crisis - sugar man (glades) - pc's ltd - fast man booty man (fran) The Fabulous Mr.C (set 2): -Johnny Harris "Stepping Stones" WB (UK) -The Apollos "Soul Funk-Tion" Jamal -Bill Brown "Bip Bam Part-2" Brownstone -Blue Rhythm Combo "Black Water Gold" Merry Disc (Barbados) -Everyday People "World Full Of People" Brownstone Tommy: - Dewey Terry - Do on my feet - Little Hank - Try to understand

Hmmmm, is this how you do it here....

I'm sure I've got a copy somewhere, PM me.

The lovely looking P P (?) label from Peru has Viajecito as b side.

Did you get one? Just interested in the price these days....

I've got to read better, I'll PM you an mp3