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yes barry got that it samples something else too, then the record im mean samples the whole thing if you knew what i mean, im not sure i even know lol!

i have always loved this after hearing this just once in a club a disco version of im telling you im not going, dont let that put you off give it a go, great break and strings... https://youtu.be/Nih2nkBVN58

nice one, there was an italo version of this or an italo record that heavily sampled this i cant think what it was ill be going mad for days....

plenty of people, ive had it with records' it was cracked when i opened it', comes back not the same record...

i agree like you i have the first two to be honest i never more than flicked through the second, like the poster above i got the second signed by frank wilson etc maybee without that i wouldnt have bought the second either but for sure i wouldnt buy a third [or fourth or fifth......]

but pep had played it much earlier it was a big record from him in late 72

they played at the wheel got the flyer somewhere and they kept coming but then as a fake group

daryl hall on the temptations cloud 9 'it was like psychedilia and soul music got together and had a baby'

it says sold out at the bottom maybee thats why you were refunded

i dont agree ian when this was big at the mecca it wasnt easy to find i can remember searching for it and i paid a lot more than 50 pence, i think with a lot of mecca newish releases its a myth today to say they were all over the place because a lot of them simply wernt

just read that kev roberts northern soul story is updated and released in november this time its called the difinitive northern soul top 500 blimey talk about squeezing a........

remember that story well barry hilarious a soul source classic

was easier for you as you were a rich d.j you could have just got the limmo out

must have been way after that i just looked at some old photos taken outside dated 26th aug 1974 ive got in my mind that was the first??????

theres some funny people around a week ago i saw replies online i think it was the dail mail after an article on betty lavettes new book, the first repy was from an american he said who is this woman? who has ever heard of her? and who is going to buy this book? believe me i know my motown music and betty lavette was no motown artist!

fantastic stuff keith! seems nuts now to think you could have gone to whitchurch on a saturday night and see the impressions! does anyone remember when tony started the beefeater? i used to go in 72 it was a great place soul sam colin curis pep mick flello and steve from kidderminster, sometimes a coach came from kidderminster anyone remember getting that? tony was a great guy me and my mate always arrived first always recieving a really warm welcome we used to get 3 buses there with no idea how we would get home most times hitching all night but it was worth it

but i thought hed already taken it out to photograph it

sam dees the show must go on finally on c.d well part of a french atlantic 20 c.d album set Atlantic Soul Legends Released Monday 1 October 2012 in the UK - "Atlantic Soul Legends" is a European made Mini Box Set on WEA Music/Warner Music France/Rhino 8122797264. It contains 20 CDs in 5" x 5" Card Sleeve Repros with a 32-page booklet - and breaks down as follows: 1. RAY CHARLES - What'd I Say (1959, Mono, 10 Tracks, 30:10 minutes) 2. BOOKER T & THE M.G.s - Green Onions (1962, Mono, 12 Tracks, 35:17 minutes) 3. BEN E. KING - Don't Play That Song! (1962, Stereo, 12 Tracks, 29:10 minutes) 4. SOLOMON BURKE - If You Need Me (1963, Stereo, 12 Tracks, 30:12 minutes) 5. RUFUS THOMAS - Walking The Dog (1964, Stereo, 12 Tracks, 30:57 minutes) 6. THE DRIFTERS - Under The Boardwalk (1964, Stereo, 12 Tracks, 30:49 minutes) 7. DON COVAY and THE GOODTIMERS - Mercy! (1964, Stereo, 12 Tracks, 34:03 minutes) 8. OTIS REDDING - Otis Blue: Otis Redding Sings Soul (1965, Stereo 11 Tracks, 33:32 minutes) 9. WILSON PICKETT - In The Midnight Hour (1965, Stereo, 12 Tracks, 30:31 minutes) 10. PERCY SLEDGE - When A Man Loves A Woman (1966, Stereo, 11 Tracks, 29:06 minutes) 11. SAM & DAVE - Hold On, I'm Coming (1966, Stereo, 12 Tracks, 31:41 minutes) 12. BAR-KAYS - Soul Finger (1967, Stereo, 11 Tracks, 30:12 minutes) 13. EDDIE FLOYD - Knock On Wood (1967, Stereo, 12 Tracks, 35:07 minutes) 14. ARTHUR CONLEY - Sweet Soul Music (1967, Stereo, 10 Tracks, 26:07 minutes) 15. WILLIAM BELL - The Soul Of A Bell (1967, Stereo, 11 Tracks, 32:55 minutes) 16. ARETHA FRANKLIN - Lady Soul (1968, Stereo, 10 Tracks, 30:04 minutes) 17. DONNY HATHAWAY - Everything Is Everything (1970, Stereo, 9 Tracks, 41:24 minutes) 18. CLARENCE WHEELER & THE ENFORCERS - Doin' What We Wanna (1970, Stereo, 7 Tracks, 40:22 minutes) 19. HOWARD TATE - Howard Tate (1972, Stereo, 12 Tracks, 35:09 minutes) 20. SAM DEES - The Show Must Go On (1975, Stereo, 10 Tracks, 35:19 minutes) amaon have it at the amazing price of £35! also released ....... also released THELMA HOUSTON: THE MOWEST ALBUM EXPANDED EDITION 1. What If 2. There's No Such Thing As Love 3. Me And Bobby McGhee 4. I'm Letting Go 5. Do Something About It 6. There Is A God 7. Black California 8. And I Never Did 9. Blackberries 10. And I Thought You Loved Me Bonus tracks: 11. No One's Gonna Be A Fool Forever (from UK version of the LP) 12. I Ain't Going Nowhere (from UK version of the LP) 13. Nothing Left To Give (from UK version of the LP) 14. Stealing In The Name Of The Lord (from UK version of the LP) 15. I Ain't That Easy To Lose (from UK version of the LP) 16. I Want To Go Back There Again (US single) 17. Pick Of The Week (US single "B"Â side) 18. Piano Man (US single) 19. I'm Just A Part Of Yesterday (US single "B"Â side)

theres a couple more on the label with two demos, im sure i have them all so if you collect hot wax demos its not 20 theres 23 of them

heres the two demos...

lol! :lol:

ive never seen it yet, tonight bbc 2 11.35 soulboy .. gulp!

like the time you took me to oldies unlimiead in telford then gave me a lift home, it was early jan and there was a massive storm, in a small country lane there was a power cable down and it was firing sparks and whipping back and foreward across the road, i said steve dont pass there, seriously dont... you reved and me and jan were shouting noooooo and you drove through ive never forgotten that and how we survived ill never know, steveil kenivil

went too run by tony petherbridge that was truly in the middle of nowhere!!

ive seen some tat but look at this https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NORTHERN-SOUL-VINYL-RECORD-THREE-TIER-CAKE-STAND-Rock-Pop-Retro-Vintage-Funky-/170877588263?_trksid=p2045573.m2042&_trkparms=aid%3D111000%26algo%3DREC.CURRENT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D27%26meid%3D921250347205952606%26pid%3D100033%26prg%3D1011%26rk%3D2%26