sosadsolong

After a copy of "Thinking Bout Your Love"; Detroit synth-soul at it's most scintillating.

Echoing the praise for "Sitting In The Park". The amount of research, effort, and pure love put into every episode was staggering. Nothing has had a bigger impact on my understanding of soul music. I like the "Lowrider Sundays" show on dublab . Not always group harmony sounds, but definitely tends towards the sweetier side, with the odd bit of doo wop as well. They've had some great guests like Ruben Molina & George Miller

The drums on this! Big up the up junglist massive U.S. Warren and The Genghis Pea - "Hard Headed Woman" "Tell Me That You Love Me" has to be Brown's most raucous moment - easily as "punk" as any 60s garage group

I use the white card boxes atm with carboard fillers at either end but the front of the boxes are getting a bit bent out of shape. considering i'll be putting a lot of them in longer-term storage soon, might look into the really useful boxes