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She certainly was Del. And also a humble and slightly shy person too, that had poise and came across as a classy lady. Most certainly Dave....hope the soul scene comes thru for her.....Delxxxxx

Eula was spectacular at Prestatyn...got a picture taken with the lovely lady.......lets hope her circumstances change soon....... Donation sent.....

Yes she was Dave...and very beautiful too...although it really pains me to say that Delxxxxx

Now...those who bleat on about their soul credentials here and are quite happy to trade records by this lady and others....are ya prepared to step up...and donate to help this good lady ..and her family keep a roof over her head?...Delxxxxx

Sartorial elegance personified!

Your macks were pretty cool mind Dave!

You live and learn...my defence is I was quickly flicking through and its been a while since I had a Green Grunchon All Stars and the Soulmates is on a green label (!)...did he not play that version as well 'upstairs'?

My pleasure...got a few more gap fillers for you as I flick through various sets you have on MixCloud...will PM you.

Good work Chalky...appreciated Just flicking through the Gary Rushbrooke set...the one you have listed as 'Soulmates - Sockin Soul' (track #20) is actually the Green Grunchons All Stars, 'Guys & Gals Bounce' on Boogaloo'...its the instrumental of 'Karate Boogaloo'.

The Passionettes - my fault, ain't heard that played out for years, it's that good i'm gonna dig my copy out & play it at the next pure soul.

I bought a copy on juno yesterday. Now they all gone.

Interesting stuff

I'm saying nowt i've already been grassed up on another forum

Dont forget to tune in to Solar Radio tomorrow morning [sunday 14] between 10am and 12 Midday to catch me and Terry Jones doing a "Village Soul" special ......

Christ - just having read the opening two paragraphs, it was hardly a national Scotland Yard case was it. So sorry to read even the regional and local sound detectives "assumed"!! Reading it was "only" exposed to the elitist rare seventies crowd. When collectors of major label products, who with a much vaster musical ear, would have nailed the true identity in a instance. Makes the title of this song so much more in keeping !!! Never mind .

Thanks for the history behind this 45 chaps a great read.....

It was in Dundee, never ran long to be honest as the Dundee crowd just weren't up for it. I wanted the playlist to be the opposite of what I normally play so Modern,Acid jazz,Funk etc with a complete no fear policy....alas Dundee just wasn't ready

indeed it was, sorry for the late reply i've been away on a phototrip for the last 2 days

it does take me back I have to say......... Jock, that was the idea behind groove thing, unfortunately I was the one carrying that particular torch

Loved a bit of Acid Jazz, not so much the label as the genre

Sad news, i met him briefly while i was djing at the first LA Weekender We spoke briefly, nice chap he then went on to sing Do I love you to gathered group.Funnily enough the record i most appreciate his involvement with is one of my favourite records (not played enough) Paris Sleepless Nights)

Wow.... The chance to hear 'California' live is too good to Be missed!

Sorry to miss this,but I will not be able to get there.The "Norfolk" was a special Place to me(Fridays and the Saturday Nights).Tony ,I would love to hear you Dj again.

Deep soul Viet war masterpiece

Is this the same Sonny Childe? Alan Rhodes spin from Wigan era.... Inside outside, upside down R.I.P. Sonny