Soul-slider
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6 hours ago, Mal C said: oh, and this... Shelley Fabares - Lost Summer Love, the Original version of Lorraine Silver, came out on Aussie Philips in 1965, BUT was scheduled for release on PYE Here, but never came out.
She is married to Mike Farrell of M*A*S*H fame. Was Elvis's first leading lady in 'Girl Happy', Originally released on Vee-Jay Records in the States.
..and strangely, it also has the same B-side as Lorraine Silver's 45.. 'I Know You'll Be There'!!!
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Goldmine, Kent etc need to bring out a double album / CD of all the great Northern Soul LP only tracks!
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55 minutes ago, Dobber said: RAL DONNER DONT LET IT SLIP AWAY ON A GREEN INFERNO…..STILL LOVE THE TUNE
NOT SURE IF ITS A BOOT OR A LEGIT REISSUE?
There's a version by 'The Daughters Of Eve' on Cadet but re-titled 'Social Tragedy' for some reason!
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4 minutes ago, Local said: AKA The Blue Sharks. The same cut but louder and minus the crowd noise version on this UK LP...
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1 hour ago, Mach said: Picked that Accidentals up blind off U.S ebay a few years ago for about $35, moved it on for double, but wish i,d kept it now,..goes to show theres still stuff knocking about in the woodwork if you look hard enough. Picked this Wald recording at same time.
That could get plays at 'Northern' nights, great vocals!
EDIT: I knew I'd heard it before! Track 19...
Accidentals on there too.
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2 hours ago, Dobber said: Does garage mean guitar based songs or simply blued eyed soul?
Inmates-this is the day-kop
7 hours ago, Gaz T said: Soulful stomping garage at its best
Really hard to find imho
I know it’s had plays here and there but
Should be massive
It’s brilliant
6 hours ago, Benji said: Bit A Sweet was a HUGE spin on the Mod scene in the early 2k's. Infact I'd class it as freakbeat and not garage or even northern.
I got my copy from a car boot years ago. I played the other side first 'Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind' and immediately thought Garage/Freakbeat. However I have to say, soon as I played the other side 'Is It On Is It Off' I immediately thought Garage / Northern. Just my observation.
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Without getting into the 'Blue-eyed Soul' sounds rather than Garage per se I guess this falls into the Garage/Soul category. Played at niters? Not sure, it's acetate only...
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48 minutes ago, Mach said: A Few more...
Nomads - Somethings bad - Mo-Groov
The Oxfords - Its You - National
Alpacas - Sometimes i love you - Double Take
Ambassadors - Too much of a good thing - Pee Vee
Earl Dawkins & Aqua lads - Aint gonna ride -Aqua
Little jr Jesse - Little Play Girl - Metro dome
The Montours - Goin all thee way - United Audio
The Twilights - Your the one - Aqua
King Edwards & Bds - More than yesterday - Groovy
That Little Jr. Jesse is a great tune! Also The Alpacas.
King Edwards & His B.D's track was also done by The Swingin' Medallions but that's LP only.
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There are loads more than people realise.
There has been a thread on here about this before, several years ago and a lot of tunes came out of the woodwork.
Obviously a couple of biggies are 'The Seven Dwarfs'and 'The Deadbeats'.
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On 31/05/2025 at 08:04, Dylan said: And the fact it’s on “belter” label 😂
Came out on 'Vibraton' in the US.
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Check out The Swingin' Medallions Lp containing a great Northern dancer
M.T.Y.L.T.T. (More Than Yesterday Less Than Tomorrow).
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Records signed by Artists
in All About the SOUL
Jimmy Cliff on a great Ska 45....