Tabs

You obviously like living dangerously.

Don't you need the horse to pull the caravan though

Some info here https://www.angelfire.com/wi3/wigansovation/home.html

Not to my knowledge.

The first record was The Sherry's - Put your loving arms around me.

Sent you a PM. Cheers Tabs

Correct Ed. I

This is a good site for checking ads out. https://www.commercialbreaksandbeats.co.uk/index.asp A search for Otis returned these 3 Archer's Aqua (Heroic Rescues) 2003 Otis Redding - Love Man Waitrose Branding 1999 Otis Redding - Dock Of The Bay Nestl Nescafe Cappucino 1999 Otis Redding - Dock Of The Bay Cheers

Danny Monday - Baby without you

Then they will be Grabbing their slice of the pie

With its own Manifesto

Thats not a voice of experience is it Kev

Excellent promotional technique Dave

Already mentioned in Post 9.

The Catacombs

Absolutely right Mark, a top sound. I've heard it out a few times lately so perhaps it is being revived in various venues.

And still no Yate

Get well soon and delight us all with another performance in the UK. Best wishes Tabs

And despite who might be on the video it still reminds me of Wigans Chosen Few looking for there 5 minutes of fame. I really can't see how this is soul, let alone Northern. Retro pop is the best description I can apply. No offence intended to anyone involved but that's my opinion, for what's it's worth

Already commented on this on the previous thread. I've heard it played out but as I've already said it was a bit of banter. Totally agree with you Matt there are far better soul records to play than than this. Frank Popp is crass. Amy Winehouse really is not worthy. But I have to admit personally I like Nicole. To each there own

Thought you only collected originals

No mention of Butch, Searling or Anderson?

And Fried Tomatoes

Any chance of a sound snippet Neil. Cheers Tabs

1) I'm not slating it, my previous posts clearly stated it was a good pop record. Just not soul imo. 2) I remember Wigans Ovation - nuff said 3) Yes shes fit but hardly a reason for buying the record.