KevH

Love SG but,that's gone for far more than i thought.

Here's one that draws a blank look at times from some of the oldies brigade.Others know it,and so they should,but can't remember the last time i heard it out. For Rod.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxJZOBgxJXU

Fine choice Matt.

Just swept (Sweep'd) up that one Sooty,it fell off the bottom of the page.!!!

Whoever thought " I'll give this a play,might be a tune" needs applauding.Must have huge brass spheres down there.The limpist of titles,with an artist's name that leaves a lot ot be desired.Unless you're in the "jazz" industry. I give you - "My little cottage" - Fluffy Falana.

Think i got about that as well,maybe 2 years ago.

Spot on Byrney.We had Kitch on at the old Attic a few years ago,not one of the oldies brigade turned up from our area.If my memory serves me well,young Cliff was on with him as well.What more do folks want.?

Cack doesn't do it justice.

There's a bit of jazz in there as well.

Great set Phil.(Donnie Wells nicely slipped in.) I'm with you,i don't get "It" anymore.

You're right Phil,its one oldie that has matured like a robust red.!!

Had this conversation a few times ,usually at all nighters.Take Lou Pride for instance."Im coming home etc"..a Northern Soul classic. But if newly discovered now ,would it be relegated to the "new funky shite" category ? Or be as readily accepted as it was back then.?

The Age version.?

Ricky Allen,bit of an oldie isn't it.? Remember it well.

Cue intro music from "Soap"......... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVffO-mNLdE JM has sold some records way to expensive,sold some a wee bit too cheaply,some folks have had them on the cheap,some have sold them in the past.......wait for the next instalment of Manships "Soap".

It gets plays Mark,need to be patient.

None were made as northern soul Billy.It would have been filed under soul music,with a hope a local succes,then national just like all the other recordings. Not sure if my time line is correct (Robb K or Roburt ?),but probably MC was released with Billy Stewart's vocal/style success in mind. It belongs to Northern Soul, and we're not giving it back so there.

To think some said Amy Winehouse's "Tears dry on their own" was poor.(which i like),,Meet the Parent of Poor.

"Too darn soulful",one of the all time great Northern Soul records.

Tough one to snag.Happy hunting.

Robin Thicke.? Same PR people as Keith Sweat.? "Get Lucky" is a club sound for young guns,Pharrell wotsit has a good voice,prefer Snoop Dogg myself. None have them will have any effect on the "NS" scene.

I am not a number.We are all individuals.

As you know Phil,Karl collected more genres than just funky dance music.For the "nighter crowds" he dug out off the radar tunes,saw the gap in the market and went for it.He was also very shrewd in the fact the he recognised the shelf life. Everybody has had turkeys in their collections.Not all cheapies either.

Barry you're making this dj'ing lark seem like a real job.!!

Sometimes i think we are in danger of over - analysing .Taking the fun out of everything.