Richard

Yesterday I was in HMV in Oxford Street and walked passed a young fella who had a pile of records he was listening to and what looked like a 12" with the TSOP label so I started chatting to him about the single, it ended up it's actually the Defected label and the TSOP on it turned out to be TSOD (The Sound Of Defected). Anyway the single was by Ron Hall & The Munthafunaz Feat Mark Evan and is called The Way You Love Me. Anyhow I asked him what it sounds like so he handed over the headphones and said to have a listen - it's great. To me it sounds like what Philly International could have been putting out now. It's got a nice Philly sound but just a bit more up to date. Heres a little snippet Some might say its nice others might not It says strings arranged & conducted by Vince Montana and recorded at The Studio, Philadelphia. Dunno is it was all recorded in Philly as it also mentions something about France on the label By the way I believe there are a couple of mixes this one is Dim's T.S.O.P. Version Blimey just found that Crazybeat have 7" copies of this

Fifteen from the next box Love Don't Rub Off - Johnny Williams Stop & Think - The Trampps Judgement Day - Tavares Where Will You Go When The Partys Over - Archie Bell The Moment Of Truth - Dunn & Bruce Street A Nice Girl Like You - The Intruders I'm With You - September Jones Can't Get Enough Of You - Tyrone Edwards Keep Holding On - Ace Spectrum Always Room For One More - McFadden & Whitehead Doin It - Gwen McCrae All The Love In The World - The Younghearts Wrong Doers - Tyrone Davis Everbodys Got To Give It Up - Ashford & Simpson Nobody Could Ever Take Your Place - Dee Dee Sharpe

you'd better watch you don't warp em

It certainly would Godz. Much prefer this version to Art Freeman It is indeed Sean

No Godz, I'd cart an LP box with me for the Jimmy Hughes and the Mary Wells

At the moment Oh No Not My Baby - De Blanc I Can't Stop The Rain - David Ruffin Time Will Take Care Of Everything - Lou Rawls To Prove I Love You - The OJays All I Need Is You Tonight - Arthur Prysock Too Late - Tavares Easy Coming Out (Hard Goin In) - William Bell In Her Own Way - Prince Phillip Mitchell I've Got News For You - Viola Wills Shop Around - Mary Wells I'm Gonna Leave You - Bobby Powell I Cant Stop - Wilson Pickett Slippin Around - Jimmy Hughes I Better Run - Barrett Strong I Wont Cry - Derrick Harriott and as sub number 16 Pushin & Pullin - Lovemasters

Another nice French piccy bag

It is indeedy Simon ZS5 02462 issue, the flip is I Can't Live Without Your Love. The demo has I Can't Live Without Your Love on both sides. also on the LP Its Time For Love

Giant is the local label 1st release, you should be chuffed you got it on Giant rather than RCA also has a great flip just re-read your post and it appears you are chuffed its Giant. silly me

While just on the subject of Teddy P, anyone tried playing out You Must Live On by him - slightly piched up it could work as maybe the track before the last one of the night

Thanks for pointing us in the direction of this one, just had a nice white demo arrive this morning

get the Metros LP, their version of I'll Never Forget you is superb Also the new September Jones single is great

Also Tim Browns auction

Their highest bid and/or identity in order to win the item. If you'd be happy to pay the 50p or £1 so might they as well so you could in effect both bid it up to a much higher price. Personally I think best bet is to stick in your bid or snipe and leave it, if you win smashing if not move on to the next one

I've got Doin' It by Gwen McRae on an Atlantic uk single, in fact heres one for sale on gemm https://www1.gemm.com/item/MCCRAE-c-GWEN/DO...T/GML888928436/ opps just noticed this above There's also Gwen McCrae's version from 1982. Mine's on a UK 7". Anyone know if it came out in the States on a 45.

Ops wrong thread

Give them a tattoo on the forehead environmentally friendly and great advertising

Wilson Picket - It's Too Late LP Includes his great version of Baby Don't You Weep on the original label Double L M- £40 + £2.50 recorded delivery

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Includes Shake It Baby, I Got Stomach Ache and Checkin On My Baby. Original UK Fontana m- £25 plus £2.50 recorded delivery either pm or email richardpx@hotmail.com

Reduced to £60 including postage

Flashlight - Flashlight LP on Philly Groove demo copy M- includes the great Beware She's Pulling My Strings £30 plus £2.50 recorded delivery UK postage https://www.raresoulman.co.uk/sounds/exists...itle=FLASHLIGHT either pm or email richardpx@hotmail.com

Yep, another great edition. Loved all the articles but especially the early Motown and the Pied Piper ones. Can't recommend this mag highly enough, well done chaps

Archie Bell & The Drells - Where Will You Go When The Partys Over - - 16325 refosoul

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