Haydn

She recorded for a very well known label Chess but what was the name of the label before it changed??????

If it is who i am thinking of Kolla, then she doesn't look as good nowadays, give us a little clue please. H

Thank you very much Jimmy, Pity you couldn't record some of it and stick it on the site. Show us oldies that the young ones have the faith. H

The album has a few good sounds on it too though, Leo!!!!

Think you better leave off the sauce Mikey, lol!!!! H

Tony, When you are on the dancefloor moving to those great sounds you will lose yourself anyway, doesn't matter what fatty in the corner is thinking about you, let him sit there, sweat, and sup his pint,lol. H

Stick in Jimmy, There is a whole back catalogue of sounds that you may like/dislike but it beats sitting in front of the telly waiting on the music coming to you. Hope the play turns out well, let us know how you got on, i am sure your dad will be extremely happy to see you take an interest in something that was and still is a big part of his life. KTF, Haydn.

Everytime i am left at the train station waiting to get home, Don Thomas - Come on Train always echoes in my ears, the bass hits me first and then i realise what i am singing to myself. Bet Joe Public don't have a hit like that when the train is late. H.

There you go Jimmy, as Mike said try out Heartofsoul, Julian Dyers site, can take a while if still on cable though but worth it to see Keb on form!!!!!! Mind your hamstring :-))) H.

Thats below the belt Keith, Somebody gave me that copy,lol Goodbye, Nothin' to say H

Cartoon Candy Carnival mick, Everything is Mickey Mouse on Metromedia, disgusting song, got it on Ebay probably do a ton,lol.

Might be something to do with your cookies set up, i am no way computer orientated but i haven't had any problems this side since the site was refurbished, sorry Jimmy H

LMAO here, you lot know how to put a smile on somebodys face :-)))) Was it not Stanley Woodbine that sang What too you so long? The Doubts featuring Nick O' Teen - I'll keep on holding on (to my Regal) H

The build up then the drop is excellent, note for note. And it does lift you to hear it after a hard day, makes you want to tell people that YOU are the boss, lovely!!!! H

Don't know what you've done bud, might need to start all over again unless Mike has a suggestion. H

OOOOHHH Mr Keddie, J Wilson-Left the fire burning Glories-I worship you faggy Ronnie & Robin-Blow out the candle (fag more like!) nice one bud, later H.

Could be Dave, Looks a bit of a mish-mash of different labels and sounds there. Got any info at all about it Tony????

Imagine this, You've got your own 2 by 2 on the floor, a splash of beer hits the back of your neck, you turn round on your heels to idley see whats going on and some dafty burns you on the elbow wi' a fag. In the past 3 years my shirt collection has dwindled due to fag burns, what posseses folk to dance with a burning ember in their hand blinding some poor swine that has the audacity to keep to their own space. It's fine if you are dancing next to me and catch my heel, a nod or a wink is suffice,but in scottish terms. "wan o' these days, ahm gonna go aff ma heid" The DJ's have got it right when the sounds stop and the fags & beer are ejected, there is a fire burning on the inside without the scars on the outside. H.

True Chalky, and when we all spend a lot of time and money chasing the good sounds, the occasional ear-turner crops up. It is all to do with personal ear and that showed when Gene put the thread up about pre '64 soul which then turned into a sort of mix & match of tastes of the so called "cowboy" variety,lol How many times have people lifted a bundle of mixed singles to buy and they sound good on the turntable but sound terrible when the business is needed on the dancefloor. I know I have and there will always be somebody there to tell you that they wouldn't have dared to play that. There are still some great sounds to be brought to the fore on the scene and the dancefloor will always dictate what is THE sound, in that area, in that country. If i want to collect all chess catalogue because of it's history, I am hardly going to knock back Ramsey Lewis with his Jazz or Chuck Berry because of his style and RnB. It's a buyers (and listeners) market and what rocks ones boat......... H

I look at RnB as a welcome addition to the scene Yes, some sounds may be a bit of a burden to the ear but if I don't listen- I miss out. The amount of times in the early days that i shrugged a lot of good tunes because "it wasn't my bag" at the time, just to find that i missed out on a big sound that people would encompass. It is true about classing it in with Northern but try classing the so-called RnB scene today in America which probably sounds all Hip-hop to others. Good point though!!!!! Get me coat, hat AND scarf!!!

Not a great Stax fan but there were some classy sounds, just been listening to Newcomers- Keep an eye on your close friends, nice!!!

Earth????

well, nuff said, I do agree with you mischief there is so much happening in the scene nowadays to really bother about what source the sound comes from unless you are dancing and feel the difference. But then again it doesn't always have to end in a slanging match about labels,cd's etc. H.

Cheers Steve, been curious about this for some time.

Cheers Grant, it's an type of "in" joke for one of the soul bro's that will be reading this,lol. try these- Vibrations- gonna get along without you now/okeh Tony & Tyrone - Please operator/atlantic great intro! the Glories - I worship you baby/soultown