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Dick Jensen splendid choice

Where do you start? in addition to all the tracks previously mentioned Billy Paul The Whole Towns Talking Jean Carne Time Waits For No One Leon Huff Latin Sky Leon Huff Tight Money Jerry Butler Lets Make Love Teddy Pendergrass I Just Called To Say MFSB Freddie's Dead Jean Carne Don't Let It Go To Your Head Ebonys Do You Like The Way I Love You Dexter Wansell The Sweetest Pain There's ten of my current favourites 45s & LP tracks all listened to on a regular basis

I'd go along with that as I'm sure I had a copy '75 or '76, (which was sold to finance some travelling)

Just this one please, (at this moment)

That Wade Fellow again Mouse over image to zoom Have one to sell? Sell it yourself Rare Northern soul : Wade Fellows - Jeanette Ramsel -1001 Original 7"

Love the African Descendants

The trouble with the term 'Golden Age' is you can't tell when it was until it's over, That being said, 'Everything's for sale if the price is right' so advice would be, put everything up on Discogs (its free to list) at the price you want (sellers fees,average price,taken into account) sit back & watch what happens, either re-invest in more vinyl or spend, spend, spend

now sorted thanks to all

Anyone got a copy of Janet Lawson Quintet The Janet Lawson Quintet on Inner City that they want to part with Cheers John

Comedy Buyer of the Day ? seriously it pays to check, discogs, record stacks and even e bay with the similar items .

blue eyed soul doesn't get much better than this in my book

If the insurance paid out on this, surely it would be their property ?

or suck it until the hole dissapears

With the same time signature as United Sounds biggie Its a wonder this isn't bigger

and Heartache Souvenirs

"they call her princess prrrrriiiiinnnncess ANNE" Flashlight Pulling My Strings yukkk!

thought we'd moved onto B here's my double bubble ;)

Never in better voice than on this Leon Ware penned tune RIP Della Reese

More than a few tracks on O C Smiths albums most popular of them being Colour Him Father

I love her choice of music on her Saturday show very funny lady

Ritchie Adams Len Barry Johnny Caswell '60s philly seemed to be a hotbed of blue eyed soul hence Darryl Hall

Thats right, the spoken intro mix sounds like a totally different version,however the b side of both mixes feature the instrumental version of the non spoken intro version. I'm sure it was the instrumental version that I heard first at the Mecca , now this could be down to the popularuty of instrumentals at the time, Perception Strings Orchestra, Ron Renaldo etc. or that the copy IL played from had the spoken intro version on the b side, which may not have fitted at the time, with IL's close contacts with Deke Deberry the re-mixing of the vocals with the instrumental version would not have been hard to do and hence the version we all remember is born. Total conjecture BTW

Shame she didn't record more .

Her rarest on the label

I'm sure that Miss LL''s was played at Wigan I can recall it being hammered one night '75 along with the instrumental by Music Box . As far as i know there are at least 4 versions Louise Lewis (backed with Matches) dark blue Skyway original Karl Evans/Music Box vocal/instrumental yellow Skyway never seen an original of this so guess its a boot Louise Lewis (backed with Matches) light blue Skyway boot Louise Lewis/Karl Evans light blue Skyway boot Anyone know if an original of Music Box exists or was it a SS 'special' like the Modern things Miles Grayson was the producer he's responsible for a few northern tunes.