Kev Cane

No joke Robb, I read somewhere that Brenton Wood owned the label, thanks for info though, its a great record though

Brenton Wood-I want love, on his own Brent label, superb aswell Kev

Temps have done loads, here's one of my fave's, from the "Gettin Ready" set Kev

Flip it over Tiberius (Just one time) and post it on the Lowrider thread Kev

The most annoying thing is when you look at it and the circumstances, it was planned and they knew exactly what they were doing and the effect it would have on Gary, that to me makes it 10 times worse Kev

3 Absolute belters Peter, the REAL stuff mate Kev

These two records kill me every time without fail Chris Kev

Couldn't find shipping option, clicked on paypal option, just kept asking me to choose shipping method Kev

My mate Pete (pjf) put me on to this slow burner Kev

Sending one out for Mike tomorrow Gaz, will send you a copy, I have your add somewhere but please PM me it again Kev

If you going to post stuff like this I hope you never recover from feeling downtempo, know and have the Keith Barrow, Tommie and Jackie new to me, especially liked Tommie, written by Phillip Mitchell I noticed Kev

7 Nombres much sought after on the other side of the pond aswell, worth every penny Kev

Yes Mike, I think a lot of people own the British one not realising there are three (at least) incredible different tracks from (my preferred) the US issue, owning both is essential IMHO Kev

The Dells Chris, CH is marvellous, but when you go heads up against Johnny Carter and Marvin Junior, the next track on the Mighty Mighty Dells is also of the highest order, arguably my favourite tracks alongside each other on any album, "That special someone" Awesome Kev

No surprises Mike, Jerry played a blinder by swapping the "Him" for "Her", genius Kev

Perfection, it chugs along, and oh that bass line Kev

Great show, really enjoyed it, BTW, Royalettes for me just though Kev

Dug a couple more out, that's the good thing about this thread, gets you up off your arse to have a dig through the record room, inspired by Chris's post of Joe Odum, another great version, Joe just tips it for me, though, they are both fantastic You sell records to finance the purchase of others, sometimes regrettably, this however, will never be weighed in Kev

Dug a couple of albums out, selected these 2 Think they both had 45 releases, people associate the Trammps and JB too much with the Disco thingy, but do some digging and they were as soulful as anyone or any group, certainly Jimmy Ellis, on lead with the Trammps is a fantastic singer in his own right, JB ? well, truly awesome Kev

Three lovely Femme sounds Gary, I am mainly male vocal orientated but these all hit the spot Kev

Likewise Mr Russell Kev

Dug these 2 out this morning for a spin Religious Souls-Sinner man-H$M Soul Connection-Why am I supposed to cry-SoCon Have a great Sunday Kev

Gladys Knight-Make yours a happy home, its a british 45 release Mal, cheaper than a pint Best Kev

Still looking for these two, PM If you can help Kev

Sorry, maybe looking at the wrong thing but 2 papers I have looked at have Jools Holland at 10pm on BBC2 but neither have any reference to the O'Jays Kev