Kev Cane

had me going for a while there Paul, but in the case that you do hear someone, contact me pronto Hope you are well mate Kev

David Ruffin, after Womack my favourite singer, awesome !! Kev

Probably some truth in that Sweeney, but, Angel Doll and Forever In My Heart by the Temps to my mind are incredible bits of Soul music, nothing to do with rarity as far as myself concerned, Smokey Robinson-Whatever makes you happy rightly seems to be getting venue play, £10 record, Edwin Starr-Running back and forth Fantastic Four-Pinpoint it down/Feel like I,m falling in love again, two more examples of cheap Motown records getting venue spins, but some great points in there Kev

Creations-Say say baby Kev

Another beauty Franc, Mr Kitchener put this on his contribution to a Group Soul CD swap a couple of years ago, brilliant stuff Kev

Album only, fantastic record on the great "Soul Superman" set Kev

Young Brothers, "Baby" better than the flip IMHO Kev

Great price on the Skullsnaps, fantastic record Kev

Played it last night Brian, had a bit of an all-niter, body clock still thought I was at work after nites. Yes, another fantastic example Kev

Been on nightshift last 2 nights, so just got round to listening to this fantastic show while browsing on here, talking to Jim Ohara, and we agreed , if you want to listen to the real stuff theres a well that you can pull from that will never dry, and this guy proves the point, week after week after week he puts on a show that just makes compiling a wants list ridiculous, such is the volume of incredible soul music he has churned out for us to listen to, great record to round off with, Joe Brown, just like to say, there's another great version of "What am I waiting for" by the Ojay's on the "Survival" set. Great stuff Boba, and thanks for sharing it Kev

Way to go Jim, its a bottomless pit aswell, we will never ever dry the well, hear something every week with the help of the great soul fans on here Best Regards Kev

Now thats out of the way and happily sorted, lets get everyone a Truth "Come back home" on Sounds of Cleveland, the amount of times I have come in pissed off with the music at a venue, then put the likes of Village Choir, New Birth-Wildflower (LP version) and Truth on the turntable to rekindle my belief that the world aint that bad, is quite alarming, dig it out if you've got it, hunt it down if you ain't got it Kev

Soulful Twins is good, but Magnetics harmonies and delivery take the thing to another level that very few records get to, Group Soul perfection IMHO Kev

Wow !! Torture reading that when we couldn't be there, fantastic cross section of all that is soulful again boys, train tickets already in the bag for June Kev

Recently Devilles-One more time-Rina Peter and the Wolfs-My heart is true-Bridge Society Mixed Sugar-Its a bad feeling-FGS Barrett Strong-The man up in the sky-Capitol Kev

With you all the way Cliff, nagged away at me to, its hard enough reading the lyrics never mind listening to her without welling up. Great post Kev

"Sweet hot lips" is good Steve, "Talk to me" is essential, regardless of price or profile (IMHO) Kev

Yes Dave, know this aswell, my mate Gaz Simon put 4 of the tracks on tape for me years ago "Peace of mind" was one of em, quality again, remember Boba telling me they were from The Cabrini Green projects which looked more like a war zone when I saw a documentary about it years ago, remember thinking, if you can survive that, you can survive "The Nam" Kev

I know we covered this just recently, but the 2 Vietnam ballads are the killers for me "He'll be back" and "Im so glad you waited" are sublime Kev

Way to go Brian, if you are going to channel your energies in another direction can't think of a better option, its a bottomless pit, and judging by your efforts in the CD swaps, you've a great head start anyway Kev

Incredible, better than George Scott IMHO, and that is saying something, immense double sider ? oh yes Kev

"Why is it taking so long" sounds great on the podcast Steve, If "Let the past" is anywhere near as good as George Scott, then thats some double sider Kev

Doh, yes Dave, I actually noticed last night that it was your post mate, was awaiting your reply I had a good Idea you would already be onto them Best Kev

Anybody also got a British "Discover Me" David Ruffin, flip it, another great version, obviously produced by the man, Norman Whitfield Kev