Kev Cane

On the same page as The United Sounds is an absolute belter Brett, Unique=Here We Go Again-Col-La-Soul has about 7 hours to go, cannot recommend this enough for anybody who does't know it and has a few quid spare Kev

Brilliant, don't know where to start, that many killer tracks Kev

Great set Av Kev

They,ve gone Richard, I took Pats and I checked Manships today cos I was gonna PM Stevie with same info, bought it for flip "I don't wanna cry" incredible IMHO Kev

Can you imagine some sad b-----d saying for example, "He,s playing Garland Green "Aint that good enough" from the album and not the 45, so I ain't dancing" makes no odds, like Steve says, as long as its OVO get it on, see your point though, theres plenty out there who don't get it and are obsessed with the 45 Kev

Johnny Gilliam-Tell Your Friends (Its Over)/Peace-Cancer Great crossover costing buttons with a great flip Kev

Mike, the next track "That Special Someone" is as good as it gets IMHO, dig it out and give it a spin mate. Kev

Just having a rake about int record room Skullsnaps GSF Bill Brandon Prelude Willie Hutch-Ode to my lady-Motown David Ruffin-My whole world ended-Motown Leon Ware-Musical massage-Motown Phillip Mitchell-Make it good-Atlantic Lifestyle MCA (In another league) Controllers-In control-Juana Notations-Gemigo Lamont Dozier-Peddlin music-WB Dells-Mighty mighty Dells-Cadet (US issue) Leon Ware-Rocking you eternally-Elektra General Johnson-Arista Soul Children-Finders Keepers-Epic Laura Lee-Womens love rights-Hot Wax Ojays-Family Reunion-PIR Keep em coming folks Kev

The whole album is great Pete Kev

Sorted now, thanks for help Kev

Popcorn Wylie is E.S.P Chalky, about 4 great tracks on it, love it Kev

Will check it out, don,t know it

No Ted, Greg Perry-One For The Road-Casablanca, fantastic set, play it at least once a week Kev

All the ones Lofty has mentioned plus Jimmy Lewis-Totally Involved Hesitations-Born Free Dells-Sweet as funk can be Originals-Portrait Originals-California Sunset New Sounds Greg Perry-One For The Road Bobby Womack-Communication For now, more later Kev

Heard this a couple of years ago via Stevie Green (Cenco) and I absolutely love it, think me and Boba had a bit of a debate about this one, sure it was this, If I remember Boba thought the harmonies were all over the place and not tight enough, then I think the debate went on that these guys couldn,t afford the studio time as opposed to some groups like the Impressions who could therefore spend more time getting it just right whereas the likes of these guys had to get in and get out and take the best take they could, I am sure Boba will correct me though Kev

Please PM if you can help Kev Now Sorted Thanks for looking

Great set Mick, Boy next door absolutely brilliant, had a great day as usual, more comment in Events Kev

Sorted thanks

Hi Boba, just go to post 163, click on the outside link underlined in the advert Thecat, then when you get onto the stations web, click on to Listen Again, then in the right hand column, Catagories, click on to Dab Of Soul,well worth a listen, some great stuff played Kev

Great show Chris and Brian, right up my street, 2001 Black Essence defies description and Sly, Slick Wicked another highlight amongst many, great stuff Kev

Tried on here a couple of years ago, please PM if you can help UnIque-Here we go again-COL-LA-SOUL Kev Now Sorted thanks for replies

Thought you would like that one Steve, glad you got one, you need a Skullsnaps I reckon Kev

Ooops !! just been to check, its Selma my apologies, and thanks to you and Steve for replying, yes Boba, its out of Jamaica, New York, fantastic record though all the same, any info much appreciated Kev

Got a great mid-tempo track on Salem Nat Brown-If thats what you want go ahead, there was a thread on here a while ago, don't see it about much, perhaps Boba can spread some light on this one, well worth getting if you see it though Kev

Hi Gareth, Joe Bataan my fave on "Crystal Blue Persuasion" like you suggest hard to make a mess of that song really. "Aint No Sunshine", best for me by a mile is Isaac Hayes 17 minute performance, live at the WattStax concert in 1972, done only the way "Ike" can, great vocals, fantastic rythmn backing from the Bar-kays while Ike delivers one of the greatest saxaphone solo,s you will ever hear, and while the whole 17mins absolutely flies over, it dawns on you this wasn't meant for whitey, its soul at its blackest and most defiant, incredible!! Kev