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About Gene-R

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    Shellac soul lives on
  • Birthday 18/06/1964

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Interests
    Record collecting - this includes collecting 60s/Northern Soul since 1982, photography, and generally being an efficient husband!
  • Location
    isle de Chiens (Isle of Dogs)
  • Top Soul Sound
    (I Love Her So Much) It Hurts Me - The Majestics
  1.    jerseyman1 reacted to a post in a topic: THE BLUE SHARKS: THE SOUL SCENE'S LONGEST EVER 'COVER-UP'?
  2. Oh God..............what have I started???
  3. Just found out that Barbara Kay also recorded for Woolworth's Embassy label under the name of Kay Barry. According to Jonathan King, she was "in her 40s" when she recorded Johnny Reggae as one of the Piglets. Wonder if she's still alive? However, according...
  4. Blimey - nice find, Randy! Have to look out for that now.
  5. I wouldn't waste your time on him, Surf. You can't reason with stupid!
  6.    Gene-R reacted to a post in a topic: THE BLUE SHARKS: THE SOUL SCENE'S LONGEST EVER 'COVER-UP'?
  7. I don't think so, know-it-all! And I'm willing to bet a week's wages that you can't even prove it. As a token gesture, and to help dry those tears, I'll send you a bottle of wine - pressed from 100% sour grapes! Sore loser!
  8. Apparently so, Randy (the sleeve notes lists the female vocalists as Barbara Kay and Sharon Winters).
  9.    Gene-R reacted to a post in a topic: THE BLUE SHARKS: THE SOUL SCENE'S LONGEST EVER 'COVER-UP'?
  10. More than you ever could.........next question?
  11. A UK release for "Tin Tin" on Polydor in 1971. I guess both sides were budget cover versions which were probably big hits in Italy at the time.
  12.    Gene-R reacted to a post in a topic: THE BLUE SHARKS: THE SOUL SCENE'S LONGEST EVER 'COVER-UP'?
  13. Got a problem with it? PM me then. Sarcasm, trolling and childish envy will get you nowhere - it only serves to make you look even more of a jealous twat than you already are.
  14. Chris, I'd be more than happy to post the Mike Morton soundclip, but I'm unable to do so for some reason at the moment (probs with uploading it once burnt to CD). The other Blue Sharks single you've posted here is interesting. "Chicago" was originally b...
  15.    Gene-R reacted to a post in a topic: THE BLUE SHARKS: THE SOUL SCENE'S LONGEST EVER 'COVER-UP'?
  16. Erm........no, not quite. It was suggested then that it was the Mike Morton Congregation by someone else who had the LP, but no one believed him, despite him saying that he'd played them side by side and knew it was. Of course, every know-it-all and their a...
  17.    Gene-R reacted to a post in a topic: THE BLUE SHARKS: THE SOUL SCENE'S LONGEST EVER 'COVER-UP'?
  18. Mick Holdsworth is completely incorrect in what he says here, and I challenge him to prove to me otherwise. He is also factually incorrect in saying that the tracks are faded together. To be more precise, each track is separated with about 3 seconds of ...
  19. Thanks Sunny! It is indeed one and the same label. They changed their logo to the red label 'angel' design in 1970.
  20. I was junkshopping yesterday afternoon Chris, and I came across a few of these Mike Morton Plexium LPs in the same box. I found this one, and also the LP with its B-side, "The Banner Man" on it. Putting two and two together, and hoping I'd done the maths r...
  21. Who?
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