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There's listen again link here. https://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/factual/thinkingallowed/

Stanton 500 carts were used by the more discerning DJ in the seventies. The even more discerning DJ used Shure M 44 E's. Setting up the deck properly helps. If the decks are hired out to Sccratch and Hip Hop DJ's you may need to do a bit of work on them. The clue is "Are the tone arm weights reversed?" if so look very carefully at the height of the tone arm and the angle of the stylus hitting the record. Check the Anti Skate. It should be set at the tracking weight of the Cart. If not you may find the tone arm just refuses to get to the end of the 7" record. Most Scratch/Hip Hop DJ's use 12" singles and very rarely play them all the way through to the end of the groove. If you're playing 7" singles use the Chunky Technics rubber mats that came with decks. Slip mats are for turntablists who manipulate records so unless you want to repeat the opening horn riff from Harlem Shuffle or the the loop the Beyonce blast from Are You My Woman use a rubber. It's safer and cuts down the risk of feedback. DJ Deft writes with some sense here https://www.dj.deft.ukgateway.net/mainpages/cartridges.htm

I thought it was Little Feat in their session days who supplied the backing and I had presumed Lowell George played the lick.

Here's some reading on what UK collection agencies do. BMI and ASCAP do not operate within the UK. They will have agreements with UK collection agencies or the song's/recording's owner will have a UK counterpart. https://www.bemuso.com/musicbiz/collectionsocieties.html

She was in The Lenox Lounge in New York on 3/4th March. No idea where she's appearing next but she lives in New York.

SHOWMEN LONDON 9481 IT WILL STAND / COUNTRY FOOL I heard Mikey Collins (Friday street) play the Minit original of this at The Oran Mor a week ago on Sunday and for once my alphabetically ordered singles threw up the above London single. It's a great double sider.

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It came from a beach music site. I was looking for a couple shagging but you try googling that. As you can see from the watermark superimposed on the photograph this is from the Supershag site.

I can vouch for the quality and I'm sure the bastard who Knocked mine would too.

Still listening to Trevor Nelson, are we? Radio 2 plays more soul than any other national station and there's always rare tracks as well as the hits on Sounds of the Sixties. https://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/sounds60s/playlist.shtml

I think they dance with each other.

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There are soul Shows on Fridays between 7 and 10 on Saga in Glasgow(105.2) and the East(106.6) and West(105.7) Midlands. David Belcher does the Glasgow one and does slip in some northern soul. They are all on their local DAB multiplexes and your DAB radio might have a national SAGa slot. They are all available on line at https://www.saga.co.uk/radio/home/index.asp Saga is not on Freeview.

Album on Top and Bottom TB-LPS-100 - Brenda and the Tabulations - Brenda & Tabulations [1970] Right On The Tip Of My Tongue/Don't Make Me Over/The Touch Of You/Lies Lies Lies/California Soul/Oh Lord, What Are You Doing To Me/A Child No One Wanted/Scuse Uz Y'all/You've Changed/Someday We'll Be Together/And My Heart Sang (Tra La La)

I don't know why you're moaning you ain't got a hip hop DJ as a son who borrows your records and then uses them for scratching , beats and breaks. And leaves thumb prints, sticky paper and worse on them. Love and happiness in the Sixties. Lee Dorsey Working in a Coal Mine The Contours First I look at the Purse Jr. Walker Shotgun all cover topics beloved by today's rappers.

Cellarful of Motown Vol2

possibly plus the cover by Martha Wash from a few years ago sent some people back to find the original. I play it at weddings and it goes down well. Then again like Cry To Me the interest might have been renewed by a version on a film soundtrack. Was Remember The Titans that big?

Otis wrote and produced and had an honest manager. Jackie Wilson earned his money from live appearances and his manger had mob connections.

He earned his money the smart way producing and writing songs which is of course where Womack got his money too. Performers don't normally get rich

They're good too. That good some bastard stole mine. This style can be used with Styrene Avoid using the black T style as illustrated here

The crew at radiomagnetic are still working away on the relaunch of the station but have managed to take the opportunity of putting up some more shows on the achives for your listening pleasure. Kenny Burrell came into the studio in November and for soemreason other that show was not placed on the archive. It's there now. https://wm9.easystream.co.uk/archive/Week_2...flectionshi.asf You can check Kenny's play list here https://www.radiomagnetic.com/forum/viewtop...php?p=3343#3343 Want more soul? Please follow these instructions. If you click on this https://www.radiomagnetic.com/archive/index...?genre=&show=65 You will see a list of Reflections on Northern Soul presented by Frank Murphy. Each show has 2 hours of great music. If you go to this page https://www.radiomagnetic.com/forum/search.php And enter REFLECTIONS into the Search for Keywords you will find Frank's play lists. You can also link to the show from a particular play list. If you click on this https://www.radiomagnetic.com/archive/index...genre=&show=109 You will see a list of Refractions Soulful Allsorts presented by Fraser Dunn. 90 minutes of laid back Soul. If you go to this page https://www.radiomagnetic.com/forum/search.php And enter REFRACTIONS into the Search for Keywords you will find Fraser's play lists. You can also link to the show from a particular play list. FrankM

Clive Davis https://www.popmatters.com/music/features/050603-randb.shtml

Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff

If you head here https://www.radiomagnetic.com/forum/search.php and enter REFLECTIONS into the SEARCH slot and it should produce the playlists for about 60 shows. Most of them have a link to the actual programme and you can listen in on WMP. FrankM

Because the union locals of the American Federation of Musicians also act as an employment agency Earl could not book himself out. He was a full time union official.