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  • glad you enjoyed right track my friend, best venue in the 'boro since city club closed, keep safe stef and hope to see you again soon ;-)

  • Hi Coops

    Hope you are well, went to see Ian Gee at the the Rightrack Anniversay , great night could have only been better if you had been on, just thinking about my debut on stage with the fake Major Lance at Bourne, when Coxy found out he kept it quite cus the following week he put him on at Kettering. I agree with you about Bourne it had a nice dance floor and used to churn out a great atmosphere.

    Stay cool bro

    Stef

  • Thanks for your story great memories great times....mine was morecambe Pier...KTF

    Modboy7...

  • good record! this is like digging in the crates, love it

  • that was a different version of "mr blue" than the one i got on tape. it's a belter.

  • what a fantasic montage of memories. brought back so many wonderful memories of my own life, cleethorpes, notts palais, mecca to name but a few. thank god for youtube and people like yourself. thankyou for this brilliant post, deb

  • what a fantasic montage of memories. you bought back many happy memories of my own life, cleethorpes, notts palais, mecca to name but a few. thank god for youtube and people like yourself. thank you so much, debxxx

  • Nice tunes, nice biog PFPT, cheers for the post memories flooding back yet again! I sold my vinyl too and miss it badly! KTF!

  • top drawer especially bunny sigler

  • brilliant stuff,similer to myself. warina and wigan were my main venues,fri nighter at peterborough then the long hitch hike to wigan.stopped going mid seventies but you will allways keep soul in your heart.

    thank god for you tube and the great post you and others put on here.

    pete from hemel ktf

  • pete, thanks for your comments, they were the days that provided the foundations of our memories. ;-)

  • A very moving journey of northern . Me to ? I put it to bed for 25 yrs now it's come home whith more passion than the first time. It never leaves you . Cookie Sheffield . K t f ...

  • Great loved it even though from the north a story so many people with this music in there blood can relate thanks ......excellent

  • great sounds KTF

  • Comming out of hibernation myself, loved your story.....I was at Leicester in 84 as well! Looking for local venues now, found a few! KTF

  • oh yeah! great tune,

    Thanks for posting

    KTF

  • NICE VIDEO AND GOOD SONG'S.KTF!!

  • great stuff...does anyone know title and artist for number 3?

  • hi dmc, track3 : Bobby Hutton - Lend A Hand oof "A Piece Of The Ac tion L.P. in 1974 but also released as a single in UK on ABC in about 1978.

  • OOOOH LUV IT , NICE 1 , BRILL , X

  • brilliant , love it when he says sugar

  • Very well done! I can relate so well to it! My hibernation was for 20 years! But back in to it big time.

  • can you put a play list on please

    cheers

  • Does anybody have a playlist, especially for the first and second songs. Great job.

  • 1st: bunny sigler - girl don't make me wait - parkway label

    2nd: billy woods - let me make you happy - sussex label.

    glad you liked it tom ;-)

  • Thanks for your prompt answer. I keep listening to this YouTube over and over. I'll bet I have a song you will know: Mind over Matter by Nolan Strong on Fortune Records out of Detroit. Sixties I think. . .

  • Thanks for your prompt response. Do you remember Nolan Strong's Mind over Matter on Fortune Records from Detroit in the sixties??

  • not sure i recall that one tom but i do love detroit soul my friend.

  • Great memories indeed mate. Cracking choice of tunes too.

    Midge

  • thanks midge, it was fun deciding which of the many memories i could use!!!!!

  • You're re-discovering, while I 'am' discovering. Third track . . . WoW

  • Brought tears to my eyes too, fantastic biography

  • Really loved this...it brought a lump to my throat. Can't believe you sold your records...that's heartbreaking...but like you said it never really leaves you. KTF :-) x

  • broke my heart but still had my soul XX

  • Great sounds, good vid, never thought I'd here Bourne described as an oasis! lol

  • In a way Bourne was an oasis for me. Back in late '72 (I think). Major Lance at the Corn Exchange. Hitched it there thinking there would hardly be anyone there. Nearly fell over when I realised there were dozens and dozens of folks just like me and all living within a 20 mile radius. Got to know many like minded souls from Stamford, Bourne, Spalding, Melton. Remember Poke playing top choons at the time. I was no longer a lonely South Lincs soulie. Great days with loads of new friends.

  • hi dreamster, a bit of breaking news mate, the major lance @ bourne and corn exchange was an imposter, the man himself was in jail at the time, but it was still a great night, even stf malajney singing with 'major' on stage couldn't spoil it!!!! ;-)

  • He must have appeared at the Corn Exchange more than once then. It was definitely THE Major. When I saw him it was around the time he did the Torch album which was December '72 so I'm thinking mid '73. I'm positive it was before Wigan opened in Sept 1973. I believe Major returned to the US in '74 and he was jailed in '78

  • thanks for that info, just going on what promoter coxy told us many years after ;-)

  • I will let Chris Dalton and Mary Chapman know about your kind Cleethorpes comments.....KTF

  • It NEVER leaves

  • Excellent....cheers for posting this.

  • thanks razelma, very much appreciated. ;-)

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