lets talk about great soul/dance 12" singles that wernt from the disco era i.e released later or maybee just one country,lets think about it and see if we can surprise each other ,this one might.......
from 1985 and pretty hard to find, on u.k cream/hi [hi uk 45t 7001] al green lets stay together [long version] backed with im still in love with you / you ought to be with me
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Last edited by DISCODISK; May 16th, 2006 at 06:25 PM.
I always loved Tene William's "Give him a love he can feel" and Jeff Redd's "You called and told me" from the early 90's.
For late 60's, I'm into Wilson Pickett and am glad to see most of his Lps reissued.
I still quite like 'Hold Me Tight' by Robert White on Calibre Records (1985) It was/is quite danceable.
What about all of the house records who used/sampled the originals to create new songs? There are literally thousands of them. Do they count?
Last edited by Spellbound; May 15th, 2006 at 06:41 PM.
All Around The World from Lisa Stansfield really stands out for me. That's a song has disco ryhthm all over it. Affection, the album that has that song is a very good.
Find them and destroy them!
i dont think i explained that very well,i meant classic soul dance singles that wernt around in the disco era i.e recorded maybee too early for 12" release but got a belated 12" release later like the attatchment i put in the first post, al green released in the early 70s that got a 12" release in the u.k in the 80s, i thought if people threw some up there might be some surprises, i have quite a few to put up but im having trouble with the photo thing here i found it easier before, every picture i try to put up it says too big, you edit and its still too big and then i could only do it as an attatchment,dont see the url button here, but others seem to be doing it, and the posting times are doing my head in too,can that be changed to local time ?
hey nano you posted some good fotos before, share your knowledge!!!!
hey the time just got correct well its an hour out but i can live with that!
Last edited by DISCODISK; May 15th, 2006 at 07:24 PM.
Sorry DD.
That being the case, I don't recall listening to anything 12" that wasn't disco back then.
Find them and destroy them!
CURTIS MAYFIELD- MOVE ON UP [L.P VERSION]8.55 U.K CURTOM NEET1019 RELEASED IN THE U.K 20000
Last edited by DISCODISK; May 16th, 2006 at 06:18 PM.
Just a few months back someone gave me a couple boxes with a few I never knew were ever released on 12" at any time, apparently released in late 80's and the 90's by Unidisc.
Melting Pot - Booker T and the Mg's
The Hustle/Love is the answer/Soul Chacha by Van McCoy
Love to love you baby/MacArthur's park ( I believe previously available ???) Donna Summer
and Lou Rawls "you'll never find" released in the mid 80's
http://www.discomusic.com/records-more/6951_0_2_0_C/
Last edited by Mixmachine; May 16th, 2006 at 10:16 PM.
That Booker T "Melting Pot" track had to be a re-record. Was it?
Banbarra - Shack Up had a belated release in '84 or '85 and whoever did the long version made a right royal muck up of it. I never felt sooooo sad about a once cherished toon.
Did the Main Ingredient - Happiness Is Just Around The Bend get a belated 12" release at some point after Cuba Gooding Jnr's superb version was put out?
I have a few Stax 12" releases with old Stax faves on them.
Q--is that YOU or Gilbert Gottfried????? wink/ huge grinning teeth/ rolling eyes, etc.
"Lost inside adorable illusion...."
When I finally added a CD player to my Hi Fi system to celebrate reaching forty, the first CD I bought was a Curtis mayfield box collection - and I made damn sure that it had the 8:55 version of Move On Up on it!Originally Written by DISCODISK
If it moves - funk it!!
No, eddie, it is the original Album recording and length of 8:15 , I also have the remaster original cd at the same lengh , "Soul Limbo" on the flip with the short 3:50 version of Meltin Pot., this is one of my old time faves and was surprised to see this 12" of it, and it sound pretty good too..Originally Written by eddie
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