G SIDE RECORDS PRESENTS POBRE' RICHE'S UNDERGROUND BROWN SOUND VOLUME 29

The San Antonio Sniper strikes again with another summertime soundtrack. POBRE' RICHE is back hard at work again to drop another comp in his series. This CD includes a rarely played track by THE WEBBS titled WE BELONG TOGETHER, a very nice instrumental on track 13 and a killer cut from the master AL GREEN...HAVE YOU BEEN MAKING OUT OK.

1. The Webs – We Belong Together

2. Sun – When Your Hand In Mine

3. Al Green – Have You Been Making Out OK

4. Soul Crusaders – I Sit In My Room

5. Spontanes – Please Don’t Break My Heart

6. Step by Step – Don’t Leave Me

7. Jackson Five – I Never Had A Girl

8. Johnny & The Expressions –Something I Want To Tell You

9. Bob & Gene – If This World Were Mine

10. Cheaters – Please Come Home

11. Harold Melvin & Blue Notes – If You Don’t Know Me By Now

12. Five Satins – Memories Of Days Gone By

13. Fantastic Four – I Love You Madly(Inst.)

14. Fantastic Four – Girl Have Pity

15. Sunglows – It’s Okay

16. Bobby Sansom & the Maus Marks – Please Don’t Leave Me(Baby Don’t Go)

17. Sharon Clark & Redeent Of Time – I’m Not Afraid Of Love

18. Smokey Robinson – She’s Only A Baby Herself

19. Fawn – Wish You Were Mine

20. Barbara Mason – Are You Ready

21. Freeform Experience – Blowin’ My Mind

22. Three Dudes – Sad Little Boy

23. Whatnauts – What’s Left To Give

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The replies...

The replies...

After listening to "San fernando Homegirlz Oldiez" It struck me!
The Sweethearts - Sorry Daddy is a reply to Shep and the Limelites - Daddy's home.

This is a request to you chavalos and veteranos in souldie land:

Help me come up with a compilation with replies that you know!

ScavenJah

SAN FERNANDO HOMEGIRLZ OLDIEZ

Radio station SAN FERNANDO is back on the air waves and DJ JR is dedicating this 2 all the homgirlz out there........commercial free and comment free. An A-List of soul legends grace this mix of souldies love...ranging from LINDA JONES to JACKIE MOPPINS. So get 2 the spot, pop that tab and let the good timez take control as you absorb the airwaves of CALI'S finest radio station.

1 Patti Labelle - Tear After Tear
2 Linda Jones - hypnotized,
3 Mary wells - your old stand by
4 rose Royce - ooh boy
5 elgins - darling baby
6 Ben & Tina - over my dead body
7 the chantels - the plea
8 Mary wells - my guy
09 supremes - back in my arms
10 Sapphires - who do you love
11 Barbara mason - oh how it hurts
12 sa shays - boo hoo hoo
13 marvelettes - playboy
14 supremes - babylove
15 Barbara Lewis - hello stranger,
16 lovelites - this love is real
17 Barbara Mason - You Can Be With The One You Dont Love
18 Brenda & the Tabulations - when your gone
19 Lovelites-how can i tell my mom & dad,
20 Sweethearts - sorry daddy
21 Carla Thomas - gee whiz
22 Mary Wells - the one who really loves you,
23 Velma Perkins - i´ll always love you
24 Jackie Moppins - your hurting day is over
25 Carol Hughes - lets get together again
26 Diana Ross - missing you
27 Leatta Holloway - cry to me

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POSTED BY G MAN

CONFESSIONS OF LOST DREAMZ - RAIN DROP TEARS VOL.1

Here's a project I put together by special request from SKINY at http://hiphopkillerz.blogspot.com/ . This comp is a slow and smooth, kick back and relax, soul burner. This set features artists such as GEORGE KERR, THE PERFECTIONS, BOBBY MOORE & THE RHYTHM ACES and many more. So click on the link below and visit my friend SKINY & his dynamic blog and cop this CD for the ages.

http://hiphopkillerz.blogspot.com/2009/08/by-gman-www_19.html

RossyBoy's In A Word Vol 10

I had to put in a lot of work now I'm back in order to keep up with the TVDreamz Team. My Homiez are really, really hot on cover arte so I had to do my bit to try to match the standard. Hope you like the new look! And as for the theme of this compilation....well, a while a go I noticed that very few tracks had One Word titles especially if you eliminate Names (especially girls' names!) and Places. So I started to keep note when I stumbled across the odd one. Then I filtered it down to these twenty. It's the usual mix - some raw Sixties classics such as the '63 version of "Rainbow" and Tommy Hunt's gut-wrencher "Human", as well as samples from two of my favourite ladies, Maxine and Irma. Throw in some nice lowrider and latin tunes (even a couple with Spanish lyrics!). Some dusty oldies that I hadn't heard for a while and a couple of Blue-Eyed Soul tracks to finish. A little plug for fellow-Scot Frankie Miller whom I met once back in the day and who has a great southern-style soul voice. Should be something for everyone (and have a look at your own collection for One Word titles - harder than you think.......)

Track listing

01 - Archie Bell & The Drells - Strategy
02 - Tierra - Together
03 - Crystals - Uptown
04 - Inez & Charlie Foxx - Tightrope
05 - Gene Chandler - Rainbow
06 - Irma Thomas - Maybe
07 - Maxine Brown - Funny
08 - Carl Sims - Taxi
09 - Peaches & Herb - Reunited
10 - Tommy Hunt - Human
11 - Arthur Conley - Hurt
12 - Ralfi Pagan - Negrona
13 - The Chantels - Maybe
14 - The Jewels - Opportunity
15 - The Jives - Love
16 - The Marvelettes - Forever
17 - The Originals - Suspicion
18 - Bonny Ferrer - Eres
19 - Frankie Miller - Jealousy
20 - Len Barry - Bullseye

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or play these tracks in my XSPF Player.

RossyBoy

SO NICE - MAD LADS

Tuff vocal group from Detroit that came out
wit this gem at the end of '68...enjoy!

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ScavenJah's Souldies vol 2

Sending a big Q-VO from Canada to all the vatos down in the big USofA and across the pond!

Here are some of my picks. Enjoy'em!

01 - Smokey Robinson And The Miracles - Here I Go Again
02 - Ben Aiken - One And One Is Five
03 - Clydie King - Missin' My Baby
04 - Independents - It's All Over
05 - Finishing Touch - Sunshine & Promises
06 - Donnie Elbert - Everything To Me
07 - Eddie James - Reap What You Sow
08 - Lenny Welch - The Right To Cry
09 - Four Tops - Still Water
10 - Imaginations - Love Jones
11 - Delfonics - Can You Remember
12 - Bobby Gregory & The Cardinals - Precious One
13 - Whispers - What Will I Do
14 - Thomas Bailey - I Wish I Was Back (In Your Arms Again)
15 - The Yeomans - I'm The Guy
16 - Timothy Wilson - Baby Baby Please
17 - The Mynah Birds - Go On And Cry (Rick James & Neil Young)
18 - The Coupe De Villes - When Times Are Bad
19 - Step By Step - She's Gone
20 - Bobby Womack - If You Think You're Lonely Now
21 - Skip Mahoney & Casuals - We Share Love
22 - Patterson Twins - Back In Love Again
23 - Lovelites - This Love Is Real
24 - Lost Souls - It Won't Work Out Baby
25 - Johnny Adams - I Wish It Would Rain

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Never Never Leave Me - Geraldine Hunt

Jay here, G-Man got at me. asked me to help post up a donation from MANZIG13878. Sorry this took awhile G. Glad to help anytime.

MANZIG13878 ALSO HAS A SITE ON YOUTUBE AT:

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Hunt's parents are Rosie Lee Vickers and Frank Milligan. Her father was a one-man band, and her grandmother, Louella Reed was a singer on the Chitlin Circuit. In 1947 her family relocated to Chicago. While growing up on Chicago's south side Hunt discovered her musical talent. Living in that part of Chicago was not easy; recalls Geraldine. "On the weekends, we had to sleep on the floor, gangs were shooting through the house; I had been beaten up at gunpoint once, It was rough. We were living below middle class."

Despite the bleak living conditions of her childhood, there were bright spots also. A notable time in her life was her years at Hyde Park High School. Her classmate and best friend at school was the late American soul singer-songwriter Minnie Riperton. Besides Hunt and Riperton, the school also produced a girl group called Coffee who recorded the 1980 hit "Casanova".

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SISTERS OF SOUL - THE SWEETER VOICES OF SOUL

Here's a fantastic CD with almost every song being a winner. This is guaranteed to be enjoyed by all.......how could you go wrong with both THE FUZZ & THE LOVELITES both on one CD. This CD comes courtesy from my friend outta SWEDEN....FLUX IS KRUX. The search to find this album was inspired by THE CHICAGO CONNECTION - MELLO. All thanx on this one again go out to FLUX IS KRUX.

1. How Can I Tell My Mom and Dad :: The Lovelites
2. This Love Is Real :: The Lovelites
3. I'm in Love :: The Lovelites
4. Betcha by Golly Wow :: The Lovelites
5. Is That Loving in Your Heart :: The Lovelites
6. My Conscience :: The Lovelites
7. I'm Not Like the Others :: The Lovelites
8. My Baby Loves Me :: The Lovelites
9. Bumpy Road Ahead :: The Lovelites
10. You've Hurt Me Now :: The Lovelites
11. Gotta Let You Go :: The Lovelites
12. I Love You ( Yes I Do) :: The Lovelites
13. Oh My Love :: The Lovelites
14. I Don't Want to Cry :: The Lovelites
15. I've Got Love :: The Lovelites
16. Shyboy :: The Lovelites
17. I'm the One That Love Forgot :: The Lovelites
18. Love So Strong :: The Lovelites
19. Certain Kind of Love :: The Lovelites
20. I Love You for All Seasons :: The Fuzz
21. Like an Open Door :: The Fuzz
22. Leave It All Behind :: The Fuzz
23. Ooh Baby Baby :: The Fuzz
24. It's All Over :: The Fuzz
25. I'm So Glad :: The Fuzz
26. Search My Mind :: The Fuzz
27. Stand by Your Man :: Passionettes

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Edwin Starr - 25 Miles- 1969

Edwin Starr was born Charles Hatcher in Nashville on Jan 21, 1942. He grew up in Cleveland but signed with Ric-Tic Records and settled in Detroit in 1965. "Agent Double-O-Soul" hit the R&B Top Ten later in 1965 and just missed the pop Top 20. He returned to the Top Ten a year later with "Stop Her On Sight (S.O.S.). Motown head Berry Gordy bought out Ric-Tic and took over its artist roster. Starr rebounded with his biggest hit in 1969's "25 Miles" which reached the Top Ten on both the pop and R&B charts. The follow-up "I'm Still A Struggling Man" wasn't as successful, but this, his second album is an embarrassment of riches - soaring lyricism mated to a pounding, emphatic beat that won't let the listener go. Released in April 1969, 25 Miles was actually comprised, in part, of single sides, some going back as far as 1967. It embraced many of the changes that started to overtake Motown Records for the better as the 1960s came to a close, and it got a lot of what it did just right. "I'm Still a Struggling Man", though it didn't do that well as a single, features one of Starr's most moving vocal performances, and in its lyric was the distant precursor to the musical/social vision that would burst forward full-force on Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On" — it's still a love song, but is laced with bitter images and a social awareness that makes it all the more poignant. Aside from jewels like that, and the killer Starr original "24 Hours (To Find My Baby)", the album is also one of Starr's most rewarding vocal showcases, from the rough-hewn passion of "Backyard Lovin' Man", across the tender vulnerability of "If My Heart Could Tell the Story", to the soaring falsetto he generates on "He Who Picks a Rose"; they could all have made great singles, as could the soaring, lushly produced "Soul City (Open Your Arms to Me)". Even the updating of "You Beat Me to the Punch" gives it a whole new sound. Surprisingly, Norman Whitfield only produced a pair of cuts on this album, and the more startling of them is the gospel-flavored Barrett Strong number "Gonna Keep on Tryin' Till I Win Your Love" which is a delightful throwback to the sound of Sam Cooke; it makes a good pairing with "Pretty Little Angel", a Clarence Paul/Stevie Wonder/Mike Valvano copyright (and another lost potential single), and they flow right into "If My Heart Could Tell the Story", a big favorite of mine which I featured on my Third compilation. Starr moved to the UK in the 80's and is a firm favorite of the Northern Soul fans. The whole record is a keeper, and one of the finer under-regarded albums in the Motown library. Issued on Tamla Motown in UK and Gordy in the USA, this is the Mono version. Hope you like it !!! Let me know.........

Track Listing

Side 1

A1 -Twenty-Five Miles

A2 -I'm Still A Struggling Man

A3 - Backyard Lovin' Man

A4 - He Who Picks A Rose

A5 - Soul City (Open Your Arms To Me)

A6 - You Beat Me To The Punch

Side 2

B1 - Gonna Keep On Tryin' Till I Win Your Love

B2 - Pretty Little Angel

B3 - If My Heart Could Tell The Story

B4 - Who Cares If You're Happy Or Not (I Do)

B5 - 24 Hours (To Find My Baby)

B6 - Mighty Good Lovin'

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DOUBLE DOSE OF RODDIE JOY FROM 1965

Here's a double dose of the talented Rita Coleman aka Roddie Joy. Roddie's first three singles were produced on the Red Bird Label. Later she moved to Cameo/Parkway for an additonal four singles. Unfortunately both of these labels in the end fell into bankruptcy. All of her records were written and produced by Mike Lewis and Stu Wiener, a New York team who previously sang in doo wop groups before moving to the writing and production end.

Roddie Joy Discography:

Red Bird 10-021 - Come Back Baby / Love Hit Me With A Wallop - 1965

Red Bird 10-031 - He's So Easy To Love / The La La Song - 1965

Red Bird 10-037 - If There's Anything Else You Want (Let Me Know) / Stop - 1965

Parkway 101 - Stop / Something Strange Is Going On - 1966

Parkway 134 - Every Breath I Take / Walkin' Back - 1967

Parkway 151 - I Want You Back / Let's Start All Over - 1967

Parkway 991 - Stop / A Boy Is Just A Toy - 1967



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TOO MUCH PRIDE (1968) - THE PERSIANS

The PERSIANS, hailing from Baltimore, Maryland, cut seven singles on ABC-Paramount, GWP, GWP Grapevine and Capitol Records. The members were James Ellis (first tenor), Leroy Priester (baritone), Freddie Lewis (bass), James Harlee (baritone), and William June Brown (second tenor); Louis Crawley replaced Brown in 1971. "Too Much Pride," their debut on ABC Paramount, released in the summer of 1968, is their most memorable recording. They toured the DJ circuit, doing little television shows at odd hours to promote the record. Turbans (usually the only piece of clothing they wore that matched) and hard passionate singing were the group's trademarks.

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UNDERSTAND - THE LIVING US

Coming in at just under four minutes of length are the sweet soul sounds of THE LIVING US. This smooth souldie was dropped off by my homeboy SOLOE, who is a major contributor to the TOMORROW'S VELVET DREAMZ sister site. "Understand" was issued off the Texas label NOMAD.

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A TINT OF DARKNES [1978]

A TINT OF DARKNESS - 1978

...Watch out for THE THINGS THAT GO BUMP IN THE DARK!

This has been for me a real challenge to get my hands on!
One of the best sweet soul rolas in my collection.

Vocal harmony group, perfect voices, sweet as cane!
I really don’t know much about them dudes!

Share the knowledge on our blog.
Don’t let this group disappear without a trace.

Check it out:

01 - Don't Take You Love From Me
02 - Woman.
03 - I've Got A New Funk For You
04 - I Watch The Rain (Get Your Window)
05 - Here In My Arms

Get it here NOW!
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Posted By: ScavenJah

BLVD CLASSICS VOL. 6

The SAN FERNANDO SOUL KING- JR continues to put in work for THE KEEPER OF LOST DREAMZ. A second drop of BLVD CLASSICS for the listeners is being served up today. This album definitely has all the required listening for the lowrider souldies crowd. Included in this killer comp is a live version of "Laughing Boy" by Mary Wells.

A big shout out goes to SCAVENJAH for his assistance in completing this post.

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1. SAD EYES...ROBERT JOHN

2. SAD MOVIES...BRENDA LEE

3. THE ONE WHO REALLY LOVES YOU...MARY WELLS

4. YOU'LL LOSE A GOOD THING...BARBARA LYNN

5. ANGEL BABY...ROSIE & THE ORIGINALS

6. TELL IT LIKE IT IS...AARON NEVILLE

7. YES I'M READY...BARBARA MASON

8. THIN LINE BETWEEN LOVE AND HATE...THE PERSUADERS

9. SLEEPWALK...SANTO & JOHNNY

10. Lo Mucho Que Te Quiero (The More I Love You)...RENE & RENE

11. SIDESHOW...BLUE MAGIC

12. UNCHAINED MELODY...THE RIGHTOUS BROTHERS

13. KISS AND SAY GOODBYE...THE MANHATTANS

14. LET'S GET IT ON...MARVIN GAYE

15. LA LA MEANS I LOVE YOU...THE DELFONICS

16. BABY I'M FOR REAL...THE ORIGINALS

17. HELLO STRANGER...BARBARA LEWIS

18. DRY YOUR EYES...BRENDA & THE TABULATIONS

19. OH WHAT A NIGHT...THE DELLS

20. DEDICATED TO THE ONE I LOVE YOU...THE SHIRELLES

21. LAUGHING BOY...MARY WELLS

22. YOU BEAT ME TO THE PUNCH...MARY WELLS

23. DARLING BABY...THE ELGINS

24. MAYBE...THE CHANTELS

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BLVD CLASSICS VOL. 3

Back for the attack with another killer comp. Once again the SOUL KING out of SAN FERNANDO is hard at work making more music available for the listeners. In addition to thanking the SOUL KING JR, I also got to give a shot out to SCAVENJAH for the assistance with repackaging and tagging the comp. There's A reason this is called BLVD CLASSICS...just look at the track listing and it will become self evident to ya.

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TRACK LIST

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1. LET'S TAKE A WALK...RAPHAEL SAADIQ

2. DON'T ASK MY NEIGHBORS...THE EMOTIONS

3. LA LA MEANS I LOVE YOU...THE DELFONICS

4. BE THANKFUL FOR WHAT YOU GOT...WILLIAM DEVAUGHN

5. BABY YOU GOT IT...BRENTON WOOD

6. HAVE YOU SEEN HER...THE CHI-LITES

7. SILLY...DENIECE WILLIAMS

8. MISTY BLUE...DOROTHY MOORE

9. SHE'S GOT YOU...PATSY CLINE

10. YOU OUGHT TO BE WITH ME...AL GREEN

11. THIS IS A MAN'S WORLD...JAMES BROWN

12. LADY IN RED...CHRIS DEBURGH

13. MR. DJ...VAN MCCOY

14. MY DEAREST DARLING...ETTA JAMES

15. REMEMBER THE RAIN...21ST CENTURY

16. I DO LOVE YOU...BILLY STEWART

17. I WANT YOU BACK...DON JULIAN & THE LARKS

18. WISHING ON A STAR...ROSE ROYCE

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L.A. DAVE'S CLASSIC FAVORITES

The compilation hit show continues with a donation from L.A. DAVE and one of his special comps. L.A. DAVE dropped this compilation as a gift to the TVD CREW to show his appreciation for all of the hard work that's put in at the site. Some of these songs may be recognizable and some may not but for the most part you would definitely have to tag this one as an UNDERGROUND OLDIES CLASSIC. Thanx to L.A. DAVE & THE TVD CREW for all the non-stop, over the top work dedication that's been donated to TOMORROW'S VELVET DREAMZ!

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A shout out goes to SCAVENJAH for repackaging the product for me.....thanx homie!

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1. BIRDMAN - BRENTON WOOD

2. GEE WHIZ IT'S CHRISTMAS - CARLA THOMAS

3. SOMEDAY, SOMEWAY - THE MARVELETTES

4. MY MISTAKE - MARVIN GAYE & DIANA ROSS

5. WHY DID YOU LEAVE ME - ROSIE & THE ORIGINALS

6. I FOUND OUT TO LATE - THE SAPPHIRES

7. SHY BOY

8. TELL HIM - THE DREW-VELS

9. LOVE'S MAZE - THE TEMPREES

10. I WANT A LOVE I CAN SEE - THE TEMPTATIONS

11. HELLO IT'S ME - TODD RUNGREN

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POSTED BY G MAN