Send For Me, I'll Be There

"Not more soul" I hear you say.

In a word, yes.

Never knew why this was included on a northern compilation,  as for me the tempo is way too slow but it is such a good song. The b-side of the 1965 release Ooh Honey Baby on Mira Records.

Earl Cosby - Send For Me I'll Be There.

Couldn't find a scan of the label, so here is a nice picture of a 1978 Lambretta GP, lovely.

This Is What You Are

How about a little bit of jazzy tinged, Housey, Italian blue eyed soul to start off a new week. If you close your eyes and concentrate hard enough, it is no longer january and the sky definitely isn't slate grey but a rather bright blue and lovely and warm.

Now,  doesn't that feel better?

Mario Biondi - This Is What You Are.

Stop

Here's a bit of blue eyed soul from 1967.

Bobby Diamond is better know as actor Robert Miano who started his film career in the original Death Wish film, the unfathomable popularity of which resulted in Michael Winner being the prick that he is these days, however I digress. But before that he recorded this stomper for Columbia which became a bit hit with the Casino crowd during the 70s.

Bobby Diamond - Stop