Re: [313] Theo Parrish mixes tracklisting

[Otto Koppius]

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> 
> "Never Too Much"

Yeah, you're right, it's Luther Vandross' "Never Too Much", not "Never
Enough". Sorry folks, typo's (well, sorta anyway :) ) happen.

BTW, Sony/Epic have just repressed this on the Vinyl Junkie label. It's
a blue sleeve with the words "Vinyl Junkie" in big letters on it.

Otto

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[Fiveorange]

this sounds good, I haven't heard this yet.

How old are these releases?

thanks
Five

Re: [313] Theo Parrish mixes tracklisting

[Fiveorange]

"Never Too Much"

Fw: [313] Theo Parrish mixes tracklisting

[Jonny McIntosh]

Sorry, meant to send to the list. It's been a long week.

> > > While we're at it, anyone have a clue as to tracklistings for
> > > either "Live In Detroit 1999" or "Methods of Movement 2000",
>
> Oops, double posting error. I know "Live in Detroit 1999" has got the
> following:
>
> Herbie Hancock "Stars in your eyes"; Five Special "Why leave us alone";
The
> Whatnauts "Help is on the way"; Marvin Gaye "Heavy Love affair"; Roy Ayers
> "Can you feel me"; Bumblebee Unlimited "Lovebug".
>
> I don't know the order, and that's all I can remember (apart from the
> obvious Washing Machine, Roy Davis Jr, and his own stuff etc.) of the top
of
> my head. I'll have a listen again maybe tomorrow and email a more complete
> listing if anybody wants. Let me know.
>
> Jonny.
>
>
>

Re: [313] Theo Parrish mixes tracklisting

[Otto Koppius]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> While we're at it, anyone have a clue as to tracklistings for
> either "Live In Detroit 1999" or "Methods of Movement 2000",
> or perhaps at least can reveal some of the soul tracks (particularly
> the ones that have the hooks live "I'm your sandman", "A thousand
> kisses from you is never enough", etc. etc.)

I don't have a complete tracklisting, but the "Thousand kisses"-track is
none other than Luther Vandross - "Never Enough".

Soulboy Otto
PS Nice triangular layout of your mail :)