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Message*:	>must agree with all the previous >except Lou Rawls who for >me was always a bit >smooth and jazzy although his >philly outing- you'll never find >a love like mine is >superb. >Lets not forget O.V.Wright though, I >remember the first time I >heard him, it was around >1963, I was in the >barbers (this was before they >became hair stylists) and on >the radio (the old light >program), You're gonna make me >cry came on, it was >a record review type show, >who is this I thought, >I had just got into >Otis and the similarity to >I've been loving you too >long was noticeable.I took a >mental note and along with >my new short back and >sides rushed to my local >record shop and ordered it >on Vocalion, I subsequently bought >the EP and after that >was hooked. I currently have >the 8 or is it >10 jap cd box set >on him plus until I >recently sold most of my >vinyl I collected the Hi >LPS. Difficult to decide which >version of thats how strong >my love is is the >better, James Carr or OV >Wright, best to have both >of course. >Start buying the best of Goldwax >compilations that Kent have just >started putting out to fully >appreciate this deep soul style >of music. Percy Millem/Spencer Wiggins/the >Ovations etc. These were previousely >only available on the expensive >Japanese PVINE label so go >and BUY!

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