Debbie Taylor Live @ Wilton 9th November 2013

NB This was originally posted on ModernSoul on 13th Nov 2013

Known to soul aficionados over the years by the name of Debbie Taylor but now goes by the name of Maydie Myles. What a great lady and a true performer.  She did two sets, the first kicked off with probably her best know track on the Northern Soul circuit 'Don't Nobody Mess With My Baby' released in 1970 on GWP Grapevine #202. She followed this with 'Never Gonna Let Him Know' GWP-501 1969, 'Check Yourself', Decca #32259 1968, the previously unreleased ' All That I Have' until issued on a Kent CD 'GWP NYC TPB' in 2005 in the UK and finished the first set with 'Don't Let It End' and the flip side 'How Long Can It Last' issued in 1969 on GWP-510.

Dont Nobody Mess With My Baby

Never Gonna Let Him Know

Check Yourself

All That I Have

Don't Let It End

How Long Can It Last

The second set opened with her modern soul classic from 1975 'Just Don't Pay' which was on the flip of 'I Don't Wanna Leave You'.

The 'eagle-eyed' amongst you may have spotted Mick Talbot (Style Council / Dexy's Midnight Runners) on keyboards.