Can't believe nobody bought this off the list yesterday, the amount of wants lists it used to appear on...anyway it's a mint minus VINYL copy, it's £150, it's a bargain

Edited November 14, 200618 yr by Pete-S

Can't believe nobody bought this off the list yesterday, the amount of wants lists it used to appear on...anyway it's a mint minus VINYL copy, it's £150, it's a bargain

Have you got a soundfile?

Cheers

Simon

Have you got a soundfile?

Cheers

Simon

Sure, just doing 'clapping songs' then I'll do it

Can't believe nobody bought this off the list yesterday, the amount of wants lists it used to appear on...anyway it's a mint minus VINYL copy, it's £150, it's a bargain

Great, great record - if I wasn't potless this month you wouldn't have to be doing this shameless sales pitch, Pete!

TONE

Great, great record - if I wasn't potless this month you wouldn't have to be doing this shameless sales pitch, Pete!

TONE

Can't afford to have records like this hanging around mate!

A blinding record, i have a red stock/issue Pete otherwise i would have snapped this up mate...a bargain for what can only be described as a wonderful double header......yes turn the record over...awesome...orgasmic infact...lol

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

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Thanks for that Pete, i knew the track as soon as i heard it but didn't realise who did it.

Absolutely lovely record, very subtle, nice touches & luvurly chime bells!

Only problem is it's the sort of record that you play & two people dance to it & you have to follow it up with yer 50 pence version of the Contours 'Just a little misunderstanding' or sommat.

There 's a lot of these lovely connoiseury type tunes out there but unfortunataely they don't seem to set the dancefloor alight, if i was a collector though i would bite your hand off for it!

Simon

Only problem is it's the sort of record that you play & two people dance to it & you have to follow it up with yer 50 pence version of the Contours 'Just a little misunderstanding' or sommat.

There 's a lot of these lovely connoiseury type tunes out there but unfortunataely they don't seem to set the dancefloor alight, if i was a collector though i would bite your hand off for it!

Simon

Girl's blouse! Exactly the sort of record I buy for my collection. To hell with everyone elses' lack of taste (I wouldn't play it out probably though). Is this the one I didn't win off ebay Pete? :angry: I may be interested. Been after a clean one of this for quite a while.

Girl's blouse! Exactly the sort of record I buy for my collection. To hell with everyone elses' lack of taste (I wouldn't play it out probably though). Is this the one I didn't win off ebay Pete? :angry: I may be interested. Been after a clean one of this for quite a while.

God I would and will Cheers Pete x x

In a nutshell exactly what's wrong with NS!! On the odd occasion I play out I have no hesitation spinning this, and then maybe the Bootleggers and Helen Moore.

As Mark said it's a fantastic Chicago double-sider by Burgess Gardner who can do no wrong in my book.

ROD

Sold now, thanks very much for the interest, but why on earth didn't anyone buy it yesterday when it was on the list??? Beats me..

In a nutshell exactly what's wrong with NS!! On the odd occasion I play out I have no hesitation spinning this, and then maybe the Bootleggers and Helen Moore.

As Mark said it's a fantastic Chicago double-sider by Burgess Gardner who can do no wrong in my book.

ROD

Fair play Rod but imo it's too slow, hardly gonna set the dancefloor alight now that Calvin Grayson tune, that's a real fresh NS stormer, play that & i'll be on the dancefloor quicker than you can say...

Simon

Fair play Rod but imo it's too slow, hardly gonna set the dancefloor alight now that Calvin Grayson tune, that's a real fresh NS stormer, play that & i'll be on the dancefloor quicker than you can say...

Simon

You are exactly right, Simon. Im bemoaning the fact that there ought to be a place for those dreamy midtempo tunes that may be staple fare to a lot of us but perhaps deserved to be heard loud in the odd main room.

ROD

Edited November 14, 200618 yr by modernsoulsucks

Sold now, thanks very much for the interest, but why on earth didn't anyone buy it yesterday when it was on the list??? Beats me..

Pete, are we all on commission mate? for bigging this one up not that it needed it of course, someone has a bit of a bargain me thinks.....awesome tune whatever the tempo.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

You are exactly right, Simon. Im bemoaning the fact that there ought to be a place for those dreamy midtempo tunes that may be staple fare to a lot of us but perhaps deserved to be heard loud in the odd main room.

ROD

You wait til they all get too old to dance to anything faster than this.

Girl's blouse! Exactly the sort of record I buy for my collection. To hell with everyone elses' lack of taste (I wouldn't play it out probably though). Is this the one I didn't win off ebay Pete? :angry: I may be interested. Been after a clean one of this for quite a while.

Skint girl's blouse i'm afraid Stu, if i had the spare cash i'd snap up all these great records unfortunately when i buy things nowadays i buy it with the dancefloor in mind.

Simon

Great tune heard Martin Harland in Watford play,i bought my copy for the other side..What youre doing to me..fantastic double sider

Great tune heard Martin Harland in Watford play,i bought my copy for the other side..What youre doing to me..fantastic double sider

Don't s'pose you've got a soundfile of the other side by any chance Nick, wouldn't mind hearing it.

Cheers

Simon

I can just about put a needle on a record let alone due soundfiles.. The Tears..What youre doing to me..listen to it on

www.soulclub.org I have played this side out a few times,great moody tune,reminds me of september jones with that bass love it

Edited November 14, 200618 yr by nick hackett

I can just about put a needle on a record let alone due soundfiles.. The Tears..What youre doing to me..listen to it on

www.soulclub.org I have played this side out a few times,great moody tune,reminds me of september jones with that bass love it

Thanks Nick, i would say that side is a bit more R & Bish, hard edged maybe even slightly leftfield, for my tastes at this moment in time the 'Good luck my love' side is deffo more up my street probably slightly more lighter & poppy soul, very nice double sider though!

Simon

Great tune heard Martin Harland in Watford play,i bought my copy for the other side..What youre doing to me..fantastic double sider

Bought it for t'other side too................two brill sides & should be thrashed .

Russ

Ive got a Vg+ red issue plays great just a few marks 100 pounds if anyone want it???

G*d, I haven't heard this 'played out' since Shotts!!

I've got a kn*ckered old tape of a Robin Salter radio programme with it on somewhere ...At the time, I remember forcing any co-workers with the mis-fortune to be on the same shift as me, to listen to the show (as a trade-in for me watching 'Only Fools'....they definitely got the better deal).

Love it, although the singer's vocal performance is almost as poor as Joe E. Lewis's after the Mob finished with him.

Edited November 16, 200618 yr by mrs norman maine

Thanks Nick, i would say that side is a bit more R & Bish, hard edged maybe even slightly leftfield, for my tastes at this moment in time the 'Good luck my love' side is deffo more up my street probably slightly more lighter & poppy soul, very nice double sider though!

Simon

I LIKE IT!!!

I've known 'Good luck my love' for years and have heard the B'side played out recently, but never realised it was the B side. Definately got that James Bond kinda thing going on!!

Nearly bought it for 'Good luck my love' a couple of years ago at Cleethorpes. If I'd have known this was on the b side I would have

I have played The Tears out a couple of times but when I'm at home it always has to give way to Linda Cumbo - Yesterday, Today and Tommorrow which is one of the wifes favourite records.

The Tears gets loads of mentions but have never seen Linda Cumbo on Soul sauce thread as far as I can remember.

Mark