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hi any one got a copy they are willing to part with pm me please

b good shaun :unsure:

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Got mine a few years ago was selling at £10 but I know it is rising in price. The kind of record you will find at the back of a sellers box for a tenner.

Great record though

See ya big fella at New Centuary Soul Wolverhampton on the 24th November.

Pat

hi any one got a copy they are willing to part with pm me please

b good shaun :thumbsup:

Yep great record really rate it and play it out quite a bit , dont want to part with mine but incase you did'nt know it had a UK as well as US realease on MGM think they fetch roughly the same although unless your lucky dont think you will find one for a tenner :rolleyes:

hi jem totally agree with you sweet tune its one ive over looked :thumbsup:

heard it the other day and just had to get one

hopefully someones got one kickin around

b good shaun :rolleyes:

hi any one got a copy they are willing to part with pm me please

b good shaun :rolleyes:

Hi Shaun

I have a rare UK issue in lovely near mint condition

pm me with your offer

cheers

Paul

A great example of a class tune that a lot of people had for years and no one played, a crisp production that still stands up today (good old MGM) and nice to see it getting exposure these days.

A great example of a class tune that a lot of people had for years and no one played, a crisp production that still stands up today (good old MGM) and nice to see it getting exposure these days.

I used to play this at sitc (old blue last days) & I'm sure that many would have played it in the small clubs around the country where cost wasn't the main factor in playlists, :lol: (which is probably why it was never a BIG sound - too common) yet another buy in the 70s from the marvelous Cheapos Cheapos market stall in Berwick Street :no:

I used to play this at sitc (old blue last days) & I'm sure that many would have played it in the small clubs around the country where cost wasn't the main factor in playlists, :lol: (which is probably why it was never a BIG sound - too common) yet another buy in the 70s from the marvelous Cheapos Cheapos market stall in Berwick Street :no:

I think you know that I meant it wasn't a big record Dave :g: , I'll choose my words more carefully next time.

I paid 5p for mine btw. :)

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I think you know that I meant it wasn't a big record Dave :) , I'll choose my words more carefully next time.

I paid 5p for mine btw. :D

Yeah sorry mate wasn't having a pop or anything :lol: it's just one of the many great sounds that you can get away with mid-week that you would never hear out at a BIG do.

5p ??? :no: I knew i was being ripped off by either Croasdell/Clarkie or Rounce ....I would have paid at least 25p for mine ....gutted :g:

Any brave souls out there ever considered giving his "You never know" on MGM a spin out? Always was a fave of mine, from the moment I heard it on one of Roger Banks's lovingly put together tapes.

I know it's in the "too cheap to play" category, but what a tune from a man sadly remembered by many for his cod-reggae hits. The guy had skip loads more talent than these suggested IMHO. Johnny Nash revival anyone?

Yeah sorry mate wasn't having a pop or anything :no: it's just one of the many great sounds that you can get away with mid-week that you would never hear out at a BIG do.

5p ??? :g: I knew i was being ripped off by either Croasdell/Clarkie or Rounce ....I would have paid at least 25p for mine ....gutted :)

It's a classic 'I wish I could go back' story Dave - I worked in a small village record shop in 1980 and there was a rack with about 2000+ US sevens in it, 5p each or 25 for a quid - the stuff I got out of there (rolling forward 25 years) was ridiculous.

I just remember a lot of it being too 'rough sounding' for my youthful soulie ears at the time. :lol::D

And for a quality big beat-ballad check out his version of, 'A moment of weakness' on Warner Bros...US or UK.

Sublime. :lol:

Talking of Johnny Nash has anyone ever heard 'Falling in & out of love' played out at any time? I found a copy in my father in laws loft belonging to my wife. I remember the record when it was released but never heard it at any do's anywhere. Regards Ade

HI SORRY AINT ADDING OWT TO THE REPLYS COMPUTORS BEEN DOWN :shhh: I KNOW ITS CONSIDERED A CHEAP RECORD BY MANY BUT THE FACT STANDS HOW MANY EXPENSIVE TUNES HAVE YOU HEARD AND THOUGHT " HOW MUCH !! GET IT OFF " NICE DANCEABLE TUNE SHOULD BE PLAYED OUT MORE thumbsup.gif

B GOOD SHAUN

I used to play this at sitc (old blue last days) & I'm sure that many would have played it in the small clubs around the country where cost wasn't the main factor in playlists, whistling.gif (which is probably why it was never a BIG sound - too common) yet another buy in the 70s from the marvelous Cheapos Cheapos market stall in Berwick Street :shhh:

It was quite "big", indemand and receievd plays in Germany during the very early nineties along another very nice midtempo group mover on the very same label...whose title I just can`t remember now :huh:

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