Jumpinjoan

Hi Nev. I do have an original but not here unfortunately. Will dig it out the next time I go to sort some records out. Great night on Saturday

But doesn't that mean it would only be insured for that amount if it went missing?

Why the attitude? You said - and I quote - "Anything else check my blogg for more 45´s you can also have a listen at the Ujima for sale there" That sounds like it is up for sale to me. Hence why I asked about prices and why I asked if it was an auction.

Do you not put prices on your sales? Is it an auction?

I think he is referring to the fact that your post is a little hard to read. How can anyone decide what they are going to play in advance? Every night is different and as such each spot should decided when you get up there. What if a DJ before you plays one of your tunes? Do you get your blade out?

What a fantastic track this is. As is the Metros. Brings back memories of Shotts. Great times eh Jock?

I am what they call a very mature student John - I graduated in 2008

Sorry but no he doesn't. He has about a hundred record tops and the extent of his knowledge is Joy Lovejoy etc. He still loves R&B and soul but was never really into Northern. I know this because he was the fellow of my course when I was at university and I asked him.

Who's going then?

So what is the difference between saying thank you in person or on here afterwards? Apart from one being public of course. Surely saying thank you at all makes you desperate in some peoples eyes. Saying thank you in my eyes is just good manners and no big deal. I always say thank you for asking me in a lookback where I have DJ'd and I certainly am not desperate to DJ. Once again I am just glad I go out to have fun (even though that is not strictly allowed)

Boy am I glad I just go out to enjoy myself

You obviously don't consider yourself a desperate DJ so why can't this be the same for other DJs? I was going to ask if a promoter thanks someone for DJing for them does that make them a desperate promoter? Also you can't seriously compare a DJ set to your everyday job

I wasn't being funny with my comments Andy. Apologies if I came across that way. I suppose it is a little different for the likes of me who has never been in the position of having totally unknown stuff to play. If it had been me I would definitely have played Our Love Is Dying and would not have played Switch Around. I am probably a minority of one with that last comment

Hi Andy. So you played it just because it was unknown even though you didn't rate it? I have to say that I find playing something that you don't love quite hard to understand. That said, I appreciate your honesty

Great post Mike Brought a lump to my throat... and then a smile to my face when I saw the DDA fella. Good times indeed.

Why would you play a track you thought was average? Would you play a 'known' track you thought was average?

I remember the first time I heard this - Lifeline at Sheridans. Andy D played it. Hit me like a ton of bricks. Incredible

Lighten up guys I doubt it has much relevance for a lot of us. Doesn't mean you can't have a laugh at it though? Lets face it, if everything on here had to be relevant to everybody we would be in trouble Like Chalky says see you in a few hours for the proper stuff

I just clicked on the photos and it looks like a scene from High School Musical I wonder if they have Maggie singing in the House of Commons And before anyone says anything - no I haven't seen it but looking at those photographs I defy anyone to say they didn't cringe - even just a little bit!

You girl These are easy peasy to dance to.

I think it was Noddy Holdall

Eddie Billups - Ask My Heart and Four Dynamics - Things That a Lady I can only dream of owning records as soulful as these.

OMG Is that girl singing?

Can dance to... Damon Fox - Packing Up Combinations - What You Gonna Do Could not dance to if my life depended on it... CODs - She's Fire Oscar Perry - Face Reality Larry Wright - Sweet Sweet Kisses Reggie Saddler - Hear My Song . . . . . . .

Cheers Dave. RIP Hermon.