Jumpinjoan

I agree Pete is very fair when it comes to records. But if you want to get the very best price you can, and you have some big ticket tunes, maybe Manship would be your best bet to get as much money as you possiby can for your records. Really hope things work out for you.

It should be these people who don't support places playing OVO and off the norm. Just wondering, what's wrong with them??????????

I know, how great is this Paul. Don't you wish every artist could know just how much their music is appreciated by folk over here? GREAT STUFF

Chosen Few and the Crown Four are the only two I know of Dave.

Why did you feel like an outsider? Were you somewhere you didn't know anyone? Or at a club where you do know people? If it's the first one then maybe there's your answer. If it's the second maybe you want to f*** all those ignorant twats off and go somewhere where the people are more friendly

Thanks hun but I have got the LP. Need the single but haven't got the funds. Not bought any new records for ages.

Don Gardner was very reasonable imo. What a tune. Would love the 45 of this.

What a fantastic tune though. Sooooo soulful. Great stuff

I have to say inwardly I groan, but it's only five minutes out of a whole night at the end of the day. Have to say though, I can't remember the last time I heard these two records out. Means I must be going to the right venues

Jeez... I've had this for about 20 years. Wouldn't have thought it would be much.

Got three today though. Thanks guys

Found this scan on Popsike. Don't know if its the same group. Listed as a Garage 45. Thought I would post it anyway.

I just wish Rob had still been around to see the dancefloor completely rammed to the stuff he championed and got slagged off for playing. Come to think of it... all this 'playing to the floor' stuff wasn't around back then was it? Thank God I say! If it had been records such as these may never have gone on to become the monster tunes they are today.

Believe me Bearsy... Rob Marriot had many an empty dance floor to records that pack the dance floor today. The Trannels was another. Thank God people like Rob had faith in records and the guts to continue playing them week after week, despite getting slagged off and clearing the floor. You only have to look at how huge records like the Trannels and the Hyperions went on to become to realise he was right.

Well I haven't received any cd's for weeks now. Broken or otherwise

Behave! You are joking? Please tell me you're not serious?

Well I think Stevie Wonder is rubbish. You say you don't know how I can say that. I say I don't know how you can't say that. Motown's great though!

Hi Bearsy. I first remember the Hyperions being played around the late 80s early 90s. Rob Marriot's old Escorts cover up if my memory serves me correctly. Used to clear the floor. Can still hear Rob saying over the mic "I'm going to keep on playing it until you dance"

I never have the money to spend on records I do like - let alone records I don't! Not that I would spend it on records I didn't like if I did.

Oooh... count me in!! Paul has got exceptional taste. As do you guys

Being firmly rooted in the 'playlists are a good thing' camp, I really don't get why some people are so against them. While I can understand the point of view that people should get off their arses and go and see for themselves what's being played at different venues - for some people that is just not an option. Personal, family and financial restraints do play a part on what venues people can and do attend these days. And anyway, I am not convinced that refusing to post up a playlist is going entice anyone to travel to a venue. Surely letting people know in advance what they are going to hear at your venue is far better than having people going round telling all their mates that your venue is rubbish because they found it wasn't their cup of tea when they got there. oops.. left an 'f' off my 'of'

I first heard GIYJCW on the very first tape that Rob Marriot ever did me. Did have the LP and played it quite a lot until a radiator melted it

I've never rated Diana Ross either. Going to quote my old pal Robbo here... he once said "without Motown we'd be fcuked"...and he's not wrong.