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I had it once and it was a copy of virgil henry on tamla,looked dog rough and was coated in something and played like shite,i gave it to someone who gave it the pvr glue treatment about three times and it was fine. i already had a great copy thank god.

They all do you should have a note from Ady with the full story on, and the b side will be issued on a forthcoming Kent single

Remember seeing Root &Jenny Jackson must have been at The Attic in Doncaster, also there was a small club /bar at the side of the Odeon in Scarborough if I remember correctly you went upstairs and it had a carribean theme can't remember name though.Also Salisbury in Scarborough played soul and a small bar in Cleethorpes that always had loads of scooters outside. The Attic never served alcohol so there was a pass out hand stamp system in place a different coloured circle every time ,one of us had to pay to get in and then the rest would use coloured felt pens to replicate the stamp.The bouncers must have known and someone from the drug squad was always in attendance Smithy was his name I think.,great times .

RIP Dean We would always call in the Manchester shop and bought many an LP on our record hunting trips.He also DJ,d at SoulIntent back in the day,sad news indeed.

Congratulations for 10 years of great music, as someone said "you know it will never take off" here's to the next 10

This is a really sad day,over the years I have listened to Aretha in fact hers was one of the first albums I bought .So many great tunes ,I am on holiday so cannot post a song up , Done now there are far too many to mention but Angel always does it for me. An angel has passed RIP Aretha

I was in Greece when this thread started and i tried to put this on but couldn't succeed on my i pad,felt sure someone would have put this tune up, but No

You need to calm down mr smith,get your girt to chuck a bucket of cold water over you.

If my memory serves me right Toast had their own dedicated sleeves , part of a sleeve below.

Here are a few from our annual trip to Menorca,First 2 are of both sides of the same cove,we parked at Calla Galdana and walked for an hour on the Cammi De Caval to Cala De La Maceralletta. The other 2 are whilst out searching for tortoises at Es Canutells also on the Cami. The wild flowers were stunning once more,they must have had a fair bit of rain and the natural rock garden at the bottom of the wall just caught my eye.

Much prefer the other side not on the demo copy of course

Ho Fu@@@@g Ho!

Please explain your use of rekkids and what is wrong with records, as it is really annoying me lots of love. Lil bro

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Ann Nesby was awsome at Prestatyn modern room,but i enjoyed Bobby Hutton,Chuck Jackson,Betty Swann ,Mr Womack of course and the spine tingling Dells. Always wanted to see Curtis and Jerry Butler but too late now,just love seeing the artists reaction when they perform in uk and they can't believe what reactions they get

So many great choices above but i would add this one just love Billy Paul such a distinctive voice ,must have played War of the Gods lp to death in the 70's

Great time again ! 2 stand out records for me Johnny adams Your love is all i need Kals kids long lonely broken hearted

RIP and thanks !

R.I.P. Rick and thank you!!!

No matter where or when this ALWAYS makes me stop and the hairs stand up ,it's those opening bars every time !

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That's what it said at the bottom of the listing Yes

Red Admirals I have found them what i thought was hibernating in the school bolierhouse in sept. only trouble is when the boilers kick in in Oct it wakes them up and they seem to die,more info below from google. The Red Admiral is a frequent visitor to gardens throughout the British Isles and one of our most well-known butterflies. This butterfly is unmistakable, with the velvety black wings intersected by striking red bands. This butterfly is primarily a migrant to our shores, although sightings of individuals and immature stages in the first few months of the year, especially in the south of England, mean that this butterfly is now considered resident. This resident population is considered to only be a small fraction of the population seen in the British Isles, which gets topped up every year with migrants arriving in May and June that originate in central Europe. Unfortunately, most individuals are unable to survive our winter, especially in the cooler regions of the British Isles. The number of adults seen in any one year is therefore dependent on the number of migrants reaching the British Isles and numbers fluctuate as a result. In some years this butterfly can be widespread and common, in others rather local and scarce. This is a widespread species and can be found anywhere in the British Isles, including Orkney and Shetland.