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Terry Callier wrote some wonderful tunes a few done by the Dells which has to be one of the best combinations there could be,eg. but one of my favourites by him is this

Whilst walking up in Northumberland a Stonechat started distracting us from what must have been the nesting site it came within about 3 feet of us just managed to grab the phone and take a picture. Saw quite a few others out and about in the dune lands. Also Dunsatnburgh Castle from Craster side.

It,s a strange one because you would think that if done say after a run of parlophone demo,s that the title and everything would have been wrong so it points to an error when printing the labels. Have got records with completely the wrong labels on probably done at pressing stage.I wonder how many there are? Certainly wierd.

The previous image form discogs https://www.discogs.com/release/13271197-The-Undisputed-Truth-Save-My-Love-For-A-Rainy-Day

Have been going out for last 40 years to local W.M.C. On Sunday night and hear cringe worthy versions of Do I love you coming from the concert room nearly every week nowadays Not for me thanks

George Scott I'm a fool for you baby is just superb thanks

Lovely modern tune out on LRK 7" end of may

Some big ticket re issue sevens there Fir ya,Guitar Ray,and 2 from WillieTee

RIp. Syl my favourite track posted at same time as above

Carla thomas Little Boy recorded in 1961 and never issued WHY!

Both arrived in double quick time and great .Thanks

I have all 3 on 45, acquired the dells 1st and then the 4 Tops in a second hand shop for 50p.Then going through Anglo American catalogue in the nineties saw Laura’s version for £5 so bought 5 copies which I have since passed on to other collectors. This is a near impossible choice for me Marvin or Levi can’t vote for both so I will go for the Mighty Dells as this was my 1st copy and just love The Dells. It still feels an uncomfortable decision though.

There are many great new and previous unissued nowadays but I have only heard them on podcasts and not many at all at venues,I bet you could do a great night just using such records with a few lesser played originals .But the problem is would you get enough punters through the doors.

R.I.P. Joe Simon always loved Drowning in a sea of love

Just found this on you tube Superb! 2 hours 10 mins

Just got back from 11 days in the Lakes superb weather,this day we were up on Rannerdale Knot over looking Crummock water,my Son and his partner posing and then went and had a swim in the lake as it was red hot and on to pub for a pint of Wainrights .Whats's not to like

R.I.P.

Earlier in the summer Cornwall Godrevy Towans saw a slow worm for the first time ever ,it had fallen onto the beach but not quick enough to get a shot.Abslutely gorgeous little thing.

Walking in North Yorkshire (Aysgarth) lower falls

from other thread

Not for me thanks more Screech than sweet but each to their own

R.I.P. Mr Kent I got "You got to pay the price" in my first Blues and soul Soul Pack many years ago along with 00 soul And A few Fantastic four singles all on Ric Tic

North Wales Llandulas near Colwyn Bay,there must be plenty of fish around here,saw about 20 cormorants within 500 mtrs.