Dave Abbott

..yes, true Pete - but i've not heard them out in that order before - that's the exciting bit

i was one of the resident DJ's for the last year or so. Very fond memories of the place and the people did any one get any photos???

yes. unless you have permission of the copyright holder.

It's a weekly thing...though not quite as rare as the McCants lol

great photo!! bloody 'ell they're young!!...any idea of time betweeen this and 'I'm not gonna lose you'??

? there's four people with a copy on this thread alone

Intensions on USA ?

there's another on Wand - ebay buy it now fo a few dolars couple of years ago!

try Adam at www.Soulsupermarket.co.uk

this is a joke, yes?

it sounds the muts nuts played out nice and loud

i'd have thought the top end at least. £500-£600+ tis hard.

i was after the Reggie too and a bloody good price it was...darn2

been after it since you played it down the phone to me, Dave. Must have been about a year ago?

excellent LOL, that told you Ted ;-) this has proved very elusive to me over the past year or so, in which time i have got suposedly rarer tunes than this

i think Nev is wondering why people are bidding more for a record that is available set sale for £300 on the same site. Gotta laugh

i didn't; but then even though i know i have heard it on a few occaisions i wouldnt know the Talmadge coverup if he got off his gigi and slapped me round the face with it. Both played roy roberts on sugar; which i am certainly not complaining about

Yes, it was great* - i, cleverly, refer to it as Funkynorthern and is not out of place at northern nites and it needed it to balance the music IMO. Unlike that Wicky Wacky thing which is not nice. *as was Marco's.

"current biggies",....you're all wrong - there are loads of 'biggies' in the last few years that are available to the local soul nite... nino Tempo; soul brothers six; ruby andrews; dj genesis; chuck jackson etc etc all biggies (in their time) and not restricted to certain venues or DJ's and at a soul nite near you... (good reason to stay away from those venues, but thats not the point)

you can make your own with an old (or new even) record deck, some fairy liquid, sticky tape and an old hoover. the instructioons are on here or the web somewhere.

came out on Smash and Blue Rock. check ebay; gemm etc should be £20 tops

there was a Primers a month or so ago

I did the instructions a few years back - just found it in the archives /Broken-Record-t3727.html&p=40029&hl=razor#entry40029

the Side Effect is the first version before jim gilstrap went solo and a slight different take...(which was in itself booted as "True Effect")

Clar enced R ei d No, but, seriously, Adam is trying to breathe some fresh air into procedings and play the under-played. And if the Not-Norm is you bag - as it should be - Book him - Go listen to him. He good. Yes.