Citizen P

gene woodbury for me can't stand the grunting in t'other... always thought Gene Woodbury was around '74/75...

No Fred Tony Davidson is much more sophisticated than I, At one point I'm told I was known as Mad Tony, can't possibly think why... You're right about Kev though and the Jag... Big lad Big heart...let me have his second Christmas Dinner once.. :-D Remember Sharon, don't know where she ended up though.. Don't do All dayers much but ya never know..try and word up Rick, if he ever answers his phomne ;-) As for Proudlove, well, you wouldn't take him anywhere... :-D ATB

Hiya Fred, yup Ricky Warburton and me and Kev Smith used to frequent your neck of the woods with you're Rob. Rob used to come this way an'all. Hope your Ok mate. Tony

Never For Me, when did this start becoming so pricey ??? and why ? Always seemed to be a fairly common record....

Couldn't agree more...

Superiors-I'd Rather Die, ain't too shabby..

Do enjoy a bit of Martha, so I gotta let you go, and one that doesn't seem to get enough action Heartless. Oh, and The Supremes-Misery makes it's home in my heart

You are correct..

ALWAYS flip 'em, you never know what's hiding

T'other side could be played anywhere...

Remember seeing them on the Old Grey Whistle Test, must have been around the same time as I.O.W.

Salt o' the earth...F8ck

Can remember, just, around 10 of us in the back of one of these trying to get over Snake Pass, winter 73/74. Leather Soles are not conducive to pushing vans uphill on icy roads..... We eventually got there

Oh yes, usually the Bank Holidays if I remember rightly, and usually with Kev Smith and his white Jag..

And Johnny Griffith remains my preferred version..

I am (almost) certain I have a version by Martha Reeves

Not any more

Someday we'll all be free, is better for me. Think it's Grover Washington on the full version of Esthers What a Difference-why did they edit THAT ??

Don't think it makes that much difference these days. But in the olden days, the value of the originals dropped a fair way once they had been pressed.

Yip, just realised I've got also..

I'd happily pay that for a Scepter, great oldie..

Said before that all have their own charm,and I for one would love to own all versions.. but I have the Douglas Gibson, so I'll vote for that

Here's what I played.....

Chris Teller-- I've Been Hurt