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'Ere, I do that! Now, how do I get the f*ckers to dance in front of 'em ATB Tony

Could be, he's half way through line one Tony

My nephew is stuying Japanese at Uni. His translation is No, No No,No,No, No,No,No, No, No No No No, No Rest to follow Tony

'tother side is just fantastic. Tony

NO, but i have got it on UK MGM Good Tune Tony

"I've got plenty of time, So keep me in mind" If I can, I will. It's definitely something I've had talks with Steve about. ATB Tony

I have often thought that there would be a good night to be had at a purely Motown Night playing mainly 60's Motown covering the whole range from the likes of Where Did Our Love Go through to the (perhaps) lesser known LP tracks, on the other thread, maybe a coupla times a year. Blimey, I could take the wife Tony

Great Version of Share A Little Love by The Isleys on one of the "cheap" lps, also good version of Eddie Hollands Leaving Here That's the EMI Starline one with Rumour on it- Crackin' tracks all the way. Tony

Ditto, at an event earlier this year we had the room rockin' on Motown and sixties soul, and right in the middle of Smokey --More,More More of your Love - a guy sez wiil stop playing this stuff and play some Motown instead Tony

Also The Stranger same LP ATB Tony

Absolutely brilliant record, I think Walk on Back just shades it for me, and how about that other one from Fred-I Keep Trying Tony

Can't decide which is the best side, so play 'em both at Heywood. Got mine very cheap, but it must still only be £20 or so. ATB Tony

Back in about 75 ish I had an lp of 12 tracks or so, that I bought from a dealer who would make them up from the tunes on his list.

I know that the new trend is to end allnighters at 7 or 6 o'clock rather than the traditional 8.00 a.m., and that half nighters go on till about 4 ish, but I 've just seen a night advertised as a Mini -Allnighter 8 till 2.00 Now that I don't get to as many allnighters as I would like, I am happy to say that I am a Hardcore Mini Nighter goer Tony

yeah all of the above (except for the Blues Tunes) are all examples of what I call youth club music, the stuff that first got us interested. Little Piece Of Leather I'm gonna run away from you At the Top of the Stairs I got what it takes Karate Boogaloo Funky Street You're Ready now Love, Love ,Love and more Motown than you could shake a party seven at. what seemed to happen round our way was that the lads who's big brother or sister went to The Wheel brought the tunes to the club to show off ATB Tony

Crikey. I knew there was much info around about him. But, there obviously less than I thought Tony

That was slightly tongue in cheek Tony

Obviously had some connection to Jack Ashford when you see some of the stuff he did , covers of I'm gone, Crying Clown --Do It, the almost instrumental of September Jones. So just wondering if anyone has any info?? Was he Jacks Demo Singer?? Eddie Parker avoiding the Tax Man or What? Thanks Tony

Unbelievable. The Government has just released the following information ]None Smokers Die Too! cassandra

No, you're comin' along The only thing is you should never play pressings/sevens/stardust out There's plenty of decent tunes that won't break the bank,looking out on here for reccomendations is a good place to start. Now that I've stirred that one up again. I'm orf Tony

Mr.manship,has,or had a copy on Vogue,check the number to see if it agrees with the other if so got a bargain ATB Tony

Worrabout if it's something new that your trying for the first night? Is 2 or 3 acceptable then or is that still a No-No? Tony

People who can'y FLY Tinkerbell

It's like Nanna said after Elsie died. "it's like losing a limb" Tony

It's like Nanna said after Elsie died. "it's like losing a limb" Tony