Simon T

The other side is not too bad either. Don't know of it value now, my 12" cost £5 from Soul Bowl, but that was 24 years ago!

The label. The singer is supposed to be Ortheia /Orthelia Barnes

Yes, it on 20th Century and a local release called Inner Ear

Luther - Luther - Cotillion 1976

£240 on Manship's auction last Wednesday.

Bit of a daft answer, I have a issue of this is a box somewhere, but not at hand until the weekend at the earliest and I've no idea of it's condition having not seen it for years. If you don't get sorted soon, let me know and I'll dig it out & see if it's OK to sell you, if we agree on a price

The WD is often on ebay and worth about £40.

What sort of speakers are attached to the Amstrad, whoofers?

Only Bob Martin's Flea Powder, for Max's protection, of course!

Just wondering, as Max will have to listen all genres of (northern) soul music, is he a "cross-the-border" collie?

yeh, and 19 of those 20 years seem to have been that never-ending crap guitar solo!

Bit too nasal & vibrato for me, what you think?

"Feed me, feed me now" Couldn't hold a tune in a bath tube! PS For me, and I'm not joking or pissed, George Arthur Dorsey AKA EH

Just got a email from a friend informing of the fact and asked me to pass it on; I'll ask.

Thank god for that; my trousers are either that big or have that many pleats and pockets, I spend that last 25 years ironing them and it would be a shame not to be able to sport them in front of the stage and end up looking like a div! Anyone know of an easy way to get Brut out of the bottle and into the steam- water chamber of an iron?

Bert died around 2 years ago.

I don't know if us oldies fans live in the past or not, I don't get out much. But whilst I'm here can anyone confirm some extremley distressing news i've just heard; apparently Wigan Casino is on the verge of closing, can anyone confirm, before I set off to a nighter there?

The gravity of such a faux pa is dependent on the quality of the tune involved, and in this case and such a quality sound, I don't think you have a case to answer!

It what I call my "reverse stop-loss" i.e. the most I'd ever pay for a record; funny how it changes with time and income! Was once £10, missed out on a Jimmy Bo Horne - speak & Ray Pollard @£15 a pop! At £20 I missed out on Larry Clinton & Arin Demain! At £100, missed the Nomads! And so on................ However, the feeling of disapoinment has never been the same as paying £60 for a 'must have' recorded I rated at £40 max to see it on every other list at £30 for the next few years!!!! Set a limit and stick to it, or you'll find it's better to have a crack cocaine habit!

as Butch said..probably the best 70,s record of all time.. biggest, not best?

Even if a WD of it existed, wouldn't it have 'MADE IN USA BY END RECORDS. A DIVISION OF ROULETTE RECORDS INC' at the bottom too?

Anyone know if the other mix of this track over saw the light of day?

T'other side Better IMO, but both overated @ a grand a side?

So is that the definative answer - Tommy Knight - Baby My Love? Cheers I think the only definative part of the answer is that it's called 'Baby My Love'. I think the reason it got attributed to TK is that it sounds like a Abtone studio acetate of Tea House In China Town by TK?