Simon T
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I always thought it was " shut(ing) up shop" -
choo choo train - little Lisa (Miller) is a long time fav of mine and worth buying it just for that track!
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I remember that it was fasionable for us to have two - "number 3 all over and a 'tram line' on the left please barber" -
Did 120 Chris Jackson - 'Since there no doubt' ever get an official comp (CD) outing from the master tapes?
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7" version of Lucky Man
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Derek Take it back and swap for the beer and crisps! https://www.disco-disco.com/labels/salsoul.html
Not brilliant quality, but I hope it's OK for you
Alway been "a £3 quid record" and I should think you can still pick one up for a fiver or so. Also, buy "Oh Darlin", blind if need be, about the same price and as good if not better. Their best is "girl I need you too" on the album and 12" (no 7" release?)
Jay & the Shufflers - Always be mine - Crackerjack? Well it does go "ta ta.......ta ta ....ta" !
Pete, with the recent upgrade by Mike there's a few problems, I get about six seconds, and that's it.
A sticky brown envelope on a bit of string with 'Padington' written on it. On the back it says "if undelivered please return to Lou "Thrice" Pride C/O Mr K Darge, Top of the Grot, Stafford, Darkest Peru"!!
For sale one duffle coat, one careful owner except for a small marmalade stain. Will deliver for free around Paddington station area, London Also, for sale, one stuffed and mounted small Peruvian bear complete with bright red Wellington boots
"Never too much".........
That is the full length song as far as I know, same time as the instrumental I have anyway. Here's a less full version you might find of interest..
Cheers Tony - what's it like? Will take your word on it as I know your a man of taste! Still wouldn't mind hearing a sound file if anyone has one? link
Is it the other side of Try Love Again?
Blair Hadden or whatever Poke's real name is, circa 1982. Followed by one of the DJ's ( Mick S or Ady?) who played the Dramatics - Inky Winky Wang Dang and the Spinners - I'll be around, at the 100 club in 1981, that started me really buying Northern.
It can, with a programme called 'DBPoweramp' file converter, plus the RA file plug in. Ted, I'll try to PM you it