Simon T

Romance Watson - where does that leave me - Coral

Nowt that makes much sense Cant you see I'm turning every way TIMING STABLE OF POWER Cant you see baby I'm trying to say It's love of now the of's are slightly elongated peg2vid.mp3

Has it got a delta number?

What year was it released? I noticed it's in stereo.

I have around 300-350 7" company sleeves sitting here. Is it a viable option to sell them, and if so any thoughts on the best way? Worth getting the iron out?

I just googled and saw that she's from Shreveport, Louisiana, perhaps she's singing some of it in Cajun French or Louisiana Creole?

is this of any help? Barbara Mills - Queen Of Foolsxyz.mp3

this one? sorry no idea BapTSAMP.mp3

Yes, original on styrene.

I've only spotted to one so far Episode 1 is not bad.

jean carter instrumentalish.mp3

But it has DJ copy on it and its white so must be real?

Any chance of posting the "I've got my pride" DJ Copy scan side up?

Here's audio track from the swimming pool scene that might just jog someones memory. Audio_1.mp3

This autoplayed on utube Sounds like them, the DC Sound and all that - post Shrine apparently.

The other Jez will most probably Jez Wensor

According to Kent write up - "they were a trio of high-school girls from Baltimore who were probably sisters and one was called Dolores" Pic R to L ?Delores ? Delores, Heysette & Beverly ( H&B definitely sisters)

That's right Andy, it was on the Sunday nights, Mel would have been at Cleethorpes etc on the Saturdays. I think she went with a lass called Spike.

I remember going in there in the very early 8o's. It was sort of behind the Pied Calf and about 4 foot square. My sister used to go there in the mid 70's, sometimes and they played Northern Soul and Motown, maybe before the bus left for St. Ives? I seem to remember the Wirrina and Fleet having niters on the same night. Early on I think there were both the Pheonix Club, Carousel Club, Wirrina stadium (roller skating), someone on here I'm sure can clarify. The Cresset to??

Thirty years ago I was given a lift from Chicago to Detroit by a Detroit born record collector. Looking at some records I had bought, he informed me the TF was a big hit locally because high school lads had bought the record to give to their sweethearts; maybe why you can’t good copies of it – played to death or chucked in the trash!

To make a ‘record’ you need a length of substance, stable at room temp, to have a groove that will be made (V) to make a needle / stylus wobble from side to side horizontality in such a fashion to generate the music. For practical, space reasons, it is laid out in a cylindrical format such as a wax cylinder or snail-shell platter format e.g. 45 / LP, shellac , vinyl JTS’s acetates and such, are a metal platter covered with cellulose acetate. Carvers are a platter of polyvinyl chloride type plastic. A groove is cut into them by a ‘lathe’ which the needle/stylus can follow and then can pick up the sound from.

£4.50p to be precise. He wanted a quid for each, but I only went to 50p for the white one due the writing on the label.

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