Dave Rimmer

I'd love to find copies at £30 Chris, and how can you say they are going for £30, when one on Ebay went for £100+. Now I'm not saying that Ebay is an accurate reflection of value, but it is an accurate reflection of price, because that's what the record sold for.

Fed up with all the follow on questions if I said "Northern Soul", I changed to '60s Soul a long time ago. It does the job. If they know anything they talk about it, if they don't they just say "Oh!"

Sooty, you're taking the drugs too early in a morning mate

He traded Johnny Weston an electric guitar for some records. Shame John can't actually play the guitar , and there wasn't an amplifier / speaker with the guitar anyway.

That won't make any difference to Gary. If he can't sell you records he'll trade you something you didn't know you wanted for your records.

I'm not being funny, but where is that ?

Most of the books mentioned are reviewed here. So all the ISBN / Publisher info is included. https://www.soulfulkindamusic.net/bookreviews.htm Might make it a little easier to obtain copies.

Hiya Sooty, I doubt very much you'll find a clip on line. But it does exist, it's an acetate owned by John Pugh (Purist on here). Lost count of the number of times people have denied it's existance, but I've heard it, seen it, and held it, and so have several other members of SS.

And here's your starter for ten.......... https://www.soulfulkindamusic.net/addresses.htm

I looked at this as well because I'm going to be in NY in late August early September, but I thought the ticket prices were absolutely horrendous !

And the vocal to 6 X 6 was found many, many, years ago and resides in Wolverhampton.

People laugh at me sometimes, but my DJ box has a motorcycle chain on it, and it is chained to a non removeable object when ever I am out with.it.

That's what I thought, every bar I can remember going in recently clearly has CCTV, so surely that's the first place to start looking.

I'd be surprised if the bar he was in didn't have CCTV

Just for the sake of accuracy, the name he goes by is ROBIN Burnett, quite ironic really.

According to my records it's a Swan recording that is unreleased on vinyl.

Given those circumstances I can undersatnd your frustration. However, that case aside, the buyer isn't paying Royal Mail to deliver it. You are the person who enters into the contract with Royal Mail, not the buyer because you are the person who pays Royal Mail for the service and receives the receipt of postage. Whether the buyer sent you the money prior to you posting the record is immaterial, because you are the person who physically pays for the postage.

I completely disagree with you on this Ged. My view is simple. Until you have supplied what the buyer has paid for, in an acceptable condition, you have not completed the transaction. So if the PO damage the record before it reaches the buyer, he has not received what he has paid for in an acceptable condition, so it's still your responsibility to sort it out. If you were running a pub, and a keg of beer was delivered and was obviously empty, would you accept it and say you would sort it out ? Of course not, you'd send it back to the brewery and expect either a refund or replacement. And the brewery wouldn't expect you to accept an empty keg, or try and make you sort it out with the delivery company would they. So why is it any different with a record.

Not any longer Thanks. If you pm me your name I'll credit you with the addition.

I've been using a Blakka one as my DJ box for several years now, which means it's been out of the house about fifty times a year, all over the country, every year. I've never had a record damaged. The box is still as good as new, except for the plastic tube which forms the handle which has split slightly. I'd recommend them to anyone.

And now she's at my house, and the records are at her house.............but I'll remind her to check on Tuesday Jessica 403 - ? This is the one that's bugging me though, I've been trying to find out what it is, or whether it even exists for several months now, and drawn a blank everywhere.

Good God, that Carlena Weaver went for a lot didn't it !

I've played 'the Picture' at the end of Rugby allnighters.

Hi Bob, Have you got any more details on the Sharpees Essica release, titles etc ?

Here's the info I've got: Jessica 401 - Willie Small How High Can You Fly / Say You Will - 1965 Jessica 402 - Rozetta Johnson - That Hurts / It’s Nice To Know — 1965 Jessica 403 - ? Jessica 404 - Almost certainly released as Essica 404 Jessica 405 - Little Edith - I Couldn’t Take It / I Believe In You - 1965 Essica 404 - Curtis Smith - The Living End / How High Can You Fly - 1965 Essica 404 - Curtis Smith - The Living End / Say You Will - 1965 Essica 002 - Francis, Ruff And The Illusions - Give Me Mercy / Misery Loves Company - 1966 Essica 004 - C-Quents - It’s You And Me / Dearest One - 1966