Dave Rimmer

And guess why most of the above mags are defunct ? Because people stopped buying them when they got the internet !

I'll send you a scan of the issue tonight Ady

Let me know if you don't get one.

Mixing ? What's making a cake got to do with DJing ?

The 100 Club of course

Johnny K Killens takes some beating with 'Frenchy The Tickler'

The guy who delivers milk to all the local Tesco stores said exactly that to one of my lads. "I've gotr a box of Northern Soul records in my loft". I've got he lads working on him to bring them into work. I'll let you know what comes of it

Yes it was at Winsford. the track was Walter & The Admerations which was being played by a DJ from the Oswestry area on an acetate he'd had cut. Butch was selling records at the back of the hall and when it started to play he left his stall, walked up the room, onto the stage, took the arm off the record as it was playing and (allegedly because I couldn't see this bit) threw it across the stage.

No, it actually happened

Not any longer (I'll have a look what boots I've got knocking around in the sales box)

The 12" promo that Kent records did with the Art Gentry track on it. Why ? Because Ady needed a scan of the sticker on the cover.

If you still need it tonight I'll do it for you

We could have lots of variations, 'the ghost of webby dublin', or 'webbydublin is still here', or 'webbydublin now owns ss', or even 'webby dublin is a scouse nutter'

Horaces 001 - Melba Moore - The Magic Touch b/w Tommy Hunt - The Pretty Part Of You 002 - Roosevelt Grier - In My Tenement b/w Lavern Baker - Wrapped, Tied And Tangled 003 - Hector Rivera - Chance For Romance b/w Playing It Cool 004 - Eddie Daye & The 4 Bars - Guess Who Loves You b/w Jimmy Armstrong - Mystery 005 - Ray Pollard - This Time b/w The Cairos - Stop Overlooking Me 006 - Little Johnny Hamilton - Oh How I Love You b/w Entertainers IV - Getting Back Into Circulation 007 - Carla Thomas - I’ll Never Stop Loving You b/w Barbara Lewis - The Stars

Thought long and hard about it, then it came to me in a flash of inspiration !

They play it at the end of every Wigan Rugby League match, but I've never watched football there.

There's another video here https://vimeo.com/28421345

These are vocals added over the instrumentals in a flat in Hong Kong by Dave Burton & Co. Done about ten years ago maybe.

Couple of other books worth reading https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hit-Men-Brokers-Business-Vintage/dp/0679730613/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1318579590&sr=1-1 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Record-Men-Chess-Records-Birth/dp/1861977662/ref=sr_1_fkmr2_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1318579648&sr=1-2-fkmr2

How come you've changed your name on SS THREE times this year then ?

Chris, The thread is about celebrities !

Do you mean 'The In Crowd' by Mike Ritsion & Stuart Russell ?

If they own it. it's clearly not a boot, but as it's not on the original label that the first release was, it's a reissue. Legitimate yes, would I personally play it ? No. If you want to, that's up to you because I have no intention of telling anyone what they should DJ with. I'll leave that to their conscience.

As an original acetate exists, and assuming one of you two owns it, the other shouldn't be playing a carver, it's just a bootleg of the acetate.

In the majority of cases with small labels the artist didn't get royalties (they were just happy to either get a one off fee, or just happy to make a record), or if they did they were swallowed up by the recording costs. The only people that theoretically made money were the copyright holders for the song, ie the writer (or the record label owner who bought the song for a one off fee from the writer and then registered it in his own name) So the question of royalty payments is completely irrelevent in terms of forty year old vinyl.