Dave Rimmer

Be Your Baby on Decca. Priced anywhere between £20 and £350 depending on who you talk to. I sold a battered one last week for £60.

Bloody hell, is it really TEN years ago ! I must admit, those Friday nights at Bretby were really the dog's bollocks. If you do get Steve back to DJ Chris, who are you going to bump off the line up this time

Can't hear anything Pete

So hopw much are you prepared to offer for one ? I have a mate with a copy that he will sell for the right amount. Dave

So have you got some cheap phones then ? I could do with a new one

heh heh heh a dig at me there I think. It sounds Sixties. End of story

Hi guys, I need to get in touch with Mark Johnson from Derby and I've lost his number and address. Can anyone email it to me OFF LIST Nothing to worry about I just want to buy a record off him cheers

You could be a bloke on crutches

I did the spot before Mark 5 - 6 am Nicole Willis & The Soul Investigators - If This Ain't Love - Timmion The Belles - Don't Pretend - Mirwood The Cavaliers - Hold Onto Your Baby - RCA Victor The Enchantments - I'm In Love With Your Daughter - Faro Joanne Courcy - I've Got The Power - Twirl The Vondells - Hey Girl - Airtown Larry Banks & Jaibi - My Life Is No Better - Unreleased GWP Don Gardner - My Baby Likes To Boogaloo - Tru-Glo-Town Syng McGowan - That's What I Want - Hope Bobby Baskerville - Gotcha Where I Wancha - Dot Mickie Champion - What Good Am I - Musette Patience Valentine - If You Don't Come - SAR Minie Epperson - Grab Your Clothes - Peacock Ted Taylor - Somebody's Always Trying - Okeh The Five Royales - Catch That Teardrop - Home Of The Blues The Magnetics - I Have A Girl - Ra Sel The Caressors - I Can't Stay Away - Ru Jac Ernie Marbray - Ain't Nobody's Business - Wee Athens Rogues -She Could Love Me - Stop Sam Fletcher - I'd Think It Over - Tollie The Fantastic Four - Can't Stop Looking For My Baby - Ric-Tic George Smith - I've Had It - Turntable

I've got one of those somwhere.

Look at the name of the Take Away he went to......

Do you want the other leg broken

To be honest, not really. Like Pete Smith says, I think it's someone who has been creative on their PC. Some of the tracks sound like bad pub singers In fact, It's so bad, that I'll start taking it out with me at weekends, and the first SS member to give me three quid can have it (A saving of £119 I might add )

Haven't seen a copy of the Ra Sel one for sale anywhere for at least a couple of years.

As your last post was rather ambiguous, I'll just point out that it wasn't me.

Well I picked a copy up at Middleton allnighter for three quid !

Bids is in Longton, Stoke On Trent. One of Mace's do's

Hiya Mark, Guess the painkillers I offered you at Middleton wouldn't have done the job then would they All the best, hope you are up and about fairly quickly, and if it comes to the worst can I have Eddie Parker and The Four Tracks Cheers

yes

What were you doing up a ladder at your age anyway Ted ?

Ah yes, that Northern Soul icon, Stuart Maconie.

Well yes, if you'd actually read my post properly, you'd realise that 6 X 6 was recorded by Motown as an instrumental. The vocal is by someone who went into Motown for an audition and sang a vocal over the instrumental. And you're right, the vocal doesn't it nicely over it. Which is proberbly the reason it remained unreleased.

What more do you need other than my word ? I've nothing to gain by saying I've heard it, seen it, held it. Nor has Ted Massey. Nor has John Pugh. He's also had it years, but refuses to tape it for anyone because it is a genuine 'one-off', and as soon as he put's it on tape, it will eventually mysteriously appear somewhere else. Having said that, I've got it on tape from when he DJ'ed at the 100 Club, 'live' so to speak, so there are 'sound files around'. It's just that you haven't got one !

Yes, John Pugh from Wolverhampton owns it. And before anyone says it doesn't, I've heard it played, seen it, and held it. So has Chris Anderton amongst others It's an unreleased Motown recording that was apparently recorded when someone went to Motown for an audition. When you hear the vocal you'll understand why he wasn't successful

I've sold two at £40, and I know one of the people who bought one off Manship for £50