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I love this track, think it's excellent.

It's all Double Dutch to me!

I don't want to appear to be the party pooper, but let's remember someone lost their life at his place. Is this really something we should all be making fun about?

I forgot about 2 records I got at Derby! June Conquest - What's This I See (Curtom), bought off Shane. Kim Weston - I Got What You Need (MGM - Picture Cover), one of the raffle prizes.

Join the Club, Jamie! You've got good taste though, you've bought 2 records I've actually got (& know)!

Only bought a couple this month, I'm skint! The Voice Masters - If A Woman Catches A Fool b/w You've Hurt Me Baby (Bamboo) Roosevelt Grier - In My Tenement b/w Lavern Baker - Wrapped, Tied and Tangled (Horaces), come to think of it still waiting for this to be delivered! :angry: I got the following last month for £30 in total! The Artistics - Glad I Met You b/w Girl I Need You (Brunswick) Martha & The Vandellas - My Baby Loves Me (Gordy) The Holidays - Watch Out Girl (Golden World) Jackie Lee - Your P-E-R-S-O-N-A-L-I-T-Y (Mirwood) The Parliaments - Don't Be Sore At Me (Revilot)

He didn't get any bids though!

Just out of curiosity, how much does My Good Friend James go for?

I see Mr Manship has a copy up for sale on his auction. I bet it raises more than the $385 raised for the boot on Ebay!

Thanks for the info. I'll take your word it's from Asia, as it doesn't actually state anywhere (either on the record or cover) where it was made. Oh well , the hopes of having a record worth any great deal of money dashed again!

I can't believe they put the following message on the label: WARNING: Unauthorised reproduction of this recording is prohibited by federal law and subject to criminal prosecution

I like this, but seeing as an original is a bit beyond my means. I think I'll buy it on the Kent label for a fiver!

I bought this years ago, for not much money. I was just wondering if it was worth anything. So if someone could let me know a value, it would be appreciated, thanks. I don't play it much and was wondering if it's worth the hassle of selling it. Brenton Wood - Gimme Little Sign (EP) - Liberty LES-45029 Side 1: Gimme Little Sign & Psychotic Reaction Side 2: The Oogum Boogum Song & I Think You've Got Your Fools Mixed Up Front Cover: Back Cover:

Didn't you have this in the box at Derby? Why couldn't you have given me this, instead of my raffle prize?

I've never liked this song, can't be real soul as the bull is of the wrong persausion!

I can't really comment on music policy as I haven't been to a Do up North, yet. Although I'm going to Derby (that's Up North to me!) on Saturday, although I believe the music there will truely be across the board, as all those who are DJing are from all over the UK. I also think forums like this enable people to hear different tunes to what they'd normally hear out and about. The recent CD exchange being a good example (if anyone wants to give me a free CD, I'm not too proud to ask! ). As for people making you feel welcome, well I've attended a few Do's on my own. Only time people have spoken to me is when I've prearranged to meet them, like the time I met Gene at Soul In The City. Another time was back in January before the 100 Club, meeting Jamie, Rich, Janine, Brett and the others in the Pub beforehand. Generally though people in the South will not talk to you, I say this after attending a Do (just down the road from me, NOT Chalfont), where I stood at the back of a fairly small room and nobody approached me, I got bored and went home (doubt if I'd return to be honest). My opinion of Northerners, which goes back to when I attended scooter runs in the 80's, is that they are generally friendlier, and are initially more welcoming than Southerners. As for oldies events down South (not all Soul Events are held in London!), may I suggest Bisley? I would say they play predominantly Oldies, always a good turn out and a good night (just wish they'd get rid of the Fullers bitter, yuk!) In the future I plan to travel to some events up North. The strange thing is, it's probably easier to book a BnB up in Sheffield, Leeds, Manchester or somewhere, than try to get home from Central London in the early hours of the morning, after a few beers!

And there I was thinking we'd be discussing the merits of Theresa Lindsey & Billy Butler.

Plus a very small bit of footage of Wigan Casino, when Soft Cell was on.

How does him selling his records prove that he loves her? If she loved him, she'd let him keep them!

I found it..£250. If you go down the list by label and not artist, makes it easier to find.

the link would work if you put the 'h' at the start for http!

As someone who has limited spare income, I am sometimes caught between buying records or attending Do's. I try to go to one Do a month, although this is isn't always possible. So when payday comes round I find myself spending far too much money on records, than I should. I then find that when my weekends off come round, I've ran out of money and am unable to attend any Do's. This sounds like a pathetic sob story so far. What I was wondering was, what do people prefer buying and collecting records or attending Do's? Also if you had to choose only one, which one would you choose?

I ran anti-spyware and anti-virus seems to have solved problems. Dunno if you've done anything your end, Mike, but everything OK now.

I'm getting the same!