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Post #34 Did take a while though Cheers Richard

Rob - it was on Refosoul but seems to have disappeared. Here it is from my soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user1502162/john-l-brown-rayettes-im Cheers Richard

Used to be in my top 10 but it's one of those records I played to death, over and over again, and I can't really listen to it now Cheers Richard

Aid mate - thread is about songs Melvin wrote but didn't record himself Plus - track was on Wheel City - not D-Town Agreed - fabulous, fabulous track. Cheers Richard

Willie Kendrick Listen to his Pied Piper RCA stuff - incredible, incredible voice Richard

Hi Rob Have a look at this link: Cheers Richard

J. J. Barnes - Forgive Me (Groovesville) Richard

The record label credits D. Davis (Don Davis) rather than M. Davis. Cheers Richard

Here are three: Steve Mancha - I Don't Want To Lose You (Groovesville) Steve Mancha - I Won't Love And Leave You (Groovesville) John L Brown & Rayettes - I'm Losing You (Like-It-Is) Cheers Richard

Nelson Sanders Lee Rogers Eddie Parker Johnnie Mae Matthews Jackey Beavers Don Hart & James Shorter Johnny Sayles

Good for you George - and the new happy owners Cheers Richard

Presumably Tuba as that was the local Detroit release. On a light blue issue or rarer light blue demo. Cheers Richard

On Tuba and VOLT. Cheers Richard

Oh dear

Poor form to post on someone's sales thread to debate prices - especially when not buying. Richard

Well - that's £24,100 worth of records In these days of austerity and hardship that is one hell of a post to put up. And what if they all come along at once? Richard

Bet that needs a steady hand Bob Cheers Richard

Ho Bob Yes, to be clear - I have never seen anything tangible - only rumours - such as than the references above - so would agree it doesn't exist. The unlucky 13 theory would also help to support this. Cheers Richard

It's not that similar - only the first 5 or 6 notes - you would never get it anywhere near a copyright claim Cheers Richard

When I try and click on the images to get a decent look I get this message: "You do not have permission to view this image" Never come across that on here before Richard

Why not look for generic advice from the tax people themselves? If you are just exploring this and want to do thing by the book - which is what it sounds like - they would be the best people to ask. HMRC website should have the rules they work to. Or phone them. This will tell you what you need to know - how you need to register as a business and in what capacity - how much you can earn before being VAT liable etc. Cheers Richard P.S. I have always found them very helpful when I have spoken to someone. They help cut out all the stuff you can then ignore in the long and complex paperwork, and also explain things in simple way so you can understand it.

Cheers Marc That makes it a JM option 2 then according to matrix details - proving your point I think. JM auction listing details: For clarity on the 3 original Velgo 002 presses are as follows: JUST SAY YOU’RE WANTED VELGO 002 SI-C10003 matrix SI-C10003 matrix first press, withdrawn and destroyed, as the mastering deemed flawed - recording skips. JUST SAY YOU’RE WANTED VELGO 002 DJ SI-C10003 a-side 344 matrix. Promo copies play slightly off-center JUST SAY YOU’RE WANTED VELGO 002 SI-C10003 a-side 344 matrix was the “immediate” replacement release with re-mastering which plays correctly. This suggests there were no demos on the first damaged press that skips - I thought there were? Cheers Richard

Yes, have heard that Fantastic Four theory before - think it must have been back in a copy of "Detroit City Limits" - will see if I can find it when I get a minute. I wonder if that pre-dated the Sharon Davis book - it might have done? Cheers Richard

Marc - what is your matrix on the WD - is it the 344 matrix that JM mentions, or is it the other one please? Cheers Richard

Cheers Peter Hope I'm not going to spoil everyone's enjoyment of this great 45 now Surely dancers notice this kind of thing - especially the older ones - as it gets easier the longer the record goes on Cheers Richard