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Hi Carl Must have missed these at the time. Just been searching and came across your post. Nice stuff - love Fortune, Hi-Q etc. Cheers Richard

Is this the same version/mix as the Correc-tone version? I'm not suggesting they are different btw Cheers Richard

Well said Bridgey Cheers Richard

I have a Robert Ward WDJ - posted it up on here a while back Cheers Richard

No they did not This is the closest I have ever got to one Richard

Ah yes - nice spot Joan. Here it is from YouTube. See Joe Hunter gets a writing credit this time - plus Brohun music is credited BJ is definitely better Cheers Richard

Also on a WDJ copy. Chicago label I think - Celtex Music etc. but Joe Hunter involved as you can see from the label credits. I think this is a great, great record - love it - so very soulful Cheers Richard

What about Otis Smith who recorded 'We Can All Walk A Little Bit Prouder' on Tuba? Cheers Richard

Hope so mate - it's a great selection of tracks Cheers Richard

Hi all Dean's briliant show is on again tonight 7-9pm Special guest tonight is KITCH Tune in now folks. Cheers Richard

Pure class Richard

Nice one Andy Now things are hotting up. Can you share any more info please? Thanks Richard

All the characteristics of a great Northern record Pete Cheers Richard

Come on soulsourcers - you have had long enough to come up with something for me on this.

Spot on Kev - "I Don't Wanna Cry" is the bst side IMO too Cheers Richard

Little-Stevie Tried to PM you but says you aren't receiving new PMs. Go here mate: https://www.raresoulv...bel&search=hi-q Tim Brown - Anglo American and cheaper than Brady & Manship Richard

Label is Hi-Q Think both Pat Brady and John Manship's have this on their sites. Tim Brown also possibly if I remember correctly. Richard

It's more the principle Pete as it pi**es me off with records.

For cheap if they find it themselves. Now everyone's seen it.

I'm not interested in it - but someone might be - so why draw attention to it on a big internet forum? What's wrong with highlighting it after it's ended? You get the same out of it surely? R

Which version Steve? Cheers Richard

The thing is John Manship's auction works on a proxy basis in increments. This means there were at least two people who were prepared to pay this kind of amount - maybe there were more bidders willing to do so. The only thing that split them was the value of the final bid increment. Cheers Richard

Wouldn't the BBC have some kind of archive? Richard

It's a fair theory David For comparison, I'm pretty sure I have two copies of The Superlatives - Lonely In A Crowd on Westbound - one has the ZTSC stamp, the other if I remember correctly is ARCHER stamped - would have to check though Cheers Richard

Plus that Impression WDJ looks top class Richard