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Ken, thanks for your posts-some nice trax-in the Modern Room, I like the faster trax.....Byron Stingily's not Toooooo bad....

cracks caused by tight fitting centres-hmmm are some people fitting the centre with a Hydraulic Press????...I've seen some DJ Gear, but.. ........I recall dropping a metal (turned) centre on my Mary Love '45-it was bloody heavy!!!!

Angie Stone-'Wish I did'nt Miss You'-J Records .just walked into a 'DJ' shop, (staffed by DJs), and asked if anyone had it;a 'house' DJ was selling his vinyl....funny how you can just go somewhere, on 'a' day, and....

having done itmyself, I agree with the former-another subatnce to try is Nail Varnish Remover (not too much!!) as that may get some of the more stubborn dirt out-have you got a record-cleaning brush? re the expensive Record Cleaner, there was a site called teresaudio.com (?), a few years ago, which had instructions for making your own record cleaner, using old Vacuum Cleaner parts, and an old turntable....good luck, anyway

-thanks very much, this is brilliant!-the bloke in the first one seems to be doing the 'skate'.....I recall, and have on video, a programme about Sam Cooke, and the Gospel Circuit; there was some real rave-up dancing in that, filmed in a Church...thanks again

Thanks for the D/Ls-more to the collection!!!

..'Walk in the Night'.....brilliant, IMO..

CORRECTION! CORRECTION! CORRECTION! CORRECTION! ..before someone else gets in, the track, that is similar, in an unquantifiable way, to 'Wish I did'nt miss You', was'Don't Hold Back'-Brown Sugar... Dooooh! :fool:

thanks Ken, for your generosity....

-Angie Stone-YES, brilliant Track, listen to the Joneses-'Pull my String'-sounds similar...;and I know that the sample came from somewhere else...re Driza-bone, should'nt that be.....White Labile??.....and as for M.G., the 'mpg grove' mix; was'nt there a lot of background noise on that recording???.... ...caused my the Grove being Mowed!!!!!!! "whats going on???"

-Hello, Mr. C; hmmm, I am intrigued!!-what was the theory????

..Oh, and by the way,the first track that really got me: '6 by 6'-Earl Van Dyke and the Motown Brass (as credited on the Single)-by the way, Jo, where was that Coffee Bar??

have you still got the Kent LPs??-I still have all mine...and the rest...

-speak to Pete Smith-this happened to him a couple of months sgo, I think....I know this is the second time I have heard of this sort of fraud

-thanks for that reminder-I saw this thread and was trying to think....Dream World is a stupendous track (IMO)

..hmmmmm....The Intruders.......'Do You Remember Yesterday'-thats a good one as well-as is your favourite track, funky lady-wadda 'bout the Skullsnaps, Voices of East Harlem, etc...

Sounds quite logical to me..... ...........Belgium is the only place that would play this depressing dirge of a track..... clanky, clanky, clanky,.....the sound of R&B Soul.....

...especially when they insist of walking the longest possible route, across a full dancefloor with a night's supply of pints!!!!!-re the smoking/no smoking debate-I love the sounds of soul, so I have to put up with the imposition of smokers on me; but it is amusing when Drink-Driving, drunkenness, Drug-Taking are used in defence of this habit, but there you go...

......thanks for the quick reply, Pete-so how can I get a copy of the track 'I wanna know'-Jean Carter, .....?

.... so the info on this track is in the public domain.......in that case Pete, give us the benefit of your knowledge,......reveal all...thanks, in advance...

Time-Edwin Starr; there is another track, with the title 'Time', but I cannot recall who it's by, ATM (and I've got it!!)

..hmmm, how BIG is the 'I wanna know' fan club?????

As far as I know-Butch is at the 100 Club next Weekend, so, if I go, I will be able to find out, ( if he plays it!!!!!); this one has stuck in my mind, as much as yours, I see. Thinking about it, I do think it is, for some reason, a 'New York' style production; also, the soaring vocals-they might give a clue to the actual title. I do wonder, sometimes, if, in these situations, and with Modern Recording Technology, if it is worth asking the DJ concerned if they would copy it to a CD, for personal enjoyment.....

-Hiya markw-the Decca Acetate, eh!!!!; I am also interested in who this is-I did once suggest, to Butch, that it was Reparata(!)-perhaps, as far as answering your Q., there is 'Omerta' in the brother and sisterhood.....It is a brilliant track, though, isn't it...

Regional Accents fashionable today?....hmmmm, well ectuawelly, I thowet they were yeaars agew...... .....I could 'av trained yer 't speke propah yeeers ago.....(1982) R4 Prog was a nice 'snipett', though...!!!!