pikeys dog

I've got a U.S. lp with the track on if anyone wants it for £15 inc. P&P

So it's not just me who thinks Craig Moerer has lost the plot with his prices recently then....

I don't understand anyones need to play CDs. For me they are now equal to playing a track off of a C60 cassette. Ok for throwing in the CD player in the car, but completely lacking in atmosphere. They can't replace that feeling you get as you pull a record from it's sleeve, gently wipe any dust off, carefully place it on the turntable and lower the needle onto the groove.. the first couple of seconds of gentle crackle, or the sound of the stylus riding the groove, then Wham... the music hits you.

Sorry, broadbands been offline - I've responded to your message...

Bootleg sleeves now is it! harumph!

I don't know why you're getting so narky... you'll never get one for £125 these days whatevers on the flip.

Both sides state: Licensed from Music Garden Inc. A Quinton M. Claunch Production There are no writers credits on either side.

I'll look in the most obvious place for it and get back to you...

Percy Wiggins - Call On Me.

Picked a Rubiyats up last year for about £25. Hardest in my experience are: Eddie Holman. Tom Green. Singing Principal issue. The sampler 45.

no mention of the three later action reggae releases (grey singer label) or the promo sampler (blank Mauve Action label ones side / blank People label t'other) Only shy of one, possibly two for the ful set of 45s and have got a full set of LPs plus a few doubles.

Bob on that Dave. Saves my typing finger no end of stick.

Am I the only one who remembers Barry pontificating about a night he was going to promote?

Looking at the second list posted, the appear to have missed off everything released 1970 - 1973. I'll type a quick list up when i get back in from graft.

ACT 4623 Chosen Few - Funky Butter // Wondering 1974 This is listed, but I've never seen one or heard of one in anyones collection. Sean says he's got the full set above - maybe he could confirm / deny its existence.

They don't sound any better with age.

No, I just had a harder paper round. It's all the bloody hills in Sheffield.

https://www.georgwa.demon.co.uk/action_records_singles.htm not complete but its a start

Mel Brat must be sat on the Karzi, penning the first 2 chapters of "The Ian Lav-ine Story"

I was about 12 when it shut.

Sandra Phillips - You Succeeded - Broadway And I never went.

no , i've only got another 4000 records to look through though...

£25 on a good day.

Its a local club, for local people.

Penny frightener (Sheffield term - Also known elsewhere as a Penny Dreadful) A cheap salacious Victorian horror 'magazine'.