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Hi you will not be to suprised many top sounds were first played as UK Northern Soul by a select few the big ones not Wheel , came from Simon Sousan Ian Lavine Richard Serling/GLobel John Anderson Mick Smith and Big Clive , Ady Crosdell Pete widisn Moors Dunstable and Laighton Buzzard Spirella my hideout PEP Selecta Hector, rob boothCheepo Cheepo(get of me Barrow) PEP LOCAL JUNK SHOPS Bradford Markett VERVES and MGMs that will make you cry your eyes out and collectors of Soul Passing them on to top DJ for playing & promoting as for Titles Micks are great DAVE KIL

Nice DEMO at a Great price, This was one of the 1st us inports that I owned along with "This old Heart" Tammi Terrel Motown, Steve Wonder "Nothing to good for" TAMLA, "We shall Overcome" Mabic Tones on Red Label MAHS (RIC-TIC) back in 1970, they are all favourates for ever DAVE (MORE THAN SKIN DEEP)KIL.

Hi All "Hey solanay"="Tracks to Your Mind" - Sounds of the Lane Cobblestone, Diane Brooks "i my Heart"inst Acetate, "The Night"inst ? Acetate, "You've Been Cheat-in"inst-? Acetate. I like these as nobody seems to have them Top Inst is the Bari Track alternative version that mick used to play in his set, I have a blank somewhere? come from Goldmine??? DAVE KIL

Harpo do you know what I liked about Fleet ...? Absalutly Nothing ..... 78 was the year I stopped going to soul do,s got a job working in the Kitchen at Butlins Clacton???and wa\it for it guess who used to go on Holiday to Butlins???? yep good old Brian (I will watch your records Dave) And his luvley partner Mad Aline, yes the took about 1/2 oz & 800 back street blues to see them through the weeek....GOOD LINK YES?? DAVE KIL.

I bet it will be just as it has always been at the end of my life, after that I wont be bothered about much "I Guess" till then i will continue to play Soul 45s on a daily basis when I want and what I want. Remember it is all about the Vinal TThats why its called Record collecting DAVE *MORE THAN SKIN DEEP)KIL.

Nice one Pete, this is a nice collectors piece, sounds to me the way you describe the 45, it is a 68 trade record perhaps warning managers of Dance Halls Radio of its racy lyrics probably needed some explanation??? can you remember playing banned record? REGGAR did not stand a chance back then with its RUDE Words. I would class this as obscure and a collector's completest record, I have not got a clue of its value but similar type records go for £15 to £25.. Changing the subject a bit I have a BBC TRANSCRIPTION PROGRAME LP "MOTOWN SINGS THE HITS" VA Mint- nice Record But who collects LPs,once again RARE

"WAY BACK WHEN GODS DOG WAS A PUP" THERE WAS SOUL HEVAN IT WAS CALLED THE TK WHAREHOUSE UNTIL IT BURNED DOWN? ALL THOSE RARE RECORDS, MELTED GONE FOREVER R.I.P TK...DITTO WHAT DAVE SAID DAVE (MORE THAN SKIN DEEP)KIL.

Hi all UK issued Soul Hounds "I bet Pe Pete'S is thinking I know Dave will post on this record", To me this is one of the finest UK rarities, has a great pedigree (TORCH PLAY) + there is a early Bootleg of this, however it is not rare?. My last 2 copies were local (Wolves) and a few years back, 1st was a Green & White Demo that I got from John & Malc (the Talc) shop £25 sold it to Mick £30 the same week, and the 2ND come from Pete S completely out of the blue this is the copy on show a small label tare and after a bit of cleaning up (not skimming up) it is very healthy ex - As to value it has 2 selling points 1. it was withdrawn on the same day it was meant to come out? thus making the Stock copy extremely rare 2,. It is a UK record with no US pressing any record with this history makes for a must have, I noticed Mick Has 2 other UK must haves on his EBay sales? as I have never owned a Mint Issue, I would say it would be over the £500 mark easy, I would not sell my copy until I had a better copy but I would not consider any thing under £350 and Even that sound low, as it is rarer than Bauk to Bach MGM Issue and that must be a £300 record now?? DAVE (MORE THAN SKIN DEEP)KIL.

HERES MY NICE MINTY ONE, SOLD THE ISSUE FOR DOUBLE THE PRICE I PAID FOR THIS ONE DAVE(MTSD)KIL

Hi 3 Before 8 :- I remember back in the days of SOUL Mobile Disco,s most up and coming DJ,s use to end the set or the night on an instrumental, many used GREEN ONIONES BOOKER T.When I met Mick Smith properly in 71/2, up until then he was a Stevenage Face, was at the DIVE BAR in Hitchin the resident DJ Billy MAC (Torch goer) used to finish on 2 great endears Earl Van Dyke "the Flick" and Eddie Gorme "Every Body Go Home" I HAVE Always had Wynder K Frogs version of "Green Door" in every set that I have ever played and way back in 71 would end with James Carr "freedom Train" The Spinners "it,s a Shame" and the Adore mention Booker T sometimes it was "Time is Tight" the name of my first mobile Disco was SOUL ASYLUM but hardly ever got any bookings I use to get more BLing for others the worst being the CAZY HAT DISCO yes you have guessed it I had to ware a sombrero?? DAVE (Mi AMIGO) KIL.

THIS IS A VERY RARE ADD FROM 68 - 69 WAS MY FIRSI YEAR TO VISIT THE WHEEL (BUCLED HUB) AND ALL MY MEMROBILIA IS IN THE SAME STYLE AND FORMAT AS THIS ADD. THE FANTASTICS WERE ALSO THE FABULUS DRIFTERS AND YHR INVETATIONS WERE THE ORIGANAL TEMPTATIONS? OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT. BEN E KING HAD NOT TOURED THE UK SINCE 67 AND GY 69 THE RARE SOUL SCENE WERE DRIFTERS MAD, HENCE THERE REISSUES AND HITS ON BELL WERTE INEVATABLE SUCH WAS THE DEMAND FOR THE DRIFTERS. DAVE (MORE THAN SKIN DEEP FHE SPIRIT OF 69)KIL