Craig W

Or the bloke on Blackpool seafront on the racing camels game where you have to roll the balls in the holes to make them move

Mikki Farrow - Set my heart at ease - Could it be. Wonderful double sider.

I think this is the item in question. https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...y0%3D%26fvi%3D1

I have put this on Ebay with no reserve. It sells for whatever it ends at even if its just the starting price. https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...AMESE%3AIT&rd=1

Pow Wow - Manny Corchado - Decca. Played this about 10 times today , fed up of hearing it now so it goes on Ebay tonight!!

Nothing wrong with Len Barry , Ken , very underrated IMO , he was a great blue eyed singer of the top drawer. I love "You baby" and rate it very highly. Apparently he was a great live stage act giving it all the acrobatics and that when live on stage.

1-2-3 was also issued on UK MCA MU 1172 in 1972 backed with You baby.I would imagine this copy you have Ken is probably from the same date and an export copy because of the reversed matrix but worth little or nothing nevertheless.

Heres a couple that will set you back little or nothing I've been playing recently. Bunny Sigler - Sunny Sunday - Parkway. https://www.soulclub.org/stream/Bunny_Sigle...unny_Sunday.ram Percy Sledge - Heart of a child - Atlantic. https://www.raresoulman.co.uk/sounds/exists...EART_OF_A_CHILD

Ive just looked and you're right , stock £20.00 , DJ £150.This is what he says. "CARL "45" FORTNUM IS THE ONLY COLLECTOR I KNOW WHO HAS A PROMO OF THIS DETROIT CLASSIC. THERE WILL BE A FEW OTHERS BUT IT'S A BIG GAP IN MOST DEMO COLLECTIONS"

Ive got a multicolour Dj copy. Am I right in believing this is worth a lot more than the stock copy?

The first hour is painfully slow and is a bit of a slog if you try and do it all to yourself so as someone mentioned earlier me and Pete do half hour each to start the night and what we did the other night which seemed to work well was we double decked between 10-11 so in effect you were behind the decks for a hour and a half.

There was also an EX copy on ebay last week at £20.00 buy it now. It should'nt be to hard or expensive to pick up. I played this on Friday. Great record.

I'm newly promoting and Djing at a small venue here in Wolverhampton and have basically lost money overall on the 3 events so far but have booked the venue for the whole of next year which I will honour because I totally and truly and allways have loved the music and so far I have enjoyed every minute of it and will continue till I make enough money to retire comfortabally or bankrupt myself , although I fear the latter will be first. What people dont realise is you dont just turn up on the night , set up, pack up and go home , there is a lot more to it than that and you have to put a hell of a lot of work in the background and another thing is when you need their support you find out who you're real friends are.

Had a poor year at the boot sales this year , I'm up most Sundays at 5am but not much about nowadays but I've had tons of really cheap stuff off Ebay listed in the wrong categories including a mint demo of The Chris Towns unit - Turn to me on Port for $2.00. The best value for money and the one that has given me the most listening pleasure is Love by Gladys on O-Gee for $40.00.

What a record, Love it everytime I hear it and so great to dance to. Where I went last night when it was played it totally filled the floor where as some lesser known tunes emptied it so that says a little bit about it.

I got a juicy mouth baby - Liza Mae.

Heres the alternate take of The New world by The Burning Emotion on ABC. As i said earlier listen for the great sax duelling with the harmonica towards the end. Stevie Wonder V Mike Terry.

All said in good humour. Seriouslly if I sold the whole of my collection it might keep you on air for a week at most.

Sell a couple of records out of that large big money collection of yours and use the proceeds to help keep you going for a while. Thats what I'd do personally

Just dug the ABC version out of The New world and you're right it is nothing like the Bang version its still credited to Teddy Vann & totally the opposite , in fact it sounds a bit like Groving with Mr Bloe. Some great saxaphone playing in it mind.Very strange.

Heres the greatest ever instrumental complete with soul drenched vocals. Listen for the great erm sax break.Superb stuff

On the same subject I seem to remember the Wheeltappers re runs bieng shown on one of the Sky or Cable channels in the last few years and there was a black female artist singing a great version of the old Tony Middleton classic To the ends of the earth but cant remember who it was.

Yes its on the Slow Fizz label white label Dj promotion "copi" SF1. I dont know the origins of it.

Whats wrong with the lyrics "Stevie Wonder and his Fingertips , James Brown with those Motown licks" Absolute classic lines And another thing there are no call centres in Stoke on Trent now , they are all in India.