Liljimmycrank

Little Ben is a nice pick up for a fiver!

Nice price on waymond hall in that condition

With the high quality on offer, I'd say sell another six

Or just half a dozen?

Probably because of the going rate of the record not being comparable to the price listed and therefor disjointed to prices on most of the wants

Bri_Phill on here was after a copy of James Fountain IGNORE THAT, sorry wrong person

Loads in there without price/condition?

Vontastics is a cracking cheapie

BARGAIN!!!

Vel-vets demo in sales recently

With due respect.........what are you on about?? Gary's tenure on the soul scene has sod all to do with his cinematic critique of a film!! He gave a balanced and 'unbiased' view of the film. His review was quite refreshing I thought, and clearly chose to leave the accuracy parts to those who were actually there. I wasn't in the Vietnam war, not have I ever been a soldier........does that mean I can't write a review on Apocolypse Now?? Someone best phone Elaine and tell her to put bouncers on the cinema doors to check people's Northern Soul life passports. If you haven't done 10yrs work experience, you ain't coming in!!!! Jeeeeeez Not that it matters, but Gary's been on 'the scene' about 6 years, and that's only from the time I've known him so poss longer

Fantastic sales list!!! Archie Williams is an absolute knock out record in my humble

A decent stylus/cartridge set up can make poor records enjoyable, and when coupled with good decks and powerful sound system, the 'ok to Dj with' can ring very true. I thought manships result would've been closer to £2k for a mint rare and such quality record as this

I'm game for that mate

Ian Brown and Manni are Manchester faces, and has been said, they probably know Elaine pretty well. The preview was in Manchester, so why not drum up interest by putting famous faces at the event relative to where it's being viewed? To argue against that by saying "they weren't there in the 70's" is just utter tosh. These films cost substantial amounts of money. That money needs recouping through ticket sales / DVD sales, sponsorship etc etc. The film itself is the driving force behind attracting custom, but you also need to find other ways of pulling in the punters, i.e. appeal to the hipsters who think it's cool to watch that film because they read in the Manchester Evening News that Ian Brown also watched it. Sad fact, but true. Plus if you read about The Stone Roses, and Brown / Manni himself, they were into northern soul, particularly from their early scooter rally days. Good to see a couple of reviews popping up on here now. Some from a memories view, and some from a cinematic view. I'll definitely go watch the film, or get it on dvd if unable to attend a cinema it's showing at. I'm more interested in the portrayal of 70's life and how soul music was an escape for people from their mundane lives. I'm interested in the storyline, the music, the dance scenes, that type of stuff but it won't be paramount as i've seen, listened to and read enough stories to get a grasp of the past, so the cinematic credentials are what i'm keen to assess.

What did the Manship auction one fetch recently?

Same YouTube clip fir every record paul

If the friend you refer to is me then cheers Si, if not get in the queue

Soundclips just for reference, but actual clips available on request. Postage £2.50 1st class recorded, £1.50 1st class, or if you need Special delivery £6.60 (UK) EU £3.50 standard airmail, £8 registered. Paypal (as gift preferably but not essential) or bank transfer. PM to reserve or txt 07968174086. Cheers Azza FOURTH SESSION - WOULD YOU LOVE ME JAYVILLE, EX+, £85 EBONIES - YOU GOT WHAT I WANT MIDWEST, EX+, £75 SPACEARK - WELCOME TO MY DOOR / DO WHAT YOU CAN DO COLOR WORLD, EX, £30 LEE SHOT WILLIAM - IT AINT ME NO MORE, MT, EX, £15 MANHATTANS - GIVE HIM UP DELUXE, VG+, £15 (Just needs a clean, prob grade better) THE PARLIAMENTS - LOOK AT WHAT I ALMOST MISSED REVILOT, EX, £12 LEONE THOMAS - THANK YOU BABY DON, EX, £7 (Includes company sleeve)

Nev Griffiths was selling a copy if this Lazy, don't know if it is still available though mate. Azza

great tune Maxwell, hope you get one

Nail on the head Kev. I don't think they were trying to achieve anything other than that last night judging by the YouTube clip

I hate the Brits as a concept. A load of back slapping and posh nonsense for bands that produce over-hyped garbage in the main, or manufactured money spinners who just re-work/rip off original records by adding their 'own take' on it (one direction - one way, Robin Thick - blurred lines, Bastille - rhythm is a dancer........all examples of the above and probably got air time on the show at some point). Didn't watch it, BUT just watched the YouTube clip of the Pharrell / Northern Soul hot topic. Is it just me, or can anyone honestly say that outside the soul scene nobody would've have had a clue that they were doing northern soul dancing until he announced it at the end??? You could barely see their moves properly, and hardly any focus on the background dancing at all. Something can't be portrayed in a bad way and damage a reputation if it can't be seen!! Good on em for doing something that they can show their grand kids and have an amazing experience

Oh do enlighten us Terry

Don't worry about us mate, friendly banter. Terry likes what he likes, and that's important. Can't all be the same now can we. That'd be pretty boring