Ian Parker

I got a lovely Yellow Demo of Peggy March if the guy looking still wants one

make that 2 please.

Pete Taylor - not afraid to play something different at general oldies nights. Balance is the key word

I have a stunning Ashdown EB180 bass combo for sale. wonderful condition. not used hence reason for sale. £100 collect from Grantham

that was my take too, beat me to it It has Smokey Robinson written all over it ... WIN

https://www.hemsbyrocknroll.co.uk/events.html Would this be the very same group known to us ? ie: I'm gonna change

top stuff Rob . .

11 - 12 Hello all. heres most of my playlist from memory. I'll await the sarcastic comments as usual. but just to clarify to the soul police. there were no boots played. honest your honour No particular order Young holt unlimited - california montage (Brunswick Demo) PP Arnold - Everythings gonna be alright (UK Virgin issue 1980) Lynne Randell - stranger in my arms (Aus CBS) Gene Chandler - i can take care of myself (Constellation issue) Mamie Galore - it aint neccessary (St Lawrence issue) Billy Davis - Stanky get funky (Cobblestone issue) Ike n Tina - dust my broom (Tangerine issue) Bobby Garrett - my little girl (Mirwood issue) Grand Piano Co. - Esperanto (Ampex demo) Benzine - village of tears (Parkway issue) Lenny Welch - 100 pounds of pain (mainstream demo) Olympics - the same old thing (Jay boy issue) Fred Hughes - Baby boy (Brunswick issue) The Cooperettes - Shing a ling (Brunswick demo) Betty Everrett - bye bye baby (ABC issue) Lada Edmund Jnr - Larue (MCA issue) Rita Dacosta - Dont bring me down (Contempo UK) James Bounty - prove yourself a lady (Compass Demo) Denise Lasalle - love reputation (Checker issue) cant remember others at mo thanks to all that came along and a big thanks to Mark for inviting me again. what a night, superb !

buy a UK London issue. legit and cheaper

just realised the link dont work on the page. . oh well. can anyone post in in the thread for me please?

https://s50.photobucket.com/albums/f339/ian40/?action=view&current=ianMs.jpg I was 17 and mad for it. Mr M's - late 79 (im the one holding the record) . i finally found this after searching for ages !

well said that lad. to be spinning records at 14 is true testamant to your love of music. keep it up. remember, no shame in playing legit reissues. Betty Boo aint cheap, if you wanna play it, you play it .

ABC Styrene presses. . . I've had Jackie lee, The Kittens, Eddie Holman, Betty Everett .. all have literally worn out

Hats off, a DJ not afraid to play legetimate re-issues some great records there.. Linda Jones and the Showmen especially. legendary tunes. lovely Shane Martin - I Need You - CSP The Ivories - Please Stay - Soul City Test Press Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes - Get Out (And Let Me Cry) - Route Larry Williams & Johnny Watson - Too Late - Epic The Velvets - I Gotta Find Me Somebody - Disco Demand The Servicemen - Sweet Magic - Grapevine (WELL I AM NOT MADE OF MONEY!) Betty Boo - Say It Isn't So - Grapevine

that was my listing. nice badge. i have many others for sale over the coming weeks

thankyou Andy. I'll see you at Grantham soul in June. i'm guest DJ, so the emphasis will certainly be on the soulful history of my home town. some fabulous resident jocks there, should be a belter! I'll be digging more goodies out for this coming sat, been buying some great records. very much looking forward to playing alongside some quality DJ's

I will be on this coming weekend yes. thankyou for the feedback, its very much appreciated

experience/knowledge . anyone who knows, will spot an original patch from a photo... i've seen a few repro's on ebay sell for daft money because the seller lists them as 'original' its not the buyers' fault for buying them, its the sellers' fault for misleading them in the first place

Ninja, list them seperately on ebay. you'll sell em

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/130643558615?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Yocky and Ted Massey both play it out . I have the Carl Carlton version too., lovely tune

thats goin back some years Pete. Top of Dysart rd. first ones i remember were Dobie Gray, James Lewis and Mystic Moods. .. Susan Coleman was there in the very early days too

i'd like to see one of these. were they given out at the Nighters? I've never ever set eyes on one, apart from the 70's repro ones Anyone?

1981. sold Frankie Beverly on SASSY, along with others to the guy on lincoln market for a tenner. I was on the dole and needed cash. on a lighter note, i paid £3.50 for Frank Beverly,