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  1. RIP. Thats one hellava powerful song. I'd rather live in his world, than without him in mine....pure class. Ed
  2. Tomangoes posted a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    Absolutely... Trialling Zelle.com right now. Its free and instant to move $ to $ from banks who are signed up, and I think $10 straight if there is some banks who are not. Bottom line is i still think buyers using PP is ok. Its the sellers who are getting Chiseled, and eventually it will mean a levy is added, and so buyers will pay. Something definitely allowed PP to up their fees on the 1st Jan. Ed
  3. Tomangoes posted a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    Terrible news. RiP KOKO...is my lifes inspiration when I'm up against it. At one time I could give it 100mph all way through as well! Ed
  4. Tomangoes posted a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    I hear you brother.. My issue with PP.. If you sold a product for $, and you have a PayPal $ account, you got credited the $ after they take the %. Fair enough. One bite of the cherry. Before 1/1/21 you could move the remaining $ to, for example, a usa $ bank account for free. Same transaction now costs an extra 3%. No explanation or justification, just a change in terms and conditions, take it or leave it choice. If you instead, change the $ to £ they screw you on the exchange rate. I'm not a fan of the old paypal...more like stealpal or paypaypal.. Ed
  5. Not much twist on that wheel...:) Ed
  6. Hey Russ.. Have you got any good snaps of that knee deep lake near Lelystad to share? The one with the island in the middle reached only by boat. Ed
  7. Tell her your mine. As good as it gets. Good luck with the promotion. Ed
  8. So sad really. Such a young age. These days you'd hope a carbon monoxide alarm would have picked up the faulty appliance. What are they? A tenner? Should be built into every appliance, and cut off the power if the reading is not right. Same thing with those poor kids on holiday abroad a few years ago Ed
  9. Understandable... Thanks for trying. Bub RIP would indeed fill a few pages. Ed
  10. Thanks. Any reason why it stopped at 3? I did meet Nev and Keith a few times, and its great to hear about the dedication they put into our scene. I guess there's many movers and shakers who have sadly passed who should be spotlighted for their impact and influence. Sadly we never knew most of the artists, with the odd exception, but particularly for the original djs and promoters it would be great to hear about them. Ed
  11. Who else got spotlighted? Ed
  12. Tomangoes posted a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    RIP Indeed some great music made that will long be played on our scene. I was there for the second coming of shake a tail feather and it was massive around 79. Ed
  13. Scratchy might turn the Lady back out the door.. Ed
  14. According to Manship...about the Henry Boatwright version: a lead-singer with SOUL BROTHERS INC. Henry Boatwright offers up a forgotten Cleethorpes Pier classic.. Maybe Herman's Hermits version was confused with this ? Or maybe some adventurous dj did bang it out somewhere? Zoomsoulblue...where did you hear it? Ed
  15. That Herman's hermits tune...ouch. It gives that Paul Wnka when we get there a run for its money... Ed
  16. First time I heard this 'mecca biggie' I wanted to walk out the room. Definitely on the fringe. Ed
  17. Salisbury pub Scarborough around 77 listening to this old geezer reminiscing about back in the day for at least an hour, and thinking these are tall stories.... RIP Martin Ellis....all turned out to be true. Ed
  18. It could be a long list. Some good examples mentioned. To actually put somebody off though, it can't be a once popular poppy happy go.lucky tune simply because if it made somebody happy once...it could again. So more looking at an extreme tune, just bordering on norvun.....but yet brilliant to devotees. Got to be this. Brilliant but weird Ed
  19. Tomangoes posted a post in a topic in Look At Your Box
    And a later updated version.... Used to hate the original. Very depressing and slower than other stuff at the time. But I can live with it now:) Ed
  20. Tomangoes posted a post in a topic in Look At Your Box
    My white demo Laura Lee was definitely stamped... Ed
  21. Tomangoes posted a post in a topic in Look At Your Box
    About 40 years ago I bought a "detroit" soul pack, direct from the states. One or two nice "northern" items but most just for label collectors I guess Ric tic golden world some tamla, etc. I did notice the ric tic were mostly not stamped and assumed not original. Might have been wrong after all.. Ed
  22. RIP Sir What a great tune to be remembered by. Ed
  23. Surely most collectors, collect what they like and what they can afford. Two variables there. That was me back in the day... Never understood owning records I did not like but it meant I had everything released on a particular label, but no doubt it happens. A DJ and a collector can be one and the same, but no guarantee that having a great collection makes you a great dj, even though plenty may think that! I remember reading an article about Martin Barnfather who had to sell some rare tunes to fund the purchase of in demand great tunes. Thats probably something most djs do unless they are super rich! I'd agree that having say a collection of 75% of all respected original vinyl records ever played on the scene, is probably double the number needed from 1980. Ed
  24. Pretty sure it made up a lot of soul bowl soul packs in the late 70s. Nice tune..Nice voice...probably works better today. Ed

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