Britishbarry

£20. They knew it had value but didn't know how much. A couple of weeks ago I bought a Tommie Young in there. The shop is the Oxfam shop in Marlborough. They've told me they don't have anything else.

Jo Ann Garrett- That Little Brown Letter.

The Astor’s - More power too you

I agree. I’m the same age as well

Me too

Mid 60ts Jamo Thomas - I spy for the F.B.I Charlie Rich - Love is after me Edwin Starr - Stop her on site

I have to admit I bought one from a local record shop.

The club was called Dido’s in my day and the pub you are referring to was probably the Windsock. It was a funny shape.

I wasn’t there that night but went there a lot. I remember seeing Roy Ayers, The Crusaders, Crown Heights Affair and more. We spent a lot of time in the nightclub, Dido’s. I remember the last night of the Calli, we were told we could rip any of the fittings off the wall because it was being demolished the next day.

They play O. K. but I can’t make up my mind if the distorted guitar sound is accentuated by the off centre pressing or if it’s as recorded.

I have two original copies of this and they have both been pressed off centre. Have I been unlucky or are they all like this?

I must admit I do have some guilty pleasures but that’s not one of them. I dare not tell you what they are though.

I just walked into the living room, where the wife was watching Homes under the hammer and heard Mary Wells - Use your head being played on the show. Who’d a thought it!

She was also in Easy Rider

I thought that was Lonnie Liston Smith 😀😀

There is a version of Little Willie John I’m shakin being used on an advert at the moment.

Same here. It always packs the floor when I play it but i’ve seen it regularly on eBay for a fiver and it never sells.

My wife and I go on a cruise every year. On the t.v. In the cabin you can access the ship’s music channel. This is on it and it’s become our romantic holiday tune. It gets played over and over each cruise.

Sorry but the answer Is no. I sold it on eBay as i already had it. I forgot to mention it cost me a whole £1.00

I was in our small market town in Wiltshire and went in to a charity shop. They had a pile of singles. Going through them I found the usual Val Doonican, Ken Dodd stuff then found some Ray Merrell pop stuff, at this point I thought my luck couldn’t be that good, but low and behold almost the last record was a mint copy of Tears of Joy.

I was on a cruise ship and flicking through the various entertainment options on offer on the cabins tv I found a music channel with different genres of music. I was listening to the R&B section when on came Charles Sheffield.

Gene Chandler for me

I didn't watch it but I would be interested to know if she mentioned her father, Don Arden, who was one of the worst rip off merchants going.

Here's a picture of the b side of my copy of Sherlock Holmes Standing at a Standstill.