Benji

No, we value the mix over the format. Most 12" mixes are too long and go on and on and on and on and on. Average NS song is 2:20. Compared to that a 5:00 12" mix is like eternity.

Neither pre nor post internet for me. Early internet days were the best for me. Pre-Soul Source site, the days of the Soul Source/Soul Talk mailing lists were the best. Happy times.

And who the f*ck is "JEMO"??

I got a Wigan tape with the 12" of Eddie Holman Night to remember on it.Think Searling played it but am not sure.

Form what i remember: yellow label/Black letters = boot yellow label/blue letters = orig PS. DJ copies b/w only. no yellow DJ copies

Dave, can't see any link at all to BENELUX collectors, what makes you think so? Always assumed it's a US bootleg label for the disco scene. The other release I know of is Aristocrats/A Brothers Guiding Light. Are there any others?

The non-live version is the one to have! So avoid the UK press. Or buy the album.

Easy one, answer is 42.

As always Rod was ahead of his time, Brotherly Love was released in 1990.

THE SOCIALITES - YOU'RE LOSING YOUR TOUCH - WARNER BROS (EX+) Great Girl Group Northern. Lovely condition, just a few marks off M-. Comes in original company sleeve. £20 incl. free worldwide shipping! Paypal only, as gift prefered. Please PM if interested Thanks! Benji

DEE DEE SHARP - DEEP DARK SECRET - CAMEO (VG+/VG++) - £50 Great oldie. Label damaged, record plays loud and clear. Audio clip TNT BAND - THE MEDITATION - COTIQUE (VG) - £10 Funky latin soul. Audio clip THE SHOWMEN - THE WRONG GIRL - MINIT (VG+/VG++) - £75 Another great oldie. Record plays loud and clear. Audio clip Postage worldwide from Germany: £2.90 standard £5.00 signed for Paypal only, as gift prefered. Please PM if interested Thanks! Benji

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No it's called freedom of speech. freedom of speech means you're entitled to voice your opinion, it doesn't mean you're obligated to voice your opinion every time.

Are we talking about marmite records? Or love/hate records? To me, "over rated" means the track is ok, or even good but by far not as good as demand/price/popularity would suggest. Therefore my nominees are: Margaret Little Tommy & The Derbys Milton James

Gregg Diamond isn't hard to find. May not turn up every day but surely not rare. pricewise: it used to be around 40 quid but I guess you won't get more than 10/15 for it nowadays. Brilliant track IMO, Luther Vandross on lead vocals if you didn't know that already.

Unless it's a different mix this one made it on 7" didn't it? Was even booted I think

Dave McCadden claimed to have owned a copy. Don't know what happened to it after his passing.

Thanks, wasn't sure about Bobby. Certainly didn't know about Jon Lucien 7". Expensive?

can do a scan when i,m back home. please pm me if you still need one.

It's credited to her on the Sidra/Joe Boy 7". I first thought the version on the acetate is the one they initially credited to Barbara Mercer. But according to Google it's infact Pearl and not Babs.

Auctions ending this sunday afternoon....

Robb, see my post above yours. If you're referring to "a dream" on both acetates, that song is not sung by Precisions but Pearl Jones.

The dream version on the Ebay acetate is female and by Pearl Jones. So is #4 "give me another chance".

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What is the other D&B record?