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certainly can matey, 2-3 or 3 till 4 availible, just let me know, the venue's easy to find, the waggon and horses, is on the the manchester road, from congleton its about 1 - 2 miles. see you there, get in touch if there's any problem.

Dont know why, snoopy dean and Bobby Franklin get knocked so much, yer not the first, its a clique now, both great dance tunes in my opinion.

Fancy a spot of djing this sat? No payment sorry but I have a couple of slots now on sat pm and early hrs of sunday morning @ the congleton scooter weekender, cheshire this wkend. Obviously it gets you free entry though, contact me if your interested. Sat pm you can play pretty much what you like, soulwise. 1 hour slot availible, its indoors too, case the weather turns all English on us!

Wasnt aware of this release Til tony foster pulled it out, lol, at the last genuine, beautiful label.

I got about £150 for the foundations about 10 years ago, not seen it for sale since.

I wish i didnt have to be Kev but open mindedness to lesser known tunes on the northern scene, well lets just say, the NS crowd in general are not reknowned for it nowadays, it'd probably take 3 years to break Cecil Washington or even Frank Wilson were they discovered today!

Trouble is it can all be so misleading, like assuming that a records relativly common cause you've seen multiple copies for sale in the last month, its often the case that several collectors are off loading the same tunes at the same time, tunes are ofetn like buses, you wait for ages...........

Very well put, but genres sell magazines, gig tickets and records unfortunatly.

not sure that any of those records would be assured to attract anyone to dance in the UK, not in my experience anyway.

like many others with a young family, the weekend was all about flag waving, picnics and beacons being lit, sorry I didnt make it to any of the many worthy events listed above, but sometimes family has to take priority.

sorry totally disagree, 1/2 slots should be the norm, for every great hour slot I've heard plenty of collectors, go out on limb with records that dont deserve dancefloor time, shorter sots should and do make things flow better, and the ego thing which most northern collectors seem to poccess in abundance, seems to respond really well to the competitive nature of short slots.

muck fee, and mar lady calls me cynical, christ knows what i'll be like in ten years but I hope I dont get as bad as most of you lot, you'll have nay ficker selling on her at this rate.

Last call folks, a bit late but this is what I played last friday. Yeah I know i streched the classics just a little in places! Black sugar- Too late Isonics- sugar Patrice Hollaway- love and desire Seven Souls- I still love you Cooperettes- Shingaling Velors- I'm gonna change Tommy Navarro- I cried my life away Harry Deal- I still love you and, as always, our last tune Maxime Brown- One in a million

Pleased to say there's not much in either me soul or dance/ disco collections that I've not been able to replace over the years. Its the nigly one like the Valentino's- 'sweeter' and the epitome of sound that used to sell @ 20 and are now around 150, that i cant bring myself to hand over the readies for again that bother me.

oops, yes okeh, Id take a lot for a dollar but less for a pound of your engleesh pence.

A quid, thats exorbinate, it'd have to be no more than ten bob for me to buy without listening, unless it looks very tasty, but then I'm a cheapskate when it comes to tunes

country labels can look really similar to indie soul labels, i've been burnt a few times, but finding a piece of black magic can more than make up for it.

that got a really nice understated groove, like it.

getting some multi deals from one seller often helps.

Buying blind, anyone still do it? has the invention of youtube made this a rare practice nowadays? as a lot of semiknowns are alrerady up on there and many clips can be found on other sources. Do you still buy blind, whata re your best and worst blind buys?

cant see it at work, is it the stave Karmen add?

it came out with the red A on the other side as well, that being the rarer demo.

This clip on the whistle test promted me to get into the scene, a few months later I was attending.

Sorry to here about this one, out of the multitude of events around Lifeline is one of the best.

Its just how it should be Tony, some might scoff at some of the top 500 oldies that were played, but really nowadays how many places, in the area, can you go and hear Top notch oldies offa original vinyl, at a soul night!