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I even like his later stuff like juicy fruit and chocolate chip

aint no bad thing where Black Moses is conderned.

its a side long isn't it? when does he kick in with the title, could be the main contender

both sound great, the betty semper shouid be huge

a genius in his own right, produced some amazing instrumental albums

yeah cause its hurley, i'm getting it confused with chris cuevas- hip hop, that dub is MAW, both on atlantic, both ace dubs of the highest order, love the 'rain, rain, rain' break in the hurley mix.

GOT IT, PRETTY WEAK APART FROM THE ACE maw DUB.

never seen the live footage, BEFORE, GOD HE CAN STILL SING, ACE!

yeah that's it, its the 12 mix tho, only hears the 7, sounds much better on reflection. thanks all for help on this,

anyone know a female version of the track by teddy P? I've hears it on a soul spectrum mixcloud thing. any help appreciated. another from the same mix is a cover of date with the rain, don't think its the other version I've heard knocking around any help of this one?

are we questioning authenticity here? for a start that looks like marker pen, felt tip, were they around in the 6ts? no acetate I've ever seen from the era use them.

yeah know what you mean about the banjo, but could be just a guitar with a weird open tuning or a didldy bo. love xylophones too, one of the distinctive things I remember about hearing my first northern sounds after been raised on a diet of rock guitar as a kid I thought that sounds really weird, think it was 'what' the xylophones really got me hooked.

vanda has indeed mentioned it, who I hope will be out dancing and prancing this weekend. Know go-go as well, but not rob berry.

heard much about it, but before my time tho, it was a major stop off before wigan too, wasn't it?

if its uncredited hope he get screwed over by the label/ rights owner

derivative pap, go back to the basement boys and house, ms walters, please ffs don't anyone play this. waste of a good voice.

the roebuck in biddulph used to have judy street, wigans ovation and other back in the early 9ts, changed name and hands now tho

quality, both sides great and have a real nice jazzy feel, great release.

got this for xmas when I was 17 off our kid, played it till it bled, still love every track on it now.

pat used to heartbreaking time at Bradford, when I started around 87, uncovered by then

I had the white one back in the 8ts, would still like another copy, seldom seen for sale.

not seen before, great article.

check the link below, in my understanding its hard to wreck a record with a spherical, though these might not reproduce as well as elliptical. https://www.vinylengine.com/turntable_forum/viewtopic.php?t=21228

muck fee!

'young soul rebels' stuart cosgrove added further detail to the story of NS, a great personal perspective.