Geeselad

that Joy of disco thing wasnt as bad as I thought 2nd time round but when you compare it to the otis doc it still sucks bigtime.

saw a few guys who could really shuffle in the 8ts, at Bradford, but dont think I've seen anyone do it that well in years and years, these guys looked like they were floating!and know it wasnt the talc I was using that night, lol.

no, there better when they peel them off.

good dancers are very few and far between, most of them look like sacks of spunds imho

for once bbc4 wasnt shite, twas a really good watch imho

sorry guys cant see the clip on the page, where?

I reckon I could proper spark out someone with a good well aimed swing of my swan 200 hundred count box.

I found a few other of the same guy at a record fair, lots of philly stuff, lou rawls ect, with nice photo's on the covers, just nice things to have.

thats ace, she was a real star imho too, had call me a lover....... on uk mercury once, that looked grt.

no worries mate, its a tune in common parlance really, your certainly not the first to use it. its just one of those phrases that when you think about it............ The only tunes on my walls aint rare really, I've a load of beatn up singles on the door, just for decoration. A robert owens tune, with his autograph, and little anthony's - going out of my head on uk, framed with its sheet music, looks great with the legend, randazzo/ pike in the background. oh and one other, the hip pocket version of, apple peaches....... in a frame, everyone likes looking at a 3 inch flexi, dont they? lol

there's a tale bout Pep getting Cigarette ahses off that guy before anyone else too.

I find that term trophy records a bit tricky really, tropies are won or earned, butch getting hold of the first Mello souls in the states when us travel wasnt common place and we had no net for contacts, thats a trophy. some guy spending 2K on Al Williams out of his redundancy- thats sad really, just what is it a trophy of?

A true inovator in a sea of conformist soulful dance producers, up there with Cassio ware imho. https://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2013/may/20/daft-punk-collaborator-romanthony-dies

used to a harder sound from this guy but this is tops.

modern, it sounds like it was made in 1983 to me, good track nontheless.

pressing quality tends to better than most us release, imho.

mine looks nowt like that, cant remember what wrong with it, will check later.

I actually was going to say, they sound different in the 100 club! LOL, That place does hold a certain magic, and the tunes were talking about hold special meaning there for me. Outside that venue it just didnt work in the same way.

forgot about mr Clarke, you know I've heard so many guys I respect on the scene say they really rate clarky as one of the best and most inovative Dj's ever.

Play things he's discovered a little more recently really Len, the tunes, ben E king, melba moore ect were all great, and Yeah I'd want to play all those amazing tunes he's discovered out if I'd found them but there was very little I didnt know and not much in the way of suprises. maybe its just me being jaded, sorry.

from a non northern perspective there is only one for me, not long before he found his 'paradise' https://soundcloud.com/search?q=R_co%2C%20Larry%20Levan%20Live%20%40%20Ministry%20Of%20Sound%20-%2023-11-1991%20-%20Part%201

soul, house, funk, disco, boogie, black and latin rock, jazz, and vintage jersey garage, but by then the've switched off anyways.....

already mentioned John myself but with you on Phil Wainwright and the ripolles

cant remenber if it was last year or the year before buit he did do Radcliffe in the last couple of years, great as he was it twas a bit 'greatest hits of the hundred club for me'.

Radcliffe Dave sorry.