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Thanks Paul

len barry did a version on us decca and uk mca

my guess judging by this guys location is that he has had a change of name on ebay. the same titles of these legitimate second issue's appeared regularly by someone with a different name but from the same area. while people continue to buy them,they will continue to be sold no matter how many name changes

the young lady pictured on the sleeve was a cleethorpes regular called steph.if my memory serves me correctly she lived in the walcott/sleaford area nr lincoln and at that time was married to a guy called tony. i seem to think tony was a doorman at the winter gardens

the ellusions you didn't have to leave. sorry i didn't read the full post. i thought meant the first track

spent many hours in the dunn & co canteen on lincoln high street where nev was manager.it was always my first port of call after getting off the train on my way home from samantha's alnighter.the two guys that worked there must have dreaded saturdays. there would always be a few people call in for a coffee and long chats about records.nev was one of the nicest guys you could ever wish to meet. also had one of the best british collections i have ever seen.at that time on the opposite side of the road you could find a young roger banks working upstairs in burtons menswear.

rip melv

sorry i missed it martyn, i could not make it for unforseen family reasons.[ not fear of a fear of more latin than my ears could endure]nice playlist wish i could have been there

HORSE & GROOM CHILLOUTS AT DONCASTER this venue is consistantly bloody great. the musical quality is of the highest order.now running into the 8th year and still as good as its ever been. in my humble opinion this place is totally unique and stands out like a beacon

early nineties

theres one on ebay at the moment. currently@£32 with 7 bidders .perhaps whoever did them heard it was one of the rarer grapevine releases. the mind boggles but should we surprised nowadays

how many of these did you do pete? i seem to think it was around 20. i think i have them all tucked away. remember buying them of you when you where based in the south of england in the early nineties

tampax lou pride i'm coming on in the morning

seem to think it was recorded in1974 by kristine sparkle on uk decca as well

miracles save me/i'm the one you need tmg584 jr walker and the all stars sweet soul/come see about me tmg637 four tops just as long as you need me/shake me , wake me tmg553 four tops can't seem to get you out of my mind/do what you gotta do tmg710 frances nero fight fire with fire/keep on lovin'me soul

known jim more years than i care to remember.i can assure you life was never dull with jim

what can you say about this guy that has not already been said. an absolute legend and one hell of a nice guy

hi chalky, found the tape, will try and run you a copy off or failing that i will send you the tape for you to run a copy off.

you are spot on with the first track chalky . saus had it covered up as bobbie smith. i have the same tapes from the nineties. sorry i can't help with the second one though

two records not seen mentioned on here that should not cost more than a fiver kim weston. thats groovy. mgm lew kirton. come on with it. marlin. and one for those that like cover versions arthur prysock. hurt so bad. old town

nate evans this time with feeling / the look on your face lorraine chandler what can i do / tell me you're mine spinners sweet thing / how can i aretha franklin i can't wait until i see my baby's face / one step ahead barbara lewis hello stranger / think a little sugar debbie taylor let's prove them wrong / never gonna let him know commands hey it's love / no time for you deon jackson ooh baby / all on a sunny day capitols cool jerk / hello stranger

pleeeeease don't put the kirk franklin video up too. this is bad enough

john, its just as well you don't smoke, you would spend as much time outside as me we are becoming to be known as waldorf and stadler

another two that have me running outside for a smoke kirk franklin looking for you [often played back to back with bob sinclair] imagine that billy davis stanky gets funky [words fail me ]