Modularman

Hi, still after a nice clean copy of this! PM's only please Cheers Craig

Still looking... Thanks in advance!

Hi, after a nice clean copy of this! PM's only please Cheers Craig

and the flip of Where Is The Love has this cover of Dyke & The Blazers...

Errol Dixon did quite a few 'soulful' recordings and this Glen Miller deep soul cut is bizarrely on the flip of a Dennis Alcapone Dee Jay record

This is an LP only track and a stormer too!

Why, if he was so disgusted by your request, did he have a copy in his box?!!

It's to commemorate 50 years of Trojan Records and was the first 7" to see release on a Trojan label

My aunty walked into a pub in Medway in the 60s where 'some American bloke was making a right bloody racket' and left after about 10 minutes. Found out later it was Jimi Hendrix!

Wouldn't sell it for less than £150, have seen it go for twice that last year but to be fair the value seems to fluctuate quite a bit!

I'd have to go with

*Duke Reid/Roland Alphonso - Trojan 7" *Grant Green - Slick! Live at oil can harrys & Funk in France LP's *Small Faces 7" EP *Studio 1 Dubplate special box set *Sun Ra - Live at pine street theatre LP *Thelonious Monk - Nutty 7" *Demon Fuzz - I put a spell on you 7" Guess I'm easily pleased!

What about Nichelle Nichols, although she had been in Star Trek for a year before this double sider was released!

Jazzman Gerald sells them on his website - might be worth contacting him to find out his supplier?

Frank Hutson

Mine has the push out centre also. Doctor Bird did do a few solid centre releases but I've never seen this Lloyd & glenn 45 as a solid centre, still don't think it justifies the asking price though!!

Circa 1977 according to 45cat

Thought so at that price! Cheers mate

Hi Geeselad, Is the flip on Joyce Kennedy HiFi or good girl?

Never knew or met The Big Bub, only heard about him from Stuart Cosgroves book. Seems like he was certainly a character on the scene who met his fate no thanks to Thatch*r. I really hope this is one of his 45's it would be a fitting tribute. RIP Bub

Ben Sherman lost their way years ago. Granted in the 60's/70's they may have been relevant but since selling out to overseas manufacturers they lost the ethos of the brand. The Paul Weller collaborations a decade ago were ok but of recent times the way to go is DNA Groove or Mikkel Rude - decent collar rolls and interesting checks, Ben Sherman just offer boring patterns and tent sized shirts. If this was any other designer people would be screaming sacrilege for relating it to the northern soul scene. As for 'keeping it real' for not being professional, that's just ridiculous. If they want to make a few quid dancing for a brand then good luck to them! Most of the clobber in the vid is absolute shi*e like

It's the Numero reissue that came free with the compilation in 2011 isn't it?

Another by Willie Harper

2004 release I think, goes for decent money

Exactly, apartheid has always been associated with South Africa but for some reason the USA has escaped the accusation