Soul16

Stylus included, they are belt driven, but that is to be expected I suppose. I think I'm correct in saying that Technics Direct Drive SL 1210 turntables go from Zero to 45rpm in half a revolution, as do most other DD turntables I guess. When it comes to belt driven turntables, I assume that it takes a little longer. Of course, the Technics, being in a different league in build quality, will also sound far superior - but for £65, I'm happy to let my kids play around with them, though not in conjunction with my Northern Soul records...

Thanks for the link, I've just bought one. Not bad for £65

I'm beginning to wish I hadn't started this, I never imagined for one moment that it would turn into an opportunity for people to have a go at Russ Winstanley.

Blimey, he sold one! Come on guys - Which one of you was it?

Wear it with pride, knowing that you were there.... to the bitter end. https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Casino-Gaming-Patch-Wigan-Casino-13-Soulful-Years-/270645778990?pt=UK_Collectables_Badges_Patches_MJ&hash=item3f03beda2e The last four years were a total blur to me though........

Barbara McNair - The Real Barbara McNair (Motown WLP LP) Kiki Dee - On a magic carpet ride ( Fontana ) Marion Stewart - I must be losing you (R ) Buster Jones - Baby Boy (Sure Shot ) Ketty Lester - Some things are better left unsaid (UK RCA)

Here's eight that come to mind: The Controllers - Somebodys got to win The Temptations - Treat her like a lady Bo Kirkland & Ruth Davis - You're gonna get next to me De Etta Little & Nelson Pigford - You take my heart away Otis Redding - Try a little tenderness Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway - Back together again The Dells - I can sing a rainbow/Love is blue Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis Jnr - You don't have to be a star All great soul records, I reckon.

"If you're clearly drunk and have a request, come behind the decks with your foaming pint and stand over my record box while I dig it out for you" I guess most DJs have experienced this scenario

Clearly someone agrees with you - it's now sold.

Donny Gerrard - He's always somewhere around Greedy Records - Issued in 1976 Condition: Mint £10 + £1 postage in the UK PayPal as a gift accepted Please PM me if interested

I buy far more records than I ever sell, I don't expect sellers to clean records before they sell them - A dusty/dirty record can still be considered mint, only permanent marks or damage affects the condition of a record. All my records get cleaned (carefully) as soon as I get them - It's part of the experience, I enjoy it!

Linda Jones - Just can't live my life The Chandlers - Your love makes me lonely - That long break in the middle always leaves me wondering what to do

Please PM me if interested. Gene Stridel - Let Her Go/One more fool and one more broken heart on Yellow Verve DJ copy Condition EX (Honestly Graded) Clean labels - No X's or writing Has a warp but it plays perfectly Only £24 Including Recorded Delivery in the UK (PayPal accepted as a gift) Overseas shipping is £3 extra Thanks for looking

Please PM me if interested. Mad Dog & The Pups - Why did you leave me girl Vocal/Inst on Magic City Records Condition EX (Honestly Graded) Unmarked Labels Plays perfectly Only £14 Including Recorded Delivery in the UK (PayPal accepted as a gift) Overseas shipping is £3 extra Thanks for looking

NOW SOLD Ernie Marbray - Ain't Nobody's Business on WEE Records Condition MINT- Unmarked Labels Plays perfectly Only £60 Including Recorded Delivery in the UK (PayPal accepted as a gift) Overseas shipping is £3 extra Thanks for looking

Ernie Marbray - Ain't Nobody's Business on WEE Records Condition MINT- (Honestly graded) Plays perfectly Unmarked Labels Willing to swap for any of the following in M- or EX+ condition please: Jimmy Beaumont - You got too much going for you (UK London) Benny Troy - I wanna give you tomorrow (De-Lite) Michael & Raymond - Man without a woman ( RCA W/D 9244) or P/X for Marion Stewart - I must be losing you (R W/D Vinyl copy only)

This appeared on the letters page of the NME in November 1992. Not sure why I've kept it all these years, somehow I do find it amusing. 'Terpsichorean' = A facetious description, refering to the art of dancing (Just looked it up)

PM'd ya

Thanks Keith. I'll post it up again in a few days if it doesn't sell.

PM me if interested: Ernie Marbray - Ain't Nobody's Business on WEE Records Condition MINT- Unmarked Labels Plays perfectly £90 Including Recorded Delivery in the UK ( PayPal as a gift accepted) Overseas shipping is extra

Thanks for the scans and the info regarding Roscoe Shelton & Chuck Carter. For me, the best records played that night have to be 'First Time' & 'Time Will Change' - Brilliant stuff.

Saved it to my PC, thank you.

Thanks Chris.