Pete S

Mary Fox's influences can be heard on a show she does on one of the local stations where they play 'youth club classics' - Fascinations, Showstoppers, Stax, Tamla Motown etc. Same as a lot of us who grew up at the same time, these were the records spun at our local discos, before we knew what Northern Soul was.

I don't know what it is about popsike, how they select what appears on their websites - I search for (reggae) records that I have actually sold on there and they never show up!

Yes, I've had that happen too!

If you want the truth, it was too expensive that's why Martin. You'd have sold it at 225 or 250.

and money

Why, you forgot what it looks like?

Thanks Steve, nice to know someone gets my jokes

Do you know who produced that record? Good pop quiz question that. Scroll down for the answer. Gary Glitter (Paul Raven)

Yeah there is. It was booted under it's cover up title, The Magicians.

too late, I just bought it not really

Buy it then you tight git

I haven't got it but there's a buy it now not long gone on ebay if anyone wants one at a good price. You can buy me a pint if you like. https://cgi.ebay.com/DYNAMICS-northern-soul...id=p3286.c0.m14

especially dj's. there'd be no one to play the records.

"You are ignoring this user".

pm me and let me know what they are Ezzie

I was hoping for a bit more reaction than that

The thread is shite anyway, full of anoraks and trainspotters moaning away as usual, these people make up about 10% of the Northern scene but they appear to dictate everything that happens on it.

I should have put the word boot in inverted commas, for f*cks sake

The first boot of Frankie Crocker on blue Turbo is perfect quality and is a legit reissue. Bad example.

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Sorry, the record is actually called Lonely Without You but the labels are on the wrong sides!

Yeah I'll post it up in a minute. Think it's a bit slow, can't remember!

Typical early 60's Brill Building type of pop tune - not great