Rbman

Little_Florence.mp3

..is that Florence?....just found that...a real bump and grind feel to that..like that

I know about the Tiny Topsy version on Federal and the late 60s cover Ted Taylor released on Ronn

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I know you are clever pete..that's why i asked!!!

how do you know that Pete? i got that off some guy at Knutsford Services in Oct75 for 50p if the note on the bag is anything to go by...

how do you date them? i've got one with I've been hurt on one side and I've got someething good on the other

Fantastic record IMO...worth every penny ...and some....

I think it's a style of music mainly purchased in the 70s in a record shop in London by blokes from up north (west) when visiting soho for a dirty weekend away!

Is this the right section.....shouldn't this thread be in "All About Money"

Don't lose your head about it...

yes...like this...

You may well be right but I know if you spoke to my face the way it comes across on your posts I would not be very happy.....IF YOU GET MY DRIFT....YES

so what's your point?

You are right... the Stateside single I'd seen was Dutch . These things seem to sell from £40 to £80.

Knew there there was a uk single..didn't know about EP

i didn't know there was a Uk release...sure it's not French? The french EP is a dub and sounds if it was done in a toilet in a railway station...

Have Mercy Baby....by the Dominoes on Federal ..was a 52 release when it feature Clyde McPhatter (not the Billy ward one from 58)...which seems to work a main room very well.....

Dave Rimmer posted this up on SS last year.... Noticed there was a discussion going on about when import duty becomes payable. Well here's what HM Revenue & Customs site says 2. Postal Packages imported from countries outside the EU top ^ 2.1 Does the sender have to declare the goods? Under international postal agreements the sender must complete a customs declaration (CN22 or CN23) which in most cases should be affixed to the package. The declaration includes a description of the goods, the value and whether they are gifts or commercial items. Any Post Office abroad should be able to give advice to the sender. It is in your own interest to ensure, wherever possible, that the sender abroad makes a complete and accurate declaration. If no declaration is made, or the information is inaccurate, the package may be delayed while we make further enquiries, or in some cases the package and its contents may be seized. top ^ 2.2 Do I have to pay import duties and/or import VAT on goods sent to me? Most goods arriving in the UK from outside the EU are liable to any or all of the following taxes: customs duty excise duty import VAT and must be paid whether: you purchase the goods or receive them as a gift; the goods are new or used (including antiques) the goods are for your private use or for sale top ^ 2.3 Are import duties and import VAT always payable? No. Customs duty is waived if the amount of duty is less than £7. Import VAT is not payable on: commercial consignments eg goods purchased over the internet with an intrinsic value not exceeding £18, but this does not include alcohol, tobacco products, perfume or toilet waters gifts, excluding alcohol, tobacco, perfumes and toilet waters, with a value not exceeding £36 and which comply with the rules shown in paragraph 2.4. There are a number of other circumstances where relief from some or all customs charges may be available. If you think your goods may be eligible for a relief you should contact the National Advice Service for further information. top ^ 2.4 Gifts Goods sent as a gift are not free of import duties and import VAT. However, customs duty will not be collected if the amount is less than £7, and import VAT is not chargeable if: the value of the gift does not exceed £36 the customs declaration is completed correctly the gift has been sent from a private person outside the EU to a private person(s) in this country the gift is for the use of either yourself or your family there is no commercial or trade element and the gift has not been paid for either directly or indirectly the gift is of an occasional nature only eg for a birthday or anniversary. Please note the purchase of goods from outside the EU to give as a gift to a relative or friend, whether or not addressed to that person, is treated as a 'commercial consignment' for which the import VAT relief threshold is £18 (paragraph 2.3 refers). -------------------- Dave Rimmer

i guess that most on here know Barrie's site but if not give it a look...loads of stuff for very little money....records for £3 and £4 that are £10 to £15 anywhere else....

Hey, last nights are always the best.....so good that the Casino had 4 of them....

anything from £5 to £30

this one?

So what are you saying?...Dave's recollection of his conversation with Pops is a "myth" or Pops' story was disingenuous? And why would he not have a copy?