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ROYALETTES - THERE HE GOES / COME TO ME - WB W/DJ £20 Royalettes .mp3 Royalettes 2 .mp3 RUTH CHRISTIE - WHAT FOOLS GIRLS CAN BE - UPTOWN W/DJ M- £10 Ruth Christie 2 .mp3 SEPTEMBER JONES - STUTTERING SAM / BILLY & CLYDE - A WORLD OF MY OWN - KENT 33rd ANNIV. M- £SOLD September Jones .mp3 SHIRLEY ELLIS - SOUL TIME - COLUMBIA W/DJ M- [number on label] £20SOLD Shirley Ellis .mp3 SYL JOHNSON - I'VE GOT TO GET OVER - TMP - TING M- £10 Syl Johnson 1 .mp3 Syl Johnson 2 .mp3 WAYNE LOGIUDICE - COME ON EVERYBODY - PHILIPS W\DJ VG [dirty label] £SOLD Wayne Logiudice .mp3

MAJOR LANCE - INVESTIGATE - OKEH M- £50 Major Lance .mp3 Torch anthem, superb! NINE LIVES - MY GIRL/YOU DON'T KNOW LIKE I KNOW/I DON'T WANT TO CRY/YOU MUST BELIEVE ME - BIG M [four track e.p.] M- £25 Nine Lives 1 .mp3 Nine Lives 2 .mp3 Nine Lives 3 .mp3 Nine Lives 4 .mp3 PAL AND THE PROPHETS - LOTTA GOOD LOVIN' - TEST PRESS VG £10 Pal & the Prophets .mp3 RICHARD BERRY - AIN'T THAT SOMETHIN' - C-RAY M- £SOLD Richard Berry .mp3

JAMES JONES - WHATEVER IT IS YOU GOT IT - VIRGO M- £10 James Jones .mp3 JIMMY AND THE J's - LOVE IS A CHANGING THING - TOUCHDOWN VG £offers over £600 Jimmy & the J's .mp3 a super rarity that is in great condition, but there's a scratch that causes a few clicks. They are overpowered by the music though. KIP ANDERSON - I DONE YOU WRONG - TOMORROW M- £40 Kip Anderson .mp3 LAURA LEE - TO WIN YOUR HEART - RIC-TIC M- £60 Laura Lee .mp3 LEROY JONES - BABY DON'T YOU DO IT / JENNY & JEWELS - BABY LOVE - HIT M- £10 Leroy Jones .mp3 LITTLE BEAVER - I FEEL MY LOVE - OCTAVIA VG £SOLD Little Beaver .mp3 MAGICTONES - ME AND MY BABY / HOW CAN I FORGET YOU - WHEELSVILLE VG+ £75 Magictones 1 .mp3 Magictones 2 .mp3

EDDIE SPENCER - IF THIS IS LOVE - ARC VG++ £SOLD Eddie Spencer 1 .mp3 Eddie Spencer 2 .mp3 ELDRIDGE HOLMES - WHERE IS LOVE - DECCA DJ VG £10 Eldridge Holmes 1 .mp3 ELLIOTT SMALL - STAY IN MY HEART - NEW SOUND EX [edge warp not affecting play] £40 Elliot Small .mp3 ERNIE JOHNSON - COLD COLD HEART - ARIES VG £10 Ernie Johnson .mp3 FLIRTATIONS - I WANNA BE THERE / KEEP ON SEARCHING - DERAM EX £10 Flirtations 1 .mp3 Flirtations 2 .mp3 only available on this 45 out of Uraguay

All these 45's are from the sales box of Cliff [secret squirrel] Camfield, and are well worth listening to. Some nice pieces here, and if you are looking for something different to play......well you could do a lot worse than these. KEEP SCROLLING DOWN AS THE LIST IS OVER 5 POSTS. Please PM to reserve. Postage is £2.50p for 1st class recorded in the UK. Please note that I haven't had time to clean these 45's, so my grading will be conservative. Full money back guarantee if you aren't happy with anything. Full soundfiles provided, so please listen carefully. ABSTRACT REALITY - LOVE BURNS LIKE A FIRE INSIDE - SPORT M- £75 Abstract Reality .mp3 ARTHUR CONLEY - HAND AND GLOVE - ATLANTIC [Spanish Only] EX £30 Arthur Conley .mp3 wow! This is brilliant, and only available on this 45. BETTY MARBRY - LIVE, LOVE, LEARN - COLUMBIA W/DJ M- £10 Betty Mabry .mp3 BILLY SHA-RAE - I'M GONE - VOGUE [French Pic Bag] M- £SOLD Billy Sh-rae .mp3 BLUE-BELLES - YOU'RE JUST FOOLING YOURSELF - RAINBOW [edge crack, not effect play] VG++ £20 Blue-Belles .mp3 CATFISH KNIGHT & THE BLUE EXPRESS - SEE SAW - VERVE Y/DJ VG+ [light ring wear] £10 Catfish Knight & the Blue Express .mp3 this is Cliff's old see saw c/up. CHUCK BERNARD - INDIAN GIVER - SATALITE W/DJ EX [hard to find on white demo] £10 Chuck Bernard .mp3 DORI GRAYSON - SWEET LOVIN' MAN - PEERMONT M- £SOLD Dori Grayson 1 .mp3

Cheers Grant.

Abstract Reality on Sport and Billy Sha-rae - I'm Gone - on French Disques Vogue picture bag. What are current values please, both in m- condition. Thanks in advance.

Why indeed, and strange that these other records appear to have been done at the same plant.

I don't know Brian Rae, but he appears to be well respected by a lot of people, and I wouldn't want to cause any offence but! Most DJ spots are an hour duration. You can only play [roughly] 26 tunes in that time. I used to own approx.120 records, period. Not that heavy to carry and enough for 5 hours.

I think that would be very wise Dave.

The goat would have had more sense.

Good post, points well made.

At last a kindred spirit, and best post I've read on here. Amen!

I have no idea what that is thank goodness.

Indeed the Don Gardner single looks and sounds really good. I bought one myself just to record for personal use, then sold it on.

I didn't know that Dave, that does make sense.

Yours is an original. The second one (blue) on discogs is a boot. Great record and rare on the demo.

I agree that is a strange name for a group that is singing what is more or less a sweet soul track.

Oh that would be so good, please let it be so.

Got it now mate, sorry.

Sorry for being a bit thick Simon, but I don't understand your point?

And that's the real crux of the matter Russ. No bugger dares to complain about anything on this scene. If you do you are vilified as some sperm of the devil who should be killed for criticising the promoter/DJ who is a wonderful person, and has been on the scene longer than anyone. That's the reason that so many terrible events get away with badly set up sound systems, playing boots, and employing DJ's with no records and no taste in music. If you are one of the social club, then people will turn up and tell you that everything was fabulous. Resulting in promoters who think they are providing a perfect experience for their guests. So nothing ever improves. Grow some bollocks people and let promoters know if you aren't happy. It's not personal. If you are expecting people to travel to your event, and you are charging them to get in. You need to make an effort to entertain them.

Trouble is, instead of being lauded as heroes, they end up being vilified.

I didn't mean monetary value, I meant emotionally.

There are thousands of records, but there aren't thousands of top quality records that are what we would call "northern" I don't think it would take long for a young person who really devoured the music to get to a point where he/she was struggling to find something new. After all you can just plug in your earpiece and get an endless supply of "classics" that it took us many years to find and play. Just imagine hearing our music for the first time today. Bang! you have access to 40 years of an underground scene instantly at your finger tips. Too easy? Just not the same is it? How are you going to value something that can be accessed at any time?