Quinvy

You're never too old to learn, so I will certainly give it a go.

Your analogy is very extreme. I'm using a squirt of the stuff in a very large quantity of hot water. The vinyl is only exposed to this mixture for a few seconds and is then dried off. Hardly the same thing. I see people with beautiful top end motors queuing up to have them "cleaned" at the local car wash, even though these people spray brick acid on the paintwork and then blast it with high powered jet washers. Yet they are never short of customers. I know which I'd rather use.

I have always used hot water with Fairy liquid as per washing up. I wash the vinyl with a pice of Plenty kitchen towel folded into a pad. I then dry the vinyl with sheets of Plenty folded into pads. Hot water shifts dirt far more efficiently than warm or cold water will. I've had brilliant results, never had a problem. To Gareth, how do you know what the Amberclens consists of?

I had one a while ago, listed it on here and struggled to sell it. Strange.

It's a fair while ago Steve, I can't remember.

Pretty sure mine was a demo.

Luckily I bagged a proper one on ebay shortly after, so result.

Don't recall him from the 70's Martyn.

That's the one I bought Pete.

Sorry Julian, but it made me laugh.

Do you mean "The Soul Satisfaction Society"? I recently discovered my old membership card in a drawer at home, couldn't believe it. That was a propper banging little club wasn't it?

I have only ever bought a couple to record for home use, but the sound quality was so poor I couldn't listen to them. Even the Soul City one I bought, I didn't like the sound so didn't record it.

Too many to list over the years, and some were "Discovered" at around the same time period but in different areas of the country, by different people. So it's never totally clear cut. Like Kegsy says, it was only by handing the records to big Dj's to play that brought them to the fore. Some people may have had the same record for years before it broke on the scene. Round these parts, Steven {Brad} Bradley was the man.

Back up and running: https://www.raresoulvinyl.co.uk/auctions/

I had one a few years ago, everybody wanted it, but no one would pay anything for it. I agree it seems pretty rare.

Wise words.

Bidnapper for me since Adam was a lad. Only let me down once when ebay changed all it's security settings last year and I forgot to change my password on Bidnapper.

Can I use that as a cover up? They'll be people searching for that on youtube as we speak.

As title looking for a copy for a mate. PM's please with price and condition. Many thanks.

Who's it by Steve?

Please click on the link. SALES LIST 641

Never thought about Google for some reason. Hardly a rare piece then? Thank Godz.

After the recent thread about Betty Boo - Spellbound - here - I have a mint copy of the Detroit A-GO-GO LP and was going to sell it. What's it worth please?

To quote a cliché that I hate, "it isn't rocket science" you mix it up a bit. Get them dancing, then slip in something less well known [just make sure it actually has a dance beat] if you lose them, get them back again. etc. etc. The problems arise when someone decides they are going to play an hour of unknown dirge with no dance beat.

Oh my God that is bloody bad. One of Mr Levines finest moments I would say.