Edwin S Wales

Nice one Mark..remember this tape well from when we used travel to/from niters...used to do my head in trying to think of the songs...by the time you'd realised what one was,another five intros had gone by ,which you'd also be trying to sing along to ...good fun and great times Hope all's good with you and the family Best Ed

and mine

It got played at Yate..don't know if that was it's first outing though?

very sad news...never knew Keith until I turned up, unannounced, on his doorstep one Monday morning ,after being up all weekend,with Martin Meyler (who knew Keith well). He gave us a warm welcome and cooked us some spaghetti on toast for breakfast. Top Man R.I.P Keith.

8th Avenue band?

or better still try benzyl methyl ketone...won't glue your record for you , but you'll be up all night having fun trying

Baz really was a top geezer and real good company.He used to come down often to D.J. at our local soul dos. I can remember buying "Use it before you lose it" after hearing Baz playing it....took it home,played it...and I'm thinking this isn't the same version as Baz plays,it's not as good....fast forward to when I next hear Baz play it out and it dawns on me that my copy didn't sound as good because Baz is toasting over the mike while he's playing it ..... I've still got a copy of Harvey "Any way you want to" from around this time that Baz gave me with the cover up labels still on it as Sam Hawkins

How about the purple vinyl demos..would they be worth any more

There's one just listed on ebay for $275 buy it now https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=231061672231&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:GB:3160

Yep...this one it is Bob...I even just had a listen to make sure. "I need a hit "on the flipside.

Me likey Bought a copy off ebay about six months ago for $40. I've played it out at a local soul do.....though nobody seemed interested. Was this record badly pressed? The few copies I've heard all have that slight background hiss.

Have seen a couple of copies go through ebay with no bids at $10 ish. Superb double sider IMO...though "Don't you think it's time" flip is the side for me

Old Jesse Herring c/u...Guy Hennigan? Great tune

Cheers Dave...just found an old topic on it in look in your box

Does it mean it's a boot if it's got the Pb markings?

Me...I love the Jimmy Dockett track That Naomi Wilson's a cracker as well...old Rob Marriot, Betty Turner c/u Both well worth the money

yep Mark...must have been 84/85

I remember going to a sensible soul alldayer at Heaven night club in London...that was a bit odd ..run by the Demob boys if I remember rightly

Cheers Chalky...I remember George Sharp playing it,but didn't know who'd played it first. Off topic....is George still about?...he used to play some cracking tunes

Unknown "You're Breaking My Heart....George Pepp perhaps?

flip side "ready for the heartbreak" is the much better side IMO

I remember this being a regular spin at Gilly's house...wasn't keen on it the first couple of weekends I heard it ...but then it became a earworm...found myself humming it on a Monday..then realised what a great tune it was....thanks Gilly

how's about Naz Nomad & The Nightmares - Nobody But Me (the Damned)

wow...would have loved to have been there...great sets

Cheers Chalky