Ernie Andrews

The person said it first as recorded was Jewish therefore its a jewish saying! Its like the Christians saying the cross is their symbol - No it wasnt they adopted it as its origins are Roman as it was a tool to carry equipment as brought by General Marius in early 3rd century BC.

if you arei nto 70s - Monday after - merry go pound -has to be an absolute bargain - Awesome record

My support of Ian is based on the great times I had at the Mecca - Its not about after that- But Guess what there are some people on here who remember those times Wigan / Mecca /Ritz and have held it agaist him ever since - so no matter what he says or does hes gonna get slated. Hes never asked me to do anything and im not defending some of the language he has used on here but the old Jewish saying " He who is without sin - cast the first stone - because Mike there been quite a few on here who should also be banned for their inputs with their language etc I have to agree with Chris L on this matter- we have all done or said something on this scene which has upset others- The problem with Ian is he doesnt know when to say sorry - But again others on here are in the same club!IMO The other problem we mortalson this site is we only have limited information - Mushrooms and all that Why dont you Mike post the suggested Legal action by IL because if he is wrong he will lose even more supporters- Debate is the tool 0f democracy - banning him seems like The Politt Beaurea not liking what the aristocracy have to say!

AWB were on last nite here in Aberdeen but couldnt go! A big funk record on the scene from the 70s was - The Bang Gang - Who said Honkys aint got soul

I know I give you Grief Mike (Just my nature- Nothing Sinister) But what afab site this is and if I ever left it Ithink I would have the same feelings as when I got out of the scene for 15 years only to feel wonderful when I returned to it. Keep up the great work everyone. Regards Steve When people start to play records backwards I get worried - Devil worship an all that

Bob - How can you make a comparison between The Beatles & the Northern soul scene- Thats even more ludicrous and shows your lack of Knowledge o 60sf British Culture. The Beatles were reveered predominantly in the Uk and became a huge success abroad- Irrespective of the Hamburg concerts.So the point is they were loved here(Records/shows etc) and abroad whereas the Northern soul scene was based on records loved here but not in the country of origin in other words you (& I am talking USA) abandoned them. Now that could be said to be arrogant! Their is respect from where they came from thats why our scene started. As you have admitted your not part of any Northern scene Bob and that suggests then that you havnt a clue about the emotions and feelings about these records that bring people who had never met together in a common admiration. So I would suggest you are arrogant because you dont have a scoobies about what Northern soulscene is interms of "The feeling" You may be very knowledgeable about rare soul records but it appears you are dabling in something you have limited knowledge about- However your point about other countries buying the records is valid! LOL Steve

Turn it over then Davie- You get the instrumental Ive had this for some time and thinks its actually their best! Just My Opinion though

George Blackwell - cant lose my head - As I am 51 I havnt a hope of dancing to the Triumphs - Im coming to your rescue so this is about the righ pace for me. Another one would be 5 below zero- My babys got ESP and lastly the one I cannot get out of my head at the moment The Nurons - All my life

Quite a lot of the Slave stuff does it for me -

Still one of my Favs and was playing this on my decks at home - Wheres that Pic from because my album doesnt have that pic and my single is a white demo with no pic sleeve. Watching Epic slide alcross the highland room as well evokes memories. Hairs on my neck stand up when I hear this as it really gets you thinking about when you were in your late teens. Didnt we used to dance with a girl when this came on at the Mecca or was that at Blackpool Casino. Difficult to explain the dance.

Does a boot of a boot mean its a pair of Boots?

Does a boot of a boot mean its a pair of Boots?

Their was a previuos thread on this somewhere Think the consensus was this Rarest Impression Issue Next Impression demo Next UK Demo Next Uk Issue Next Mica Next Jerhart with the "Tommorow" text Last plain Jerhart JMs book puts the Impression Issue at £350 and the demo at £300 Not sure about Uk Price - dont have Jms Uk guide

Another one by the Manhattens on Carnival - Love is breaking out all over- Slower and more soulful than Lee williams version

Mines the typical One-derful yellow with the red bits etc

The Redemption singers - Black is beautiful - One-derful records 4853 Not in anybooks to my knowledge and not seen it on any lists any info about it - Value etc Cheers Steve Just looked on Gemm & its a cheapie

Redemption singers - Black is beautiful - One-derful - mint minus (Not a clue what its worth- just make an offer) Detroit Emeralds - Heaven couldnt be like this - Bellaphon - Ex £5 Otis Leaville - Love uprising - Uk Atlantic (promo date stamp) Ex £7 Marketts - Stirrin up some soul - Warner Bros W/D - Ex £15 On Hold Taj Mahal - A Lot of Love - Dutch CBS Pic sleeve - Ex £18 Willie Williams - Name It - RCA demo - EX £10 Carl Douglas - I want to give you everything - UK Pye EX Wol £12 Hoagy Lands - The next in Line - Laurie EX(Vynil - orig) Stol £20 Jimmy (The kid) Breedlove - Cant help lovin you- Orig Pye acetate(With strange pye sleeve) - Ex £40 Three Pieces - I need you girl - UK Fantasy demo- Mintminus £15 Ida addison - What a life - Fox century plaza - mint minus £50 Pops Tops - I want to make it with you - Sounds International - Mint £70 Mike & Ike - Sax on the tracks - Arctic - VG+ Wol £8 Marion Black - Who Knows - Avco - mint £10 Alvin Cash - Twine time - Stateside - VG Plays VG+++ £5 Starbright - language of love - Dore - Mint minus £6 Otisettes - Your all I want - Epic W/D - Ex £8 Jimmy Delphs - Am I losing you - karen W/D - Ex £6 Nancy Wilson - Ocean of love - Uk capitol demo - mint minus £5 LP - Johnny Johnson & Bandwagon - Includes the monster "Are you ready for this" - Direction -EX £10 P&P in UK is £2 recorded delivery £4 outside uk for standard airmail No fees for paypal will discount for multiples or free postage

Pmd you

If you dont get the 45 you could always go for the original LP and about half the price Great record and good luck with your want

Thanks Gene for correcting me- wasnt sure which of the 2 it was! - Still utter Sh*te though

You sure you got your weights ok Anyhow The Uk single of this is not too expensive and probably about the same as it cost you to ship the LP from US. So If you want aUk 45 I have one for sale Regards Steve

i THINK ITS - THE TWO FELLOWS ON LIBERTY SINGING THEIR VERSION OF "An uphill climb to the bottom" Absolute Sh*te And what about Bo Donaldson &heywoods version of Bunny Siglers- Girl dont make me wait Sounds like David & the Giants on Acid- Utter Tripe If we can all admit it - we probably secretly liked Duffy's first but then her voice has just become repetetive with no range at all! Even Alma Cogan sounds better than she does

Hi Jock thanks for that - Not to keen on the first one but the other 3 are fab I take that back the b-side of the first is excellent Many thanks Steve

Cheers Jock - Cracking tune it is I wasnt sure to buy it or not as I wasnt sure it was a boot of some rare earlier release Do you know where I can get one other than from Austria? CheersSteve

Doris Allen - Candy from a baby - Hit & Run records Label says 1969 Is this a recently released previously unissued track? Cheers in advance!