Steve G

All great records as well. Oliver cheatham in Butch / newports / Gaslight as I recall. And chuck Armstrong - the man never made a duffer. The one on Black Rock is a nice mellow crossover.

It's listed in Stak O Wax but that has loads of stuff that no one has ever seen.......

He does this about the football teams we support

There's been a few Pandella Kellys lately - has someone found some? Maybe Butch for Uderground Express.

Benzine "Village of Tears" "The Snake" "Marching" The Camp Neo "smile"....and that's for starters

eh?

It's always been rare. A couple have turned up this year. but less than a handful. 2-3 I think.

I lived there so long, I do appear to have said it twice Seriously, nice playlist.

It's alright I lived in Tun Wells for some years

It's alright I lived in Tun Wells for some years

Nice link, thanks Ian. One for the holiday reading pile, if I ever manage to get a holiday that is......

nice to see some decent northern on uckfield fm

Strewth guys seems like there is a lot of evidence against this bloke. Ernie/Steve, seems like you have in the responses here ample evidence to give to paypal that this user ID is a fraud?>

How long ago was it sent? I've had cases where despite clearly being marked "airmail" the pack has gone on the boat......taking 5-6 weeks. ATB Steve

You've been "uncovered" Pat

Oh wow! Drat too. A bargain then. Just shows how the market has collapsed for mid tempo 80s rarities then. Shame it doesn't have a funky B side

Nothing surprises me, but I'd be surprised if that was right John.....Over to Dave then....

Got the High Keys for £15 ten years ago. Wow, what a great investment records are.....

Darren yes a few about and it has been played occasionally at modern nights. Once was a £1000 er. JM auctioned one a couple of years back and at £187 it didn't reach the reserve price. A case of quite rare but not so much demand......It's a god 80s sound though. Steve

Don't think there is any difference in price between demo and issue. Steve

I collected this label some time back and think I got em all in the end ( a couple might not have got issued ), including a few good 70s. Some amazing stuff in there, two great Phillip Mitchell's, Deon jackson, Jimmy Radcliffe, Richard Marks, Moses D, El Shobey plus a host of other goodies. Has there ever been a label CD done? "Shout about Soul!" or something - one for Ady?

Something good from the EU......I think it's good news as plenty of musicians now still alive after 50 years after their work, and I am glad they should continue to benefit, and not just have their work plundered by all and sundry....Steve

Chris are you doing a line in these? Could sell quite a few, plus it's better than a Pint glass I do know a Brummie DJ that's desperate for one. PS: Think Keb used to do 11 hour sessions at madame joJo's alldayers.....

Some great ideas there, but who'se gonna 'police' that - these soul police I guess, whoever they are. But that's part of the problem here, everyone's a DJ in some places. Too many "volunteers" / pocket money blokes, and venue recirocals "you can do mine if I do yours" - honestly it's like a bloody wife swapping club in some parts of the UK.

It's hard to find, but I don't think it's worth £1500 in todays market. There are a number of rare 80s things but the market has shrunk for them - everyone wants funky northern now . Good example for comparison purposes Bobby Barnes and Rush Hour. The one recently didn't reach anything near what I was expecting, for it's quality (two great sides) and rareness. ATB Steve