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  1. Now that is interesting.....Don Revie was also a fan, though mainly things like Al Green, Motown, Stalantic etc - his daughter told me.
  2. I find it ok - fairly good but I didn't exactly jump out of my seat - but there again little that MsFranklin does makes me do that
  3. Well Budgie certainly kept his soul credentials quiet at his time at the Palace - Top bloke though!
  4. Steve G posted a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    Took an old (but then current) girlfriend to the one with Richard on. Some great tunes played ranging from "First taste of hurt" to Fyza "Poetical love". Mr S was on top form, but all I kept getting in my ear was "this is rubbish can we go yet?". A top night!
  5. That sums it up for me, and again I'd rather have it "warts and all' than not have it. So I'd say on balance it's a good thing.
  6. How about the worst journey from Wigan? I went up once (only once!) on the coach - National Express....forever after it was the train for us. Coming back on the coach meant - waiting for the old boy to open up Wallgate station - first train from Wallgate to Manny Vic. Hot foot it across to Lower Chorlton St coach station, and then something lime the 11.30 am coach back to London. We stopped at Derby and some senile old boy wandered off so we had to wait 40 minutes while his wife went to find him. Got back to Victoria at about 5 pm, then back home just before 7 pm Sunday. My dinner was cold and I was knuckerd - but that's the sort of thing you do when you're 16
  7. There was Coventry City player into it - but he had mostly 70s and 80s.
  8. Oh I didn't know that.
  9. The Imperials did it first and had a sizeable hit with it. Steve
  10. aGree on the stores - I found a few things at flea markets e.g. Ft Laudedale,,,,,but it woz a few years ago now
  11. I am sure someone will come on here and say he was a regular at such and such a club. ....top dancer big vinyl collector big face on the scene Or maybe they won't
  12. Weller was at the Edwin Starr gig at the Embassy Club in London, early 80s. But that's probably the only time i saw the poseur
  13. Not me Russ - I've done my stints in the US, including Florida, Georgia / Talahassee / West Palm Beach etc. Hard work as you say and in dusty old record boxes...poisonous SPIDERS
  14. I wish too David! I am still hopeful that one day I'll find that "pressed but they were all destroyed but for this one" copy of Veep 1296.....it would complete a gaping hole in my Veep collection...Steve
  15. First went to Bananas in 86. Fantastic then - came out of there with armfulls of 50c 45s. Not only that but the two fit tanned girlies in hot pants behind the counter ordered me a cab back to my hotel as well - never sure whether they just really friendly or were trying to get rid of me
  16. Can't think of an easy way of identifying all second issues as they're all done at different times and it's extremely complex. You need the Manship guide to bootlegs - go on treat yourself for Xmas. www.raresoulman.co.uk
  17. You got me worried there with your avatar of Don Varner- I thought it was real for a moment
  18. The slow start onbe is by far the harder...it's a better mix too
  19. Really Derek? I've found a few "looney tunes" west of the Atlantic Ocean myself when it comes to postage rates.
  20. Steve G posted a post in a topic in Look At Your Box
    Think I just about got em all, and there are loads of good ones....though I have never seen the 2nd Reflection 45 or the second Lee Charles 45, and think these might not exist The label printed both b&w and multi coloured "picture of sick" logos in parallel for a long time, with represses etc making it all more confusing. Would have to check, but I think the b&w ones go up to about 11250 ish with the Independents, although there are plenty of earleier "sick" logo ones. Wand was an indie and had it's own distribution company Scepter / Wand. Their distribution was very hit and miss with a number of releases only being distributed in one city to try them out. If they flopped that was it. This goes some way to explaining why some titles are hard as nails to find and others not so.
  21. Think she's on here actually Ken. Unless it's another Louise?
  22. I'd agree with the above, and it's also a better soul record than the Philharmonics too.
  23. No story issued twice with a long slow intro and a better mix on the first one. The first one is harder.
  24. Yeah and not even half of the quoted price - yeah

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