Simsy

1970. Therefore '70's' ...

Look at your box. Moving.

You're right and he did pay a grand for it.

Was asking the question yesterday as to how passionate Coldplay and or Radiohead fans are for example. How passionate and what lengths are they prepared to go to in the furtherence of the love of their music.. I mention this as I know a good many soul fans that are still nothing short of fanatical, especially in terms of collecting. I've personally never had a break from the scene. Means more to me now than it did 24 years ago when I first got into it.

Or 66 maybe..?

That's not the one you bought when we were at Plinston is it?

Moving to appropriate section.

Not sure what label it's on but wasn't there a revised version of Harlem Shuffle, released circa 1968?

$179.50! /index.php?showtopic=52987

Great price that. Considering what the boot went for the other day!

Moving to Wants section.

Saturday before last. Shooting High. Stayed til 6, great stuff!

Surprised you didn't have that as your avatar Col! You seem to have been avatarless for some time now... Is it fair to say tha some modern soul sucks? ... Hang on that sounds like a user name!

Think thats wise if you want the best price.

"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never change the way I feel about you oh yeah" "Tell my friends I ain't no good, thats alright it's understood cos I love you alright"....

Think I've cracked it actually. Easy get a half hour - 40 min spot under there!

Is one way of looking at it. Another way would be ask what you like, records worth what you're willing to pay.

True.

I think 99 times out of a 100 you'd be okay just leaving your box on the stage. But it has happened before hasn't it? People half inching records. Trust in scene etiquette doesn't quite stretch to a seven and a half grand play box (or sim).

My esteemed colleague Simon T really is the man for this sort of thing. Had a discussion on this some time back and there are some great unravelings in here! /index.p...ic=15114&hl= Hopes this helps. Talking of threads, welcome to Soul Source Katy Jane. Perhaps I might point you to the intro section for a quick high intro shout type thing? /index.php?showforum=44

Just as bad for his comments I reckon.. "It had better be good tonight, or northern soul can die forever". Wish you would Trev.

MARVIN GAYE & TAMMI TERRELL Ain't no Mountain High Enough

Cheers Col.

Wow, didn't know that cheers. Wonder where they are to be found amongst this lot? Releases: Systeme Piloo (7") P Sounds 2002 A Peu Pr¨s (12") Diamond Traxx 2003 Can't There Be Love (12") Diamond Traxx 2006 A Digital Catastrophee (12") Omert Registrazione 2007 Remixes: Out Of Myself (12") Out Of Myself (DJ Fast... Studio !K7 2005 Out of Myself (CD, Maxi) Out of Myself (DJ Fast... Studio !K7, Diamond Traxx 2005 Beggin' (12", S/Sided, W/Lbl, Promo, Single) Beggin' (Pilooski Edit) 679 Recordings 2007 Beggin' (12") Beggin' (Pilooski Re-e... 679 Recordings 2007 Beggin' (7") Beggin' (Pilooski Re-E... 679 Recordings 2007 Dirty Space Disco Vol.1 Sampler (12") Hai Samurai (Pilooski ... Tigersushi 2007 Appears On: Open Bar (7", Ltd, Gre) Open Bar (Free Refills... Disque Primeur 2005 Dirty Space Disco (CD, Album) Die Drachentrommier (P... Tigersushi 2007 Volume 6 (12") Giant Dark & Lovely 2007 Tracks Appear On: 24:Hours Vol 1 (CD, Ltd) Can't There Be Love 24:Hours Recordings 2007 Unofficial Releases: Volume 1 (12") Dark & Lovely 2005 Volume 2 (12") Dark & Lovely 2006 Volume 3 (12") Dark & Lovely 2006 Volume 4 (12", Ltd) Dark & Lovely 2006 Volume 5 (12") Dark & Lovely 2007

"Even better, the 12" single went straight in at No. 1 in the Top 40 Dance Singles in the first week of release. It was a remarkable event, considering that the original recording is just over 40 years old". Just shows the longevity of good music!