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I've never really understand that one. Friend of my said that if you had an enemy, or a jilted lover and they Googled you it would bring them straight here

Well that's good to know, cracking trifles eh

Ah, I see said the blindman Your link had me thinking you might be AD. Lot of secret squirrel on here names etc

If Chalky and Andy Dyson are the same person I bought this record from Andy at the Dome last year.

Are you talking about the JJ track Matt?

I got a free VG Brenda Holloway once thrown in coz I was whinging that the record I was buying was overpriced

Yes very good Miss P. Had to wait til lunchtime today to listen at work as home pc is a little asthmatic, runs on gas! Nice tune, like the early stuff was talking to Nick Brown about early soul on Saturday, Eddie Day & the Four Bars etc. Have you heard a Roy Hamilton album track called 'Don't come crying to me' deserves a listen

Heatache? Top Fingers, can't help thinking he's a bit of a soft touch bless him. When asking price for Della Reese he was almost told what was going to be paid for it - "that Della Reese, sixty quid yeah" After all that, Dave got it for £50. Jammy begger, I paid £70. Did Dave play it last night?

Thats how much I paid you for it

Luther - Don't Wanna Be A Fool (great record) Lee Bates - You Won't Do Right (Instant records well worth £25) June Conquest - Almost Persuaded wavy hair! Brilliant

Furry muff, although it's rough out there's a bit of a biggie.

How so? It's got everything, uptempo, fantastic vocal, great pacey dancer ??? Sure you didn't mean Garland Green?

I understand Don't really think this is that much of a political hot potato as such and not really blaming any dj's per say. Although another vastly underplayed would be monster is Steve Aldo - You're Absolutely right - PARLAPHONE Evey time I ask Mick Smith to play it, he takes it out of his box and shows me as if to say "yeah, here you are", but never/rarely plays the bugger!

I know what you mean Shrine. Don't know about tried and trusted oldies. Some 'newies' are instant and go massive. I'm talking about sounds that may have been perhaps overlooked to some degree, deserved better maybe

Jerry Jackson - Are you glad when we're apart - COLUMBIA

Just listened to Garland Green - Don't Let Love Walk Out On Us RCA 10889 1977 Great record, (£25 Shifty) Been £25 for 25 years! Well maybe not, but a long time. Vastly under rated and underplayed imo. What other records never really made it? Twice! Flop on general release and flop on the NS scene?

Indeed Mr B Great choice. Spare a thought for the late great Roy Hamilton - You shook me up (RCA Victor) demo - Chalky £140 Very reasonable. Luton (nameless) few short months later £200 ebay same money! What did you pay for that back in the day £50? Pat Brady?

Yes of course

Think mine's a styrene demo, but then a again I'm a bit hazy on the whole styrene, thing. tell me again what that constitues?

"If you produced a tv program what music would you use" Anything but northern.

Eye, B side not bad either (Love you always). Wonder what it goes for these days, anyone know?

Wish they wouldn't :angry: :angry: :angry: Ahh anyway, I'm off for some Kentucky Fried Chicken, then on to Manumission

Sorry Mike, yeah forgot about that, think my cousin bought a dodgy cd from him now you come to mention it. I only used it to listen to some sounds occasionaly.

That's a blow and KTF download as Reg said. Have you checked out [edited by site see below post]