Chalky

I think I get what you mean

Dave Thorley played part two in the 80s

I don't think so and besides Rita Lee is a reissue on the label.

As I said I haven't the foggiest, there was so many.

The first nighter record I remember the most

I forgot

Haven't the foggiest

Magic

Not sure how bad the scratches were, just said surface marks and plays and sounds well. Condition hasn't stopped other classics commanding a daft sum, look at the Tomangoes that just sold.

Blimey indeed. Taffy had 700 copies two or three years ago.

Is there a recording of the interview anywhere Kev? Would love to hear it.

You don't get out much then do you

There was an issue sold on ebay in the last week or so for less than £500 (493.07). I know it is in demand and a great dancer but £1k a little OTT. Never seen a photo of the group or found any info about them. there is a website dedicated to the whol Brunswick roster but no info about them.

I don't think that price difference even gets close to the difference is rarity or scarcity.

You can hear any record you want just about, every week, you just have to seek the events out and be prepared to travel. Cheating Kind quite a few of the so called top jocks have the record and it can be heard most weekends at oldies and so called upfront. Same for John Harris, quite a few have it now...these djs think they are upfront but they are ten years behind the curve, at certain events now they are over played, mainstream events they are still lesser known. Seek and you shall find.

I've seen far more demos than issues

5-600 or so

I've had some brilliant nights at The Wilton, heard some fantastic music, many you don't get the chance to hear on your usual nights out. I've seen some fantastic acts, all quality, in one of the best venues around. You should be able to fill the venue with people who live with in a 30 minute radius. Still Richard Caiton had a great turnout who gave him the respect he deserves and showed just how appreciated he is by some this side of the pond. I'd like to thank Dave and Val, also Mouse for his 20 odd year involvement too in the venue, for some brilliant nights out and some great shows. Such a shame they will be no more. Some photos of Richard..... https://flic.kr/s/aHskPpixz5

It was probably a deliberate mistake with the missing "&" etc and they probably realise there is a demand for wanting reissues on look-a-like labels rather than god forbid getting it on Grapevine. I doubt Don is as bothered as some on here though.

Top man, a true gent as many have already mentioned. Funny and witty, kind and caring. Always enjoyed his company. A sad sad loss. R.I.P. Paul.

When Andy Dyson showed Don the record, Don wasn't aware it had a release. He said he sent some tapes to James Vanleer and that he wasn't aware Vanleer released any of the tracks.

Thank you for the music Miss Ray. R.I.P.

Grumpy or anywhere Carl Fortnum djs

There is a video of JM with a broken copy of this, in it he said he shifted it to IL, when I mentioned this IL in his usual dramatic fashion said not and he discovered it in the US.

Rob Smith has/had one, Andy Dyson, Carl F I think...few more about than people realise.