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Butch covered it as Bettye Swann, Andy had it covered as Lorraine Rudolph I think.

I know who it is and I can assure you it is rare. Andy Dyson discovered it, at least he was the first to play it, then Butch who I think got his copy from Andy. Don't know who Lee/Steve are selling this one for or if they got it from Andy?

£40 but demand is keeping it at around £175.

I read the sales were over 10,000. The record is pretty common in comparison to many that sell at a similar price.

I would imagine just different pressing plants, or a different run with different coloured label. There is an all red on on there as well.

Load of bollox about having to earn your way on the floor. Just get on there and do your thing. Watch what others do and then try and do the same, practice makes perfect. There is a basic set of moves but nothing in stone.

All the talk these days, £25 and under. Sound files and scans upon request. Gary & Gary – I’m Leaving (For Parts Unknown) – Arock VG++ £20 (Stafford era spin) Joe Hinton – There Ought To Be A Law – Backbeat VG+ £10 (Great!! April 1964 stamped on label) Profiles – You Don’t Care About Me – Bamboo WDJ £VG++ £15 Just Rita – The Best Thing You Ever Had – Barrington VG++ £15 (Slight hiss at start, big spins for this at one time, nice dancer) Brothers Of Soul – Hurry, Don’t Linger/Guesss That Don’t Make Me A Loser – Boo EX £15 (almost near mint, fantastic) Neil Brown – If By Chance – Chart Sound VG+ £15 Yvonne Daniels – Spread The Word – Delite WDJ VG++ £20 (Great) Conservatives – Who Understands – Ebonic Sound – VG+ £10 Kelly Brothers – The Sound Of A Crying Man – Excello VG+ £15 Temptations – (Loneliness) Made Me Realise It’s You That I Need – Gordy VG+ £15 (One of the greatest records ever put to vinyl. Few marks, slight noise at start nothing audible once the record kicks in.) Jimmy Hughes – I’m A Man Of Action – Fame VG++ £12 (Super slice of Southern Soul, nice dancer too) Joe Taylor - & The Dominoes – You Don’t Love Me – HMF VG+ £25 Five Keys feat Rudy West – Stop What Your Doing To Me – Landmark EX £20 (Great crossover) Webs – Tomorrow – Popside EX £15 (Brilliant mid-tempo) Bobby Patterson – Right On Jody – Paula VG++ £25 (Big spins these days) Dave Love – Colalined Baby – Solid Soul EX £15 Dan Brantley – I Can’t Take No More/Please Accept My Love – SIMS EX £10 Money back guarantee. I often work away most of the week so shipping may not be until the weekend. Post and Packing United Kingdom First class = £1.50 Recorded = £2.50 Special delivery = £7.50 Europe Internationally Tracked & Signed For = £9 up to £50 Internationally Tracked & Signed For = £11.50 up to £250 Rest of World 1st Class = £5.50 Internationally Tracked & Signed For = £10 yup to £50 Internationally Tracked & Signed For = £12.50 up to £250 I will only ship Recorded or Internationally signed for to protect not only myself but the buyer.

Ian Dewhirst once explained how it is done. They pay some sort of fee and say they can't find the rights owners etc. Then if the rightful owner sees it he can come after the label for what is due, probably more than the fee. Dunno if Stardust went about it this way but with so many releases and so many people to chase and get the permission it makes you wonder?

Many thanks Sean. I'm enjoying reading these again.

The same Judith Durham played by Brian Matthews other week, even he said it wasn't NS and I couldn't for the life of me think why anyone would want to play it, it was fookin terrible.

I thought Bobby Sanders was involved or owned Soultown? Barrie Waddington met Ray's manager Jerry White and he was adamant that Ray Agee never recorded for Soultown when Barrie show him the 45. Barrie also said he got to visit one of the Soultown offices, closed down and left in a hurry. Ray Agee said pretty much the same to someone who met him as well.

Contemplations and Rock Candy are the same group with a few personnel changes, there was a guy on FB who knows some of them and he told the story. I will try and find it.

Timi Yuro rams every dancefloor when ever a Dj plays it, it is pretty irrelevant what a few think on here in the scheme of things. The price is pretty stupid though, a fool and his money easy parted never truer. J.D. Bryant is fantastic slice of soul music.

Buy the LP, you will save a fortune for other vinyl delights.

Quite a few about. Think Kitch said he's had 5 copies.

Sad news but he will live on with what he left behind, thank you for the music Billy. R.I.P.

To be worthy of a place at any reunion I would think you would have to have made some sort of contribution that can be looked back upon I would have thought. I wouldn't have thought that possible with one set especially at somewhere like Stafford given the contribution made by a number of DJ's?

I would have thought around £1k today, demand is high and two great sides.

Well if he is Julian let me know who it is and I can find out what he played and include him in the Stafford Story

Think the scene misses the likes of Pete Joan, sad loss and as you say very much missed by many. R.I.P.

It could very well be 1980 rather than late 70's.

probably the year?

The Funky Bunch......I really need to put me glass on when reading small writing, it read Numpty Bunch

Thought I would give this a bump with the interest in magazines from the past. All three issues of Pete's magazine, the third was unissued at the time of his death and has all the editing notes still in place. Pete always spoke how he felt, he didn't mince his words and that bis evident on the magazines with some hilarious reading and some quite cutting comments as well about those who he held strong opinions about follow the links to my site and all there available in epub or pdf and also Jock O'Connor's magazine as well.

Orange 1st, then the darker green reissue late 60's early 70's, then the lighter green reissue late 70's is how I understand it. All legit and from James Hendrix himself.