Chalky

Few Monday sales I can add sound-files and scan a bit later once I've got scanner and computer set back up. 1. The Faithful Wonder – Ol’ John (Behold Thy Mother) – Checker Vg+ £60 (Clean labels, nice shiny vinyl, odd marks that DNAP. Old Stafford spin, had a bit of reactivation from myself at Lifeline.) 2. Eddie & Ernie – I Can’t Do It – Eastern Ex £40 (Lovely copy, hardly a mark on this classic oldie. Great deep flip.) 3. Don Wyatt - I’ve Only Got Myself To Blame – Garpax WDJ £25 (Under-rated mover.) 4. Jimmy Love – Two Sides To Every Story – Josie Vg+ £40 Great dancer, probably near EX+, hardly a mark on it. 5. Huriah Boynton – You Went Back On What You Said – Lanor 547 £100 (Under-rated dancer.) 6. Billy prophet – Puppet On A String – Merrimac Ex £40 (Just fantastic IMO.) (Mark on the label otherwise very nice clean copy.) 7. Roger Pace – The Minute My Back Was Turned – Select WDJ Ex £150 (Great hard to find dancer, time for reactivation, slight sticker residue on the label). Postage & Packing 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

Whilst I agree about "New Girl", The Spring Song release doesn't fall into this category.

Just four of each done I think, half a dozen titles, or is it half a dozen of each and four titles?

Genuine 60's release Robb as far as I am aware. The picture sleeve is usually with the black vinyl release. As mentioned there is another release on the label with red vinyl so the label does have form.

Shame Jimmy didn't push himself a bit more, he always seemed to be a reluctant DJ.

Hi Graham. I know of the red vinyl copy of the Commands. From t'internet........

The Icemen on Olé 9, blue vinyl must be pretty tough.

Doesn't necessarily mean pressed by Sheldon. They also just did the mastering. If pressed by them it usually has a sheldon number in the run out S****. Sheldon is in italic font, bit like Nashville Matrix.

Another avid here. Usually listen on a monday when I get in the wagon.

I have a program for converting to ebook, will see how it comes out and send it on if any good. My mate had one of those machines that spiral bound paper so quite a few of mine are like that, well preserved mind.

Nice work mate, appreciated. Converting these to pdf/ebook was to be a future project but I will never find the time Are you planning to do any more? Again, thanks, its on the ipad to read later.

It would be around te time that came out that whichever company it was got in touch......

As an aside I was once asked by a company to supply/suggest tracks that could be sampled. They did it properly, fully licenced and all that and paid me if I suggested anything that became a hit. I never followed it through

Who did Joan Baker go to Rob? He sold Keb a spare before he sold up. Any more titles from his sets?

Between Ollerton and Tuxford. If I'm passing any time will call in and see if still there.

That's where he stored the rides he had at Thorsby isn't it?

Expect to hear the adlibs at evry venue near you very soon!

Whilst getting your mates to up the bidding for you.

It was said this morning that the Gaye's had said it was ripped off etc. thicke and Williams thinking the Gaye's didn't have the resources to fight the case and would retract sued them.....costly mistake by the looks of it. The jury weren't allowed to know that it was Thicke and Williams who were the ones who brought the case to court.

I could do with a few more choice tracks, preferably some not featured before in the Stafford Story to add to the next podcast, some I can get a sound file for too

I can't remember it?

I serves them right for suing the Gaye Family, only themselves to blame. They did a mix on the radio and I couldn't hear the split or join or whatever lol.

It was Thicke and Williams who sued Gaye's family apparently although the jury weren't allowed to know this. I'm glad they lost

It was in a list Steve gave me I think?

It was Steve who then sold it to Rob.