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No he isn't

They didn't release it though did they

Richard Searling told the story of the two companies trying to release this, both dealing with different executives at Revilot apparently. He also told of copies being delivered to Decca's Manchester distribution warehouse in readiness for release. The London release was withdrawn so how can it be a bootleg? All copies ordered destroyed but you can't account for light fingered plant workers.

Courtesy of the Classic Urban Harmony website, https://www.classicurbanharmony.net/news.htm Just some of the Lost Luminaries from 2014

I don't think they do believe this do they? They are simply highlighting a problem with videos embedded in posts when viewing on a tablet or phone, which a large percentage do these days. As for apple, yes they stopped supporting flash and got behind HTML5 and rightly so as flash hogged so much of the device resources, now almost everyone has gone or going the way apple did. Even Adobe has or will be discontinuing development of flash technology for mobile devices as they know it isn't suitable.

Debbie Curtis spoils a good record, her vocals are weak and terrible.

Facebook if anywhere on social media/forums.

I understand all the arguments but pressing is probably the wrong word as all records pressed at a pressing plant, it's probably become more legitimised due to ebay and people glossing up their adverts to make them look legit. It should simply be bootleg if it is illegal.

But the Milton Wright is a legit first issue is it not regardless of how it came about? The same as Kent, Grapevine etc?

Spot on Phil, most just don't get it, most aren't interested in the music per se. It wasn't just Rob though who had a willingness to push on, every DJ did, they all had individuality and a desire sadly by and large missing these days.

I'd sooner see just the link personally then I have a choice to view the clip or not and not. It is no trouble clicking a link and opening a new page, it is often quicker than waiting for a page full of clips to load.

Ady Croasdell first I remember playing this with any conviction covered up as Richard Temple back in the 80's. Andy Dyson as well as others mentioned also spun this in recent times.

Thanks mate.

I've only heard it the odd time, no substantial plays. But I don't do many mainstreaM, Kings Hall type events so could have been played there but I haven't heard of any major plays.

I stopped using them as the sound was 'dull'. They couldn't cut something for about three weeks so I went to Timmion who did it in 4 days and the sound quality was so much better than previous vinyl carvers.

Someone remind me what The Blossoms "Baby Cakes" is please.

Has it had massive plays?

But he explained why he mentioned Pal & Prophets, it is on the label with that title and not the one he is looking for, or did I read it wrong

I thought JM auctioned one too but couldn't find anything and sure I'd seen another listed this past year but couldn't find that one either.

I think the question was does The Whip on Phil La Soul by Fantastic Johnny C exist or not, not name every record that sounds like it

John auctioned one two years ago for £560 ish, I've seen others at 300/350 innthat time too. I doubt it will see 250 for sometime yet.

Done at the same session as Girl Across The Street apparently.

I've just about given up with US ebay. Discogs for anything out of the States.