Chalky

No he doesn't, not necessarily. He always lists both sides, two great asides or not, so all he has to do is fill in the blanks, or questions marks in this case. As for PS, he was there as far as I know when the first was found by/with Keb.

Who says it is a double sider? John doesn't. He always puts the flip in his auction headings.

Yep there's some right miserable b*stards about isn't there. Even though its good advertising for John it's just a bit of harmless fun.

She was great when she sang it at Cleethorpes, you could tell it was her on the acetate.

I remember you saying Kev that you found it with a load of Date stuff etc.

The "Standing In The Need Of Love", is this the one credited to The Charmaines that went to Jimmy Wensiora then Rob Marriott? If so then it's Sandi Sheldon, she sang it as well at Cleethorpes. Didn't Rob Marriott have the Chris Bartley at one point? As for crossover, nah, it's just a decent 60's soul record. Have a decent recording of it somewhere.

FW never got beyond a limited demo press, half dozen I think.

5 to 6 isn't there?

Yep Butch has the only copy as far as I know, many said it didn't exist but it definitely does. He also played it at the last lifeline. Little Johnny Hamilton (Keep On Moving) is a one copy only (the original) as well isn't it, again owned by Butch. The rest are later test presses aren't they?

Must have posted same time Pete.

But Sandy Golden isn't the rarest northern soul record is it? Neither is Frank Bloody Wilson before someone feels the need to mention it.

I think he caught her takin it up the arse

Here's the recent listing..... https://www.ebay.com/itm/Northern-Soul-45-Topics-A-Nicer-Girl-Virtue-mp3-acetate-rare-unreleased-/360730560342?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item53fd378756&nma=true&si=CJ9PkXMJPXqqwmW7bJ4a742aSnQ%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

Dave Welding had the acetate some time. Didn't see the one on eBay https://www.discogs.com/Various-Best-Of-Wally-O-Productions/release/4305138

If it's gone missing on route it will be someone from whichever postal service not customs although you do get bad eggs in every organisation.

Unreleased and same as Bernard Williams. Came out on a cd best of Wally-O or something like. Dave Welding has the acetate.

I nearly nought one for £150 earlier this year. Can't believe its fetching twice that now?!!!

I wouldn't have passed it on if I thought it wasn't true but having come from family I guess it is pretty solid?

Good news at last it would appear. This is what Shane Cosgrove has said on the Stafford group on Facebook..... I spoke with Keb's brother in law this morning who lives in Angeles, Philippines. He informed me both Edith and Keb both survived the typhoon and are ok. He also mentioned their place (house) was Ok too, so relieving news.

Yep, I stopped straight away, I'd only taken 3 or 4 too.

Uploading some more videos from then show... This one is great...ten minutes or so long but worth it.

The matrix on Sandy Golden is from the Artisan Mastering Studio. They would have mastered the track, probably for Nate Fortier and then it would have been pressed elsewhere.

Didn't it say Diana Ross on the can Gilly?

I take it issue 4 doesn't exist?

Good price and a cracking record.