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Same here Greg, I bought (I think) Guy's copy whilst still covered or just after uncovered.

I've never seen that record clear the floor, the opposite if anything. One of my all time faces as well

A disclaimer is about as much use as the paper it will be written on in a court of law when a case comes up before the beak where someone has slipped and done some damage because of the talc was on the floor. Beer on the floor isn't a deliberate act and sometimes can't be avoided, talc however is deliberately put there, can be avoided and if the management do nothing to stop it then they are liable, probably alongside those who hire the room as well...regardless of whether they put a disclaimer up or not.

I was told (by Levine I think) 40 were pressed so anything between 3 and a few hundred depending on who you believe....

Great shirt collars Nice one Dave, I thought Grey Imprint were black too. Can't listen right now but look forward to listening in a bit. I did see your attempt on FB saying you'd been sent this, think you'd had a few

Berry Gordy will be in for a shock if he does

Guides are a very useful tool but don't forget you have some amazing knowledge on here, so if in doubt, no matter how trivial you might think the question is ASK!! Don't let anyone put you off either with some of the comments some who are still learning the game get.

You are welcome, plenty more to come so keep checking, just need to find another few days in the week

Hi Dave, I used the track you e-mailed me. But I found it on another website but under the flip's name? I will double check over the weekend though, send you the link and will amend the playlist and re-record if necessary

Two topics covering the same record merged.

Bobby Sheen probably considered over played now. Played up and down the country for over 25 years.

not particularly

well it is played because it is by somebody else but it is a good somebody else vocally much better IMO.

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No Martin I think it is crap, doesn't mean anyone else has to be of the same opinion, music is all about opinions isn't it (and debate) everyone has one. If some like the record, then good for them. To me it is bland and as I said weak both vocally and lyrically. But if I had to hear records like this for a large part of the night then I think I would pack it all in. Pete is right, at one time of the day you would have been laughed at or something like. Records like this, the Tornadoes, Sacred Four just highlight the lack of new quality 60's soul for most DJ's, there's stacks of cheap soul music that is ignored that is far better than this. As has been said many times, each to their own, it would be boring if we all liked the same music and we would have bugger all to argue about.

Got to agree in retrospect Pete having refreshed the grey matter and having another listen....not that great is it, still better than the JC though although I care for hearing neither out.

Hi mate, try right click and download linked file or something similar

wasn't always Modern down there, they had 60's at one time, well at least for one night

Anyone got a copy of this? Anyone know a price? Shame it was never released some good tracks..... Yesterday, Today, & Forever - Holland Dozier Holland 1977 Jobete publishing promo-only sampler - 37-tracks - 3LP's - by legendary and unique songwriter- and Motown production team made famous by . Vinyl are presented in custom "Yesterday, Today, & Forever" inner sleeves and double gatefold picture cover. Tracklisting: Side 1: 1. Lionell Ritchi, Jr. - Bernadette 2. The Originals - Please Mr. Postman 3. Sterling Harrison - Reflection 4. High Inergy - I hear a symphony 5. Virginia McDonald and Arrival - Baby I need your loving Side 2: 1. Edward Holland - Reach Out I'll be there 2. Sterling Harrison & Eloise Laws - Forever came today 3. Eloise Laws - You keep me hanging on 4. Sterling Harrison - Nowhere to run 5. Sterling Harrison - Standing in the shadows of love 6. High Inergy - I'm ready for love Side 3: 1. Deborah Holland - Just a little bit of you 2. Edward Holland - Only You (Can love me like you love me) 3. Wali Ali - We're almost there 4. Edward Holland - I can't go on living without your love 5. Virginia McDonald and Arrival - You're what's missing in my life 6. Edward Holland - You're my driving wheel Side 4: 1. High Inergy - I'm gonna let mu heart do the working 2. Sterling Harrison - Get the cream off the top 3. Edward Holland - You gave me something to believe in 4. Sterling Harrison - Take a trip to my tomorrow (Let's encounter for the first time) 5. Edward Holland - Let yourself go Side 5: 1. Edward holland - Magic touch 2. Darnell McFarland - You're my heaven sent 3. Margo Michaels - Take my everything 4. Sterling Harrison - Get on the right track 5. Wali Ali - (Oh I) need your lovin' 6. Aja - Help me to sing my song 7. Virginia McDonald and Arrival - Travelling with love in my mind 8. Sterling Harrison - Showin' off Side 6: 1. Edward holland - Run for cover 2. Kathy McFarland - Memories (They dance with me) 3. Wali Ali - I want her 4. Virginia McDonald and Arrival - Can't wait for your love 5. Adrienne Williams - It can never be the same 6. Family Affair - You can't stop my loving 7. Adrienne Williams - (There you go) testing my love

It's a terrible record IMO, vocally and lyrically very poor. Might be rare but another case of Emperors New Clothes. The Sacred Four mentioned is just as bad, it's not the sort of music I got into this scene for, and I do got to decent venues (IMO) and I don't need educating either. Grey Imprint p*sses all over the pair of them, dunno how you can compare them though to be honest. If Joel is right in is assumption that it is the mod scene that prefers it then good let them keep it. Luckily it is that rare won't be hearing it too often!!! And Joel, Marty Thompson a decent track, I can't hear JC in it though.

I've more of the Bailey Suite in the garage i think (I DJ'ed at one of them but don't think I have that flyer) and others from around that time. Here's flyer for the Chapel All-Nighter and Travellers Rest

Some more photos added by Nick Harrison.... /gallery/album/6249-queens-hall-80s-90s/

Thanks for the replies. The music was certainly across the board, trying hard to think of anywhere since where it was like that all in one room, maybe Allbrighton at times. There will be many more over time. Working on Dave Withers/Rod Shard plays and some discoveries this weekend hopefully so keep checking the site. Working on the iTunes subscription but iTunes keep rejecting it

I would say by looking at the scsns that it is not an original studio acetate merely a copy. Not hard to knock that label up.