Chalky

Don't be fooled by what people say on forums about wanting to hear something different at an all-nighter. Seen it time and time again on here about how fed up they are and when someone does put on such an event they never turn up, too comfy in their armchairs

last three.... Barons - I Got A Feeling - Etah Jesse Slaughter - I Had A Dream - Les Stan Jesse James - I Know I'll Never Find Another - Zay

whats the details of the Johnny Thompson Boba?

you could buy the cd of his own web site. Not sure if the site exists any longer.....it's worse than I remember

Its on a cd Joe put out not too long ago. From mmemory the take was done in 90's or early 2000's. I had it somewhere will see if I can find it. It is absolutely terrible though!

Will You Wait and Crying Without A Reason X-Factor The Departed for me on Sky movies at 9!

Is he on here Your slipping mate, you forgot two flip sides

anyone got the full Star-Vue listing?

Differences around the £500/£600 mark. One went couple months ago for $1400. Joe Tex around £30 innit?

depends who is buying the boots. Sold a Tomangos boot on ebay for tidy sum and the buyer was prepared to go much higher. Generally £10/£15.

It's Frankford Wayne. Tomangoes should be vinyl with moulded label andf have a nashville matrix stamp ijn the run out for it to be an original. Epitome Of Sound, what colour is the label? sounds like a bootleg with that delta number. There is also a three figure stamp underneath the label which you should be able to feel on the original.

and the same to you both and your families

I know who you mean, there was also with him much of the time one of the lasses from Emmerdale and another lad from Hollyoaks(?). Can't remember the names but was introduced. They used to come along to Sheridans quite a bit. Sure Paul S will tell us more.

one left, just treat myself to a copy.....

not a bad idea mate

the one I have Mel is a South African demo

there's not that many up t'north Bearsy mate

judging by the response Mark, it's just you going ga-ga besides I've better things to do than watch soaps Which younger member did you think you saw placing a bet btw

It's Up To You is in refosou great record

An all-nighter where the DJ's have the freedom to play some of the 100's of quality northern soul from across the board, not the across the board the majority of promoters claim to be. There's loads of records out there without the need for repeating a track 2 or 3 times a night or sticking to the same old same tired playlists that nighter are generally suffering from. Loads of records oldies and newies that should be getting played but don't because most of the (wannabe) DJ's are playing the same stuff!!! Lets see some imagination used for once at all-nighters in 2008!!! Also want a return to midnight starts and a warm up at a local venue first. Too many nighters decvoid of atmosphere with no one dancing for the first three hours until everyone has said their hellos and taken whatever dutch courage they need to get them on the dance floor.

here you go...as cheap as chips, not bad for such a good lp.... https://cgi.ebay.com/RIGHTEOUS-BROTHERS-SOU...ksid=p1638.m118 https://cgi.ebay.com/RIGHTEOUS-BROTHERS-NM-...ksid=p1638.m118

It's from the LP Soul Out on Verve. Old Jack Montgomery cover up from Stafford. Shouldn't be too hard to get a copy, £20/£30 maybe cheaper on the bay. Four or five other good tracks on the lp too.

Whats the buying of (in the vast majority of cases) failed and second hand records got to do with royalties? If some are that concerned about royalites maybe everytime they purchase a record they should donate 4 or 5% of what they paid to the artist if they can be traced or to the artist benevolent fund or whatever it is the recording industry has. I wonder how many would do this As for cover ups. How many time are we gonna argue this one? If the DJ had gone to the trouble to seek out these records in the first place then I doubt they would get heard and even when they are uncovered (they don't stay covered for ever) I doubrt it will benifit the artist at all as more often than not these days they the record is very obscure. Besides the DJ hwo made the effort to find these records is entitled IMHO to a bit of exclusivity whilst everyone else (if it's good enough) works out what it is and finds a copy. There are ways to try and do your bit if you are that concerned, buy the cds that companys like Kent etc produce, don't support the bootleggers and support the artists when they make a visit over here. you will find that most of the hypocrites are those that do the preaching!!!

I don't recall seeing one for sale anywhere else for sometime.......although memory not what it used to be