Chalky

nope

They're from Phoenix.

Eddie Daye and the Four Bars - Lean On Me - Dayco 4564

It's not one I want to hear out too much to be honest but it's still fabulous northern, wish they could find a few "newies" like this

Not a mega rarity but there's plenty of records that fetch far more money that are easier to find.

that should keep you busy for the morning then Steve

James Lately in Love Friends and Money.

would have thought about right for an original. Great northern

Just playing a few out of the box whilst reading and came across this one.... Chuck Henley - Broken Heart/Standing In The Need Of Love - Coach Played both sides on your show Mark

scan for you....

Show Me The Way is Seville, should be on the forum as I've posted it in past, I'll take a look and if not will post.

Rob Marriott did the acetates if memory serves me correctly.

Struggle to remember what I had for breakfast Ian let alone 20 odd years ago The nighter was originally upstairs for 60's with Modern down. 60's then went downstairs with the upstairs becoming oldies I think. Didn't the Fusion have poles about the place? Was the Fascination across the road?

What about those that were great then but shite now

Del Larks - Just You and I (Mello Souls). That intro and then crash bang wallop, aggro soul (as Jock would say) and then some!

I'll get one of the Winding Wheel (Chesterfield) wehn in town next. It hasn't changed one bit on the outside, doubt it's changed on the inside either, grade one liosted building. There was also nighters before it became the winding wheel, trying to remember name, Fascination???? One part of Winding Wheel was the night club which is the upstairs bit and the large downstairs room (back then) was the old Odeon Cinema. There was also a night club across road that had a nighter or two (was that one the Fascination????) if memory serves me correctly and also the Adam and Eve in the Town as well.

different presses for east coast and west coast press. Think Marks is East Coast off top of me head.

The R&B indies has the years '67 to '69 for the Opex label and '65 to '69 for expo label.

It was also released on the Spontaneous Arts label.

sad news indeed.....seem to be getting more and more regular these type of posts R.I.P. Willie

sent.....

you just know when you hear the intro your gonna get quality. I'm still looking for an anniversary copy as well....wish I'd never sold mine

I reckon I'd go for Melba Moore too, fantastic

Not sure about unknown quite a few dj's giving it turntable action over hear.