Chalky

Heard so many great sets over the years and find it hard to single one out but one that sticks in the miond from recent years is from the first Lifeline All-nighter @ Sheridans, Butch. Simply awesome!!! He showed that night why he is the best.

fantastic record....had some nighter spins of late as well.

I was told there was a third take I was told the difference of all three takes but struggling to remember the third.

150 way too cheap. £500 bout right IMO.

In my opinion if it's unissued then fine, play the bugger but if it's had a release and is in the boxes of DJ's then I wouldn't consider playing it out poersonally.

the demo would probably be white but would be marked as a demo in some way, sticker, stamp, "x" on the side they are promoting etc. I would assume they would avoid tax on demos.....not being an expert on customs and excise I'm not really sure, some one else might be able to give a more definitive answer. The record still commanding a price of around £1000 but think thats way too much IMHO considering the amount for sale in recent times.

was it Singing Sam who appeared at Morcombe? Dressed in all white suit and white stetson? Frances Nero on as well????

400 to 500 quid

if you can't gauge what the dancers want and adjust your set accordingly then you shouldn't be djing. Thats not to say you have to take the "safe" option either as too many IMHO so called DJ's seem to do.

whether a DJ dances or not shouldn't matter as long as the DJ is doing the business.

You probably know all this John, from the DFTMC web site. Baby Don't Leave (Earl McDaniels-William 'Mickey' Stevenson) publ. Jobete Edward Earling; rec 12-Feb-63 Produced by William 'Mickey' Stevenson [acetate] JD-106 LP [3103-03] This Time I'm Gonna Leave You (Edward Earling-Edward McDaniels-Donald McWhorter) publ. Jobete Edward Earling; rec 12-Feb-63 Produced by William 'Mickey' Stevenson [acetate] JD-106 LP [3103-05] My Love For You (Earl McDaniels-William 'Mickey' Stevenson) publ. Jobete Edward Earling; rec 12-Feb-63 Produced by William 'Mickey' Stevenson [acetate] JD-106 LP [3103-04] Marvin Gaye; rec 10-Jan-66 [sOURCE 3X00608/09] Produced by William 'Mickey' Stevenson, Ivy Jo Hunter 25-Apr-95 Motown CD 31453-0492-2 The Master 1961-1984 05-Jun-03 Spectrum CD 067 016-2 Tamla Motown Connoisseurs Volume 2 [uK]

Temptations LP only me thinks......

Dunno if you use the Detroit forums John but I've asked on two of them for info for you, if they don't know then I doubt anyone other than Edward himself will know owt

it's not an official motown cd John.

dunno if any use but Lefty Edwards one of the Motown musicians playing saxophone.

I've got This Time I'm Gonna Leave on cd somewhere, might have the other. There's another "My Love For You" by him too.

Hi Mick, I think you did me a copy of that tape????? I'll have a look through the boxes. In the meantime though an MP3 would still be great if anyone can oblige.

anyone got an mp3 of the Four Reputations Call On Me on Millage? Please not the one from the goldmine cd as it's not Call On Me but the flip

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dana_Valery

The Rays were Walter Ford, David Jones and Harry James and of course Harold "Hal" Miller. Blessing In Disguise is pretty good group soul but Love Another Girl probably the best with some great vocals from Hal Miller.

a lot rare as hens teeth. well into 4 figures I would have thought.

It's on Amy and around £150.

There's deffo 3, I might be one short myself. I know Andy Dyson had some copies but which ones and if he's still got them not sure. You can try e-mailing him Dysonsoul@aol.com

We had Angie Stone on in the car t'other week. Got the Drizabone, Sounds Of Blackness. Another couple of good ones from around that time are Solo and Jesse Graham.

so is your spelling