Chalky

If you were fortunate enough to see the Precisions there would be no need for this question, they were simply stunning. Probably the best live soul act I've seen, and I've seen a few. Really looking forward to Carl Carlton and Darrow Fletcher, both relatively young compared to many soul acts.

It was covered as Lee Valentine (& The Bluesmen). Lee Valentine the producer/arranger if I remember rightly.

cheap...damn cheap IMO

PP - Peace Of Mind Atlantics... anyone with the PP - Can't Measure Love? Preston_Peters___Got_To_Have_Peace_Of_Mind.mp3 Atlantics___Baby_I_Need_You___Marquee.mp3

But if the promoter has delivered exactly what he said he (or she) would, do you think you still have the right to complain just cause some of the records weren't to your taste but enjoyed by others? I agree with the sentiment that if you aren't getting what you were promised then yeah you have every right to complain

I know you usually live and let live and wasn't having a go at you or anyone in particular....

Same goes for Jackie Wilson - Because Of You, 1973 but considered Northern. Constellations, again Northern.... Does anybody really know

I don't think I've been to a venue thats advertised as Northern Soul where the 70's outweigh the 60's, ever As I've said in previous topic, you often got a modern DJ thrown in amongst the 60's dj's some years back. All I'm saying is folk should live and let live, appreciate that not everything they hear will be to their taste but to also realise that someone else will no doubt be enjoying those you don't like. why do people class 70's as crossover, not all 70's are crossover.....(thats a general observation Baz, not aimed at anything you've said).

Sure John Weston had this in his sales box Saturday night.

70's (and new releases) have always been played at Northern Soul events right from the early days. I've never really thought of Northern Soul as 60's only. Many events advertise their policy as "across the board" and "something for everyone".

gotta agree with your fanatstic comment Clyde McPhatter - Lonely People Can't(Can) Afford To Cry - Amy Sir Ceasar - Show Me The Time - Ride

I'd lose it for another year Kenny

Would have though at least £70/£80.

same as you I'm afraid Joan, not sure who played it first...was covered up as Jesse Davis I think.

But if you know exactly what you are going to hear and you still go does it give you the right to moan? If a venue advertises one thing and then gives you something else then I agree you have the right but if you get what you are told you are going to get then what gives you the right to moan cause a few records don't agree with you personally but plenty of other paying customers still enjoy them?

You may get bored with too many 70's and in your opinion loses some of the atmosphere but to someone else it will make the night...also why do you have the right to moan at something thats played and in most cases advertised? Like I said cause someone doesn't like something doesn't mean that someone on the next table thinks it is the best record of the bight. One man's/woman's meat is anothers poison blah blah.... I get bored with too many oldies you hear week in week out but I either vote with my feet and go somewhere else or just get on with it. Most people who attend venues on a regular basis know what a particular dj is going to play, if not to their taste they should either stay away or keep quiet in my opinion...like I said may not be to one person taste but to another they will be. If a dj is that bad that he consistently clears the floor then he or she ain't going to get booked so problem solved there I see and hear many moaning about this that or the other but I never see them do anything aboput it...like promote a venue

Explosive Dynamics.... Explosive_Dynamiks___Whole_Lotta_Love.mp3

Just looked in two of Pete's mags, no scan....few of Rob's old records and acetates in one but no Charmaines. Certain it's April and Blackwood though

yeah 10 inch I think, there's a scan I think in one of Pete Lawson's old magazines. Roger Banks has it now, or did. Shifty had one as well (Michael Christian), he covered it has Pookie Hudson or summat like that.

tis Michael Christian Simon, on Concept I think off top of me head.

Tis rare, few turned up and the odd one probably be about if you wanted one, have seen it in a sales box, can't remember which though

Do You get The Message is Grey Imprint on Clear Hill, Butch and couple others spinning it, Butch covered it as Lou Pride. Good News is the Hytones, unissued track played by Ady Croasdell.

here you go Grant Kelly_Michaels___I_Need_Him___Carla_2537.mp3

Pretty sure Andy Dyson had one... Dysonsoul@aol.com

mate had couple and they flew out at £350, he's not had any since. I'd would guess nearer £500 nowadays as it's always asked for on wants lists. Know one or two who would pay that too.