Chalky

Yeah I bet you wouldn't Still less than ten copy record and hardly ever comes up for sale so think this will go for big bucks, too many with more money than sense.

Sure Dave Welding either said he'd had a copy or seen it. Anyway he sort of confirmed it existed (verbally mind) when I asked him at the Orwell, maybe Louise can help out here, know Dave's shy when it comes to PC's.

I think both sides are fab but now tired of hearing it. As good as it is and as rare as it is it's been hammered.

That'll be one of the disco records played Saturday night then Was told Butch had the first copy and sold it abroad? It's on another label too

Remember BDR being played midish 80's. Certainly late 80's by Mark Bicknell. Got it on tape from that period somewhere.

been played at nighters for a while, one of those you'll soon get bored with records IMO

One of the best beat ballads ever, awesome record. My mate has (or had) the original Bell Sound studio disc for sale.

I might put it in the playbox just for you

always was a £150 record, probably bit more these days. Think one went for quite a bit on one of the auctions? Only got a scan of the top side.....

Heavy Sound Inc

it's the flip side to Yes I Love You Baby on Top Ten.

used to have a labrador called Tamla

Never really plan a set, will take records out of the box, add a few etc then turn up with the box and play what I feel are right for the night, sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't. Always have a idea of a few I want to play before hand but usually never works out

I'm after scans or even original old flyers, particularly Bradford Queens Hall, Cletthorpes Pier & Winter Gradens, Wigan, Torch and Wheel etc, practically any old venue if at all poss. Cheers

Had a quick dig in the cupboard, Ady Pierce's 1st list is attached (not as old as Marks lists and hope you can read them. Few bargains on there...James Wesley Smith £120, Ruby Andrews £8....about right in the real world page 2... page 3...

its been said already but there's far better cheap quality records than expensive quality IMO, many that never see a dj's turntable either that would put many big ticket items to shame. You just need the patience to go looking. Todays cheapie = tomorrows big ticket item Buy what you like, want and believe in

some would pay the same price for water damaged as you would mint. You see it every day where people pay mint prices for not so mint records I'd ask and probably get £350 nowadays for a minter I'm playing an unreleased version with an alternate vocal.

$50 would have been a bargain Pete if complete Did you get owt back from the seller? Old Keb spin if I remember rightly from mid 80's.

I've all Ady Pierces old lists from the early 90's and a few Andy Dyson lists from around 93. Haven't kept many from earlier years for some reason. I'll have a look when I'm back at home, maybe scan a few and post.

£250 I would have thought.

anyone got a sound file?

here you go..... Harvey___The_Seven_Sounds___Glamour_Girl.mp3

Old Silky Hargreaves cover up mid 80's. Probably why many at first assumed it was Detroit.

Didn't Guy spin this at Stafford