Chalky
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At least £1500 imo. worth every penny!!
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Thats the one I was thinking of Steve but only just found it to listen to. First line goes... "They try to tear us apart, but I'm not going to break your heart"
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I thought they were the same, just renamed due to licensing or whatever!
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just seen it Mark. Ralph Graham still going...currently £898.........
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Anne Heywood the actress was English although just reading a bit of biography >>HERE<< she did sing in one of her films.
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I would never have thought of looking undr B for Big
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Milton James - My Lonely Feeling - Dore
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I think your being pretty kind to the record Ted, I think there should have been an "s" and not a "w" in white
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More records added to the Northern, R&B & Funk sections at Andy Dyson Records. >>HERE<< Keep checking the site as more to add
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It was fetching about £150. Had the chance of one a little while ago but bought 4 or 5 others with the money instead. Agree with Steve's comments
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Here you go Ted....
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Betty Lloyd on JM auction, have seen a Gwen Davis recently but can't remember where and best of luck with Little John
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I've been twice and it was superb, couldn't imagine me ski-ing after a soul doo though
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I can just see everyone dancing to Ski-ing In The Snow on the farewell night.....on crutches, all with broken legs Can you imagine loads of soulies flying down the slopes in the morning...still wide awake
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If you come to Lifeline you will find many records post Dec 31st 1969. Sam, Cliffe Steele, Butch and Andy Dyson all play non 60's records. Next one December 10th
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"Ted" not ringing any bells here, can only think of the Brad Lundy already mentioned by Tony and Pat Lundy.
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managed to listen to the last 40 minutes, quality as always from Fraser
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many thanks Ted
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don't disagree with you Ted.
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one last December on the bay $512 and one in March at $260 on the bay.
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great record! not surprised it sold so quick. any chance of an MP3?
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Quiet boring night tonight Col. Couple of bottles of wine and feet up with a film
