Chalky

That one of them, sure I got some others on cd somewhere.

You do know it Kenny...Kitch used to play this a fair bit at one time.

There's also a Detroit Versatiles, recorded on Staff which I'm sure is Detroit (Arabians also on label). Also know of other unissued Motown by the Versatiles.

Came out twice. Once on Redd Coach and again on Delite on the flip of I Saw You There. The Delite copy would probably be in excess of 2k and the Redd Coach in the region of 5/600 IMHO. Good luck

BTW the other side of the Otis Brown is just as good

Of course I agree. It was a Saturday, I was stopping in (for a change) and I had nothing better to do

kin ell you got further than me....I read the first sentence, hit the first link and though sod it, copied the link over here

found it Mike, cheers

Soundfile of the Mighty Chevelles anyone?

I agree with ya Dave. With the exception of possibly one all the others wouldn't put themselves up there. They are like you, me and practically anyone else who goes to venues (or some that sit in their armchairs) in it for the love of the music....oh and a laugh

Does he?

Would your opinion be the same Christian if it was someone else selling it? Don't get me wrong, I like it, it's a good record but it ain't a dancer. You really shouldn't tar everyone with the same brush, not all of us go out and buy the same old same that every wanna be DJ is buying. There's plenty of good soul, dancers for under £50 if you have the time and patience to look learn and listen PS Joseph Webster has been played since the mid to late 80's.

At the end of the day you can have the best DJ in the world, you can have the best supplier of records, you can have the most knowledgable folk on the scene but anything they do, have or know is pretty useless without the dancers and punters who pay there money week in week out to listen, dance and buy Northern Soul!

whether I agree with your opinion, or anyone elses is a different matter

Gotta agree with you Christian

You challenge me? I respect anyones decision on who they think is good or not. If we all liked the same DJ's/records it would be pretty boring and we'd have f*** all to argue about on here

Ahhh now I know who they are. Andy Dyson's knowledge is as good as most collectors and dealers on this scene. Like Hammy said, he has nothing at all scibbled down, everything is in his head. So I'd put Andy above Levine. I'd also put him in front of the two authors.

Who'd be the first to be evicted Steve...some right characters in there

Think he's trying to say your a fool

The two authors Brett mentions probably no very little of our scene so they can't possibly be included.

Dunno who number one or number seven are so one would go and Andy Dyson would be in there. I spoke to all the others and Butch IMO is far ahead knowledge wise than most of 'em.

have a read >>HERE<< to see how it's made, click on the further links as you read through, very interesting

Originals stamped with the Frankford Wayne matrix.

I've all Ady Pierce's old lists, some Andy Dyson list from early 90's. Might have one of Domars catalogues somewhere plus other odds and sods