Chalky

They must have recorded this on the street corner Haven't a clue Hippo

I can't play the sounds now Mike. Keeps asking me for Apple Quick Time update then says it's not available. Never had a problem with this before, soundfile opened upon the page opening previously.

Soundfile for you Trev

I know it but as far as I know it's not been uncovered yet. Shifty did get a copy and changed the cover up name to Pookie Hudson.

No not overpriced, very reasonable most, probably a touch on the cheap side.

One of the best stories/tales ever put to vinyl and certainly one of the most soulful Tony Clark - The Wrong Man - MS. Bobby Bennett - Alone With Mt Tears - V-Tone also takes some beating.

Microsoft does have it's own basic recorder, start/all programs/accessories/entertainment/recorder. Personally use Soundforge.

Know the record well but can't help you with who the female is. Great record! Quick look found one other release on Scram 101 (same label? ) Ray Brackens Come On It's Carnival

You can record to video or dvd recorder if you have one. If you can link your sky box to your stereo like Chris says then stereo to PC you should be able to record to hard disc using sound card and program like soundforge etc. Some sky radio programs might be on the internet too so can record straight to hard disc.

Even on it's not so good nights the music at the Wilton is better than most nighters, only the Lifeline better IMHO. As for the decor f*** me, try looking round some of the places where they hold Northern Soul events, I bet most wish they had a venue like the Wilton. The policy is still the same and I'm sure no one will attempt to change it. As for Modern....been played on many other occasions so why should the last one be any different? Dave....The Carlton Club....brings back memories. DJ'ed there quite a few times for Mouse and Chris way back when......

It does indeed sound far better when played out loud, i fact totally different record if you follow my drift. Had great dance floor reaction for Carl and now the same for me also. Its a long one too, clocks in at 4 minutes 14 seconds I think. Apparently the group are Vietnam vets.

Originals on both styrene and vinyl.

Not off hand Eddie. We left not long after Andy's set to go to Sheridans so didn't catch all Guys set.

Pete Lawson reviewed this in his Magazine sometime in the 80's. Was played years prior to this too so I'm led to believe. Record is from 1973 too...Big Dee Irwin.

Not at the moment but I'll keep a look out for one

They had a Wigan Anniversary in Stoke and in every other town and village (every year it seems too)

Will set one aside for the Sheffield crew

Yeah around the £200 mark.

Well the over 40's probably can't keep up with the more uptempo side I'm still under 40 so the uptempo side does it for me Like you said two cracking sides Cheap record too well worth picking up

err...yes pretty good, prefer What Is Soul though

It's on RSF somewhere, I reckon I posted they were different, will have a search for the posts.

I've a scan of an Iranian Sly and the Family Stone somewhere complete with PS and blue vinyl.