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Some new photo's and flyers, only found these coz we're moving house in the new year and I'm sorting one of the loff's out, must say I'm determined to find my South Of England T-Shirt. 2nd Anniversary Ticket P&D's Yate Revival - read the contents and smile; reputation of northern soul! Solid Oldies All-Dayer - I think this was early Eighties

Jon, for those that won't be able to make it, will you do photo's etc as a follow up to the main artical? Plus; why does it take the Swiss to do an art's expo like this or do the London Galleries or others to that matter not see this as a welcomed feature? Just a thought I say well done to Lorenzo & Jon, perhaps Lorenzo can be persuaded to bring the presentation to the UK.

Dickens Cider.mp3 - dickins cider - 12889 refosoul I know I shouldn't but this sorta fit's in with the theme. To those that heard this in the summer; tuff and to those that haven't heard it - enjoy

Just some info on Frankie & Johnny - I'll Hold You: We went to a Blue Night last night to especially see Maggie Bell, now Ms Bell has not toured for twenty years so it was a surprise and a delight to see her perform. I can report she's still got a great voice, at 61 she can still knock a tune out. Now here's the info; Rob Hurcomb & John Farrell hung around afterwards, one to talk to her and two so Rob could get his Decca 7" signed. Maggie Bell confirmed that this was her first released record and had heard rumours while living in Antwerp that it was getting play's in the UK. She also informed to Rob & John that Johnny, real name Bobby Kerr, had since died in a moped accident in London. Both Maggie & Bobby are credited with writing the song, hence the Kerr, Bell. Johnny Harris, Shirley Bassey's band arranger, was involved with the production; this is why the track has that crisp big band sound. Where was I when all these questions were being asked, at the Bar with girls, where else! A nice bit of music trivia for a Wednesday.

Mischief That's your back badroom and the turntable not going around: that's not the best chrimbo pressy you've given us

Cheers Dave, I'd missed this and then forgot about the re-play options. I may even record it for later.

Why Don't You Do Right - mark murphy - riverside 12606 refosoul R&B with Jazz feel, niicee.........

I've heard it's not just the makeup these day's

Good stuff so you'll take £30 for the 7's then? Sorry Simon but I've been wanting to do this for ages but someone always get's in before me A great set of tracks and the download has just finished, something to listen to in the car this evening, nice one

I'll give you £30 for the 7"'s and .25p for the download

Drew, try this - PIR 6790 Jerry Bulter (I'm Just Thinking About) Cooling Out released 17/11/1978. Plus it's on his LP Nothing Says I Love You.

Stop Steppin is just a great toon, have you tried Cooling Out?

Joel You could try covers33 on the intermaweb but I haven't seen these types in years. Have seen tho white covers in plastic sleeves that some of the US Dealers send 45's over in, if that helps

Have to agree with Ricky, great show, listened to it in the car back & forth from work today. Another fan-bloody-tastic show.

I love the quote on the link mischief has put up, some fella on say's "UK soul collectors generally "low-ball" on their offers" no, I think we put low offers in cos we don't want to pay the high prices the US guys are now expecting us to pay!! Just my little rant for the day

I've just spoken to Pete Robinson and he has said that when he took the equipment down he didn't spot a black box but as he mentioned it's dark in there and as it's black and not a box he'd recognise he'd not have thought to much about it. He recommends giving Brian a ring at the Marrs Bar - 01905 613336

Guy's, as per usual I've recorded it. I was intending to go to Cheltenham to see Dave & Malayka play, hence why I recorded it but fell asleep in front of the telly instead. Well it had been a long Saturday night at Aston Villa. Send me a PM with your address and I'll fire a CD off, there MP3 by the way.

Best yet

I had a similiar spat with a French ebuyer; he didn't believe the thin envolope that he used was not enough protection for two records, so I send a photo of both records in pieces. Paid up three weeks later.

okey Robinson Interview with Steve Wright BBC Radio2 Podcast.mp3 - smokey robinson interview with steve wright bbc radio2 - Thought as I was at home I'd record it, happy listening.

Ken, it's Vince Hill