Chris Turnbull

Thanks for looking - please PM if interested. UK post special delivery £8, overseas to be confirmed. No hassle money back if not 100% happy. Eddie Foster - I Never Knew (In) VG £750 Not in the best nick, lots of light surface marks and a bit of light crackle, but plays loud and clear - sounds great at home as well as out. I am very picky when it comes to records, so buy with confidence (I bought it from Tim Brown Dec 1990, and only selling to balance the books on some other purchases 😄) Iconic 45 of course, original issue with correct title and In-6110 marking in deadwax - see photos Priced according to grade, and also current asking prices for stronger graded copies which seem to be £1400 to £2400, however happy to consider sensible offers if you think I'm miles out

Thanks for looking - please pm if interested. UK post £8 first class recorded, overseas to be confirmed. Money back no issue if not 100% happy Carol Anderson - Ain't Givin Up (Coup LP) VG+ £175 SOLD Superb and rare LP feat Sad Girl and LP only modern classic I Found Love A few light marks NAP and slight ringwear to front sleeve as per photos, but generally a really nice copy

Great thanks mate, will PM you now

Thanks for looking - please PM if interested. UK 1st class signed for £3.50 / special delivery £7.50 / overseas TBC. Money back no hassle if not 100% happy, but carefully graded 1) Billy Keene - Wishing & Hoping (Paula WD) VG £175 NOW £125 SOLD Quite a few light marks but still glossy and plays great 2) Guitar Red - Share your love (Mod-Art DJ) Ex £125 NOW £95 SOLD Cult 1976 obscurity, rarely seen - check youtube clip (not my copy) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNZfxuhIxcQ 3) The Vibrating Vibrations - Surprise party for baby (Neptune) VG £75 NOW £60 Looks a bit scruffy but plays great 4) Willie Wright - Right on for the darkness (Hotel 2011 Reissue) M- £35 NOW £25 SOLD

Re. House Bros, personally I love it, and 99.9% certain it's a pukka 1979 recording The 'In the Navy' comment higher up is probably a good shout - sounds to me like it was probably aimed at the gay disco market, and production wise definitely like numerous other records of the same era - something like a cross between Alfie Davison 'Love is serious business' and maybe Idris Muhammad 'For your love'. Got a feel of Italo disco / early Italo house to it as well IMO - in fact wouldn't be surprised if it turned out to be Italian Also can't see any Ian Levine involvement - while the lyrics are quite IL it doesn't have any of his musical fills and frills and awful synthesised brass like on say 'Wrong side of town' - always baffles me how anyone thought that was a 60's recording, though maybe famous last words having stuck my neck out on House Bros 🤣

Thanks for looking - please pm if interested. Special delivery post £8.50 UK, overseas to be advised. Money back no hassle if not 100% pleased 3LP set - Jobete 'Yesterday, Today and Forever' £275 Sought after triple LP set featuring killer Holland Dozier Holland modern cuts unavailable elsewhere (Family Affair 'You can't stop my loving', Wali Ali 'Oh I need your lovin', etc) Really nice condition vinyl, M- I would say. Light wear to sleeve / all original sleeve inserts, etc Check clips below (not my copy)

Thanks for looking - please PM if interested. UK 1st class signed for £3.50 / special delivery £7.50 / overseas TBC. Money back no hassle if not 100% happy, but carefully graded 1) Billy Keene - Wishing & Hoping (Paula WD) VG £175 Quite a few light marks but still glossy and plays great 2) Guitar Red - Share your love (Mod-Art DJ) Ex £125 Cult 1976 obscurity, rarely seen - check youtube clip (not my copy) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNZfxuhIxcQ 3) The Vibrating Vibrations - Surprise party for baby (Neptune) VG 75 Looks a bit scruffy but plays great 4) Dynamic Corvettes - Keep off the grass (Tramp 2010 Reissue) M- £35 SOLD 5) Willie Wright - Right on for the darkness (Hotel 2011 Reissue) M- £35

I’ll have it when you’re finished with it 🤣

I’ll have it if not taken yet?

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Hi Dave, PM sent

Had the 12” for a few weeks but only just opened and played tonight - sounds awesome 😎

Interesting still demand for it really - as someone else said higher up the thread it has been hammered in recent years, but first time readily available on vinyl I guess

Would have been June 2015 at Cleethorpes then I guess For what it’s worth 🤣

👍 I meant the Opolopo mix

Remember you playing it as a new release Mark - think that's where I first heard it, probably at Cleethorpes

Opolopo mix a particularly good example of a remix / rework though - taken a great tune and arguably improved it, compared with something like the Javi Frias 'Hard edge and paint' Pages remix which to me just seems a crude cut and paste job

Good shout Mickey, some still at Juno and not showing low stock yet

Knew post Stafford but didn't know '87. Played it to death

Remember it on a great Guy Hennigan tape from the mid 80's with a load of his plays on

Very interesting that - was eying up the blue shirt until I realised it was £920 😆

Good post that Mickey, also with a link to a recent piece on Charles Stepney

Can't think of many artists I've spent as much time listening to over the years - from being blown away when I first heard 'Wade in the Water' at Tommy Smith's Birch nights at Ashton Manchester early 90's, the fabulous 'Hurt so bad' being the background music on Richard Searling's show for years ("next Saturday night at the Chadderton Bowling Club, Oldham", etc), through Spring High and so many others - never far from my turntable. Thank you Sir for all the wonderful music - here's a particular favourite of mine:-

If they had access to the masters they maybe just used slightly different mixes by mistake, or whatever they thought sounded best - possibly a bit like (as documented elsewhere on here) some Kent LP tracks have slightly different mixes to the 45 releases

Came across this great 1970 BBC Archive film recently which got me thinking about the soul scene around that time Was only born in 1970 so interested in any reflections on the north / south divide in the 1970's in relation to the soul scene (or just generally I guess) Did the country feel a much bigger place with less access to decent transport, road systems, etc? Godin coming up to Blackpool must have seemed a long journey. Did people in the north think the southern soul scene was full of hippies, or flash geezers, etc - what was the view of the time?