Andreas B

It really depends on what kind of deck you have. In my experience though, ebay seems to be the best place to find replacement belts and styli. good luck!

as an addendum to my original post, I'm not sure this has much relevance on the northern seen but the song "Tossin' & Turnin'' by Bobby Lewis fills me with a rage few should be familiar with. I used to work at a small organic market where we had horrible digital radio, and the "oldies" station on there churned out that obnoxious heap seemingly on the hour every hour. one time, truthfully, I stopped mid-transaction ringing up a customer to rush upstairs and flip the station. should have seen the confused look on that poor woman's face as I rushed up the stairs to the office repeatedly saying "nope" to myself.

Never heard of it being booted either, though I could see that "outta sight" label doing up a repro of it at some point since it always seems to be in demand. All I know is I'm happy I paid 99 cents for my slightly roughed up US original yellow issue!

post £3.50 from Denmark. Combined shipping / combined deals are a thing! Nightwind - Later For That (Sound Boutique) - EX+ - £15 Limited and now out of print reissue of this impossible to find boogie/modern soul banger. Brought to you by San Francisco's Sweater Funk crew. The Righteous Flames - I Was Born To Be Loved (Studio One) - JA original, VG. £15 Classic Studio One rocksteady anthem that should be in everyone's box. The Tams - Disillusioned / Untie Me (Arlen) - VG - £8 a bit of a rough copy with WOL but plays very strong. great popcorn/early northern double-sider on original design first yellow label! Oscar Toney Jr. - Ain't That True Love (Bell) - EX-, dh- £8 short and sweet r&b tinged dancer Mokie, J.J. & R.O.B. - Come Together In Love / You're So Real (Sun Moon & Stars) EX- £8 obscure, anthemic 70's with a nice mellow crossover flip ALL £5 EACH OR THE LOT FOR £15! Mel & Tim - Backfield In Motion/Do Right Baby (Bamboo) - VG+ classic! label is a bit grubby but otherwise strong Jewels - We Got Togetherness / Forever Blowing Bubbles (MGM boot) - Ex- Storming northern on blue clear wax! Bobby Moore - Try To Hold On (Scepter) - EX- Liquid Smoke - Dance Dance Dance (Roulette) VG+ - Modern take on Casualeers Bobby Bland - Chains Of Love / Ask Me 'Bout Nothing (But The Blues) (Duke) VG+, Two great deep soul sides for the price of some chips! Continental 4 - The Love You Gave To Me (Jaywalking) - VG++ - uptempo 70's dancer

Will probably get more replies and notice if you post it in the sales section of this site. Hope this helps your sale!

THE SNAKE THE SNAKE THE F***ING SNAKE out.

Its usually a tossup between these two... Johnny Gilliam & Everything Nice - Tell Your Friend (Its Over) Gee's - Its All Over

Russell, you mean this kind of baggage?

Reunion w/ Russ & Backstreet founder Nick James Interview was conducted in 2011 when Russ was here for Backstreet's 20th Anniversary, by DJ Kaspar Rasmussen. Edited and mixed with live sounds from Russ' set by DJ Ken Lunn. ENJOY: https://northernsoul.dk/sounds/Russ%20Winstanly%20interveiw.mp3

Gizelle Smith & The Mighty Mocambos covering Bobby Reed - The Time Is Right For Love

Hej Sebastian, I might want that spare of yours ;)

I've already decided if I'm getting married, that first dance is going to be "Hey!!" by Barbara Mercer.

agreed too, make it into a proper list and I can guarantee it'll help your sales. cheers.

post £3.50 from Denmark. Combined shipping / combined deals are a thing! Debbie Taylor - Never Gonna Let Him Know (GWP) - EX- £15 Great sublime crossover sound with powerful vocals, not her hardest to find on this label but a stunning sound nonetheless. Very faint ring wear on label. Nightwind - Later For That (Sound Boutique) - EX+ - £15 Limited and now out of print reissue of this impossible to find boogie/modern soul banger. Brought to you by San Francisco's Sweater Funk crew. The Righteous Flames - I Was Born To Be Loved (Studio One) - JA original, VG. £15 Classic Studio One rocksteady anthem that should be in everyone's box. The Tams - Disillusioned / Untie Me (Arlen) - VG - £8 a bit of a rough copy with WOL but plays very strong. great popcorn/early northern double-sider on original design first yellow label! Oscar Toney Jr. - Ain't That True Love (Bell) - EX-, dh- £8 short and sweet r&b tinged dancer Mokie, J.J. & R.O.B. - Come Together In Love / You're So Real (Sun Moon & Stars) EX- £8 obscure, anthemic 70's ALL £5 EACH OR 3 FOR £10! Showstoppers - What Can A Man Do? / Ain't Nothin' But A House Party (Heritage) - VG++ wol, ring wear, plays very strong despite!- £5 evergreen northern classic double-sider! Mel & Tim - Backfield In Motion/Do Right Baby (Bamboo) - VG+ £5 classic! label is a bit grubby but otherwise strong Jewels - We Got Togetherness / Forever Blowing Bubbles (MGM boot) - Ex- £5 Storming northern on blue clear wax! Liquid Smoke - Dance Dance Dance (Roulette) VG+ - £5 Modern take on Casualeers Bobby Bland - Chains Of Love / Ask Me 'Bout Nothing (But The Blues) (Duke) VG+, £5 Two great deep soul sides for the price of some chips! Continental 4 - The Love You Gave To Me (Jaywalking) - VG++ - £5 uptempo 70's dancer

It can't be both? I'd certainly agree with ya there, its an oddball one, but makes these feet move in a major way

looks like King Moses could (literally) dance circles around Mr. Blowfly these days

Share your findings mate!

absolute bangin' record, would love to know the history of it too

These exchanges are always a bit more fun with a language barrier, as I live in Denmark now and my limited Danish either comes off as chunky and awkward or kind-of smart assy. I was playing last thursday eve at a pretty mellow cocktail bar/restaurant kind of gig, more an excuse to eat some nice food with the lady and have some drinks than a serious gig, but usually fun all the same. a crew of 3 or 4 Copenhagen "Inner City" types (usually pretty boorish and posh "yuppies") came up to me at the bar while I dashed for another pint in between records, so I didn't have much time to talk anyhow, and asked me if I was the DJ that night. I replied to them "yes". They asked me if I could play some "dance music" (can't remember which record was spinning, but it was definitely an uptempo number). I bluntly told them "I'm playing dance music right now. I'll be playing dance music like this all night", but apparently my Danish tone wasn't too friendly, and as I bounded back to the booth to switch over to the next record, I looked up and all 3-4 of them scowling in unison while the record faded out. If I'd had a mic I would have surely dedicated the next number to them, "here's more fantastic dance music for the folks at the bar!" They hurriedly drank their cocktails and presumably scowled on off to the next club where they could grind their parts together on the dancefloor to some ignorant drivel.

Hey Dave, I've PM'd you. cheers

Soul-Slider, which group is that pictured?

This is wonderful! I've always been curious if it was a male or female on BOTH of these sublime records. But never heard the similarities until now. Very cool, thanks Ady!

Seconded! Its definitely got charm, and being that Spyder's original was the last record on my deck before signing on tonight, its cool to hear the two paired.

that video is EXCELLENT.

I'm just going to sit back and watch this one develop into another OVO thread somehow. You know how studies on animals show that they can sense a natural disaster is coming? Same thing here, more or less.