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Russ Did this come out on a single, It's on the Anticipation LP, which is fairly easy to get Pat

I've cast my vote, up to 625 now. Had trouble registering so went directly through the email address, got a reply saying they had recorded it but were puzzled why I did it this way. If you look at the number of votes for the other artists; checked about a dozen, Roy has the most out of the ones I looked at. Pat

Exact same problem with me Stevie, perhaps this is the same person Pat

Alan Chris Anderton mentioned on the November swap Spring time for the next one. Judging by the weather in the beautiful South today Spring has come early. I'm raring to go on the next instalment Pat

The mailman delivered 'Hampsey's Soul Stock' this morning, it was certainly worth the wait - quality soul from start to finish. The Ryan Shaw track caused quite a reaction in Media Source this morning. For those who've not heard this have a little dip into 'Sweet & Deep' Pat

Still available If it don't sell it's staying on the shelves

CHAMBERLAIN - TEASE / WHEN WILL I KNOW on C.E.C 45 of this In demand 80's dancer, Mint- £50 Please PM if interested Thanks Pat

I've received 22 which does not include Sean H's, therefore only a handful or so short. Thanks to all who have contributed, definately worthwhile and will take part again. As a summary to the swap it would be good to give recognition to certain tracks 'that did it for you'. (As Alan Pollard did so comprehensively in December) A few that spring to mind for me are - Willie Hutch - Easy Does It from Chris Anderton's CD Bobby Byrd - Thankyou For Your Love on Steve Plumb's Howard Lemon Singers - Never Without Him on Fraser Dunn's I have certainly bought records as a result of being involved in the swap, examples being - Jerry Weaver - You Need To Be Here from Jerry Welsh's CD C & The Shell's - On My Way Home from Bully's CD (Albeit his Mental one) Gene Williams - Don't Let Our Fade Away from John Reed's CD Pat

Sounds and looks great Pete. Keep on loading mate Cheers Pat

Mark Houghton posted this up (and a few others aswell) - it's not showing (don't know why) here but you can find it in Refosoul by using search - artists name Hope this helps Pat

Sean Just sent the list to your Greymatter email Pat

Yes Nev it was me, the handle gives it away a little. Was pleasantly surprised it didn't jump up more at last knockings Cheers Pat

Shep I reckon £175 - £200 Cheers Pat

Two great sides Salv well worth hunting down, both written by Jimmy Holiday Managed to get Refosoul working so I've posted in Media Source 'I Don't Want To Cry' in Crossover and 'It Takes A Whole Lot Of Woman' in Sweet & Deep Pat

All the very best to you and your family Anton, here's praying for a speedy recovery, our children are the most precious things in our lives. Pat

What value would you put on this 45 currently ? Thanks Pat

Smokey Brooks - Eternal, a bargain and a brilliant record, I've posted this record in Sweet & Deep Wednesday for anyone that's not familiar Pat Biggerstaff

Thank the Lord for that Mike, thought I was going to have to play some records for my Friday night entertainment

Always first in the bar @ SE , well apart from Gavin who doesn't sleep

Nice one Steve, listened to yours and Chris Anderton's CD whilst cooking the Christmas lunch. Both top stuff Listening to Las Vegas Connection while preparing the sprouts - Heaven Drinking an ice cold lager at 10:30 in the morning, although I only do this twice a year - Christmas Day and Soul Essence Pat

I hope mine has arrived by now, what with the Christmas post. Best Regards Pat Biggerstaff

A good and easily obtained record to buy. £10 - £15, loads available on Gemm

Leon How Can Make It Without You came out on the John Edwards - Careful Man CD (Kent) from 1996 The CD also includes his Aware LP and some other unreleased gems including Tin Man, Aint That Good Enough (Also came out as 100 Club 16th Anniversary single) and the much covered The Look On Your Face. Hope this helps Pat Biggerstaff

The acetate came from America and is a 10'' single side. The only typing on the the label is COME BACK and 45 RPM Obviously can't date it but it looks old enough. Any thoughts / theories appreciated Pat

Many thanks John Don't know the history of the acetate and why it was an instrumental only. Any thoughts welcome. Pat