Jim Ohara

Tezza I can help with this as I was the first person ever to play this in the UK about 22 or 23 years ago as I got a copy from the person who found it - Martin Coppell in Toronto Only one original acetate exists which came from Martin C in Toronto Ive seen the acetate when i visited Martin many years ago, and from memory it was an Atlantic Acetate and pretty beat up From this acetate Ron Murphy in Detroit cut 2 copies (i think from memory) for Martin I got one of these copies, but unsure where the other one went I sold mine about 15 years ago for a couple of hundred quid and I Kitch also cut a copy from mine God knows how many copies are out there, but in summary, 1 original acetate and then 2 copy acetates cut by Ron Murphy - then ? Hope this helps Jim

What about "skiing in the snow" -

Dreadful record -IMO

Must admit I like massive bangers!

This ain't a rare album, there are tons around If you hang off you will pick one up much less that these numbers I'd go along with Mal C, but cheaper - £50 tops

Are you willing to share what you paid for this load? Jim

Nice one Hope your search is worthwhile That's a lot of vinyl to go through

Cheers pete I'm on the iPad, so doesn't show

Pete I don't see any sound clips?

Don't remember those ones Byrney, but I do remember the Ruff Cut On Tour ones

Remember it well Byrney up, down, up, down Remember standing next to Guy Hennigan and Alan Walls downstairs when they played "boogie nights" by Heatwave Guy's face was priceless - never forget it Alan and I were pissing ourselves Jim

Seriously - someone's havin a fcukin laugh

It's not possible that someone would pay this It's just not possible!!!

Great tunes Joan Jim

Butch will have read this and probably have a smirk on his face as he is reading it IMO, threads ran its course I'm bored now

Haven't listened to it for a while Steve, but you may well be right there

Sold it years ago for a couple hundred and was quite happy But of course if some clown was willing to give me £500 for it now, then I'd obviously take it iMO though, it's still played out and "old news" Jim

Do you not answer your pm's mr Kitchener?

IMO, It's a pretty stupid thread - come on, the worlds number 1 northern DJ! Next we'll be having the best record ever played and the worst record ever played Again in my opinion, (and agreeing with agent smith earlier), there have been 2 people who through the years have been totally and utterly untouchable when it comes to always playing quality rare danceable soul - and they are butch and Richard searling Butch has been consistent since I first heard him in the mid 80's (and no doubt before) and although Richard does seem to drift in and out a little, I have no doubt that he probably still has many unknowns etc just waiting to be played The other person worth a mention in John Anderson, as without him, i doubt if we wouldn't even have this type of forum - he has brought to us the best discoveries imaginable through the years As I say, all this is only my opinion, and does not take anything away from other that I rate highly who have influenced our scene immensely - keb, guy, dave thorley, robin salter, Ady crosdale, etc. etc. But I'm afraid it's butch, Richard and John Anderson for me that will go down in the history books as top class indeed Jim

Dave I get it I was only referring to the earlier thread from someone who was posting "who's butch" I do know many of the people you are referring to though, but if your on here, surely you know butch! Jim

Looking forward to this indeed Well done Ady once again

Who's butch? Is someone having an early April fool?

Not a bad record suddenly dave, just feel its had it's day Jim

Must agree with Tony - had its day What fuckin idiots are paying these prices? They should be strung up by the balls!

Chalky Well done mate, another great set of tunes to listen to This must have taken you an incredible amount of time to put together - you should be knighted!! Hey check out track 15 - flip side to the crossover in demander "thank you baby" Thanks again for all these podcasts chalky - great listening Jim