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Intros - Stop Look Listen - Jamie... Wanted Anyone got a copy of this for sale? - nothing silly on the price tag.... or even consider trades/px for something out of the following.... The Puffs - I only cry once a day now - Dore G++ Barbara Lynne - I'm A Good Woman - Tribe G Lou Roberts - Everything you always wanted to know about love - Sounds of Memphis M- Fantastic Four - Can't Stop Looking For My Baby - Ric-tic VG- Eldridge Holmes - Lovely Woman - Deesu M- Troy Dodds - Trying to Find My Baby - Baytown - M- Bonnie Brisker - So Much Lovin' / Someone Really Loves You - Magic City G+ .... PM me if interested in anything else ........... Have got a Jimmie Reed JR on Mercury VG+ @ £225 and a Carol Anderson Sad Girl on Fee VG + £120 Cheers

Just a Bump for this fabulous Venue.....

Many thanks Seb - You are a real gent! - Much appreciared - a really nice xmas prezzie for my best mate... a great sound - Thanks again Al

Hi A pal of mine is absolutely desperate for a good quality copy of this if anyone can help?? - Cheers Ronnie Loveman Stokes - Touch You Again Muchos Gracias....

Being familiar with that area at the time.... That Tel Number looks suspiciously like Wrexham N.Wales.... any BT peeps here able to help??

Andy - this may be a better aproach - its sanctioned and embedded in ebay.. https://www.auctionplayer.com/ Good luck Al

Its not considered "good form" as far as Internet hosting goes, but you can link to an existing copy of the track, say for instance, if it is on soulclub.org or a similar site : https://www.soulclub.org/stream/Charles_Man...Little_Girl.ram Find the track - copy the link and paste it into your e-bay ad.... Like this ....... or if you are really stuck - pm me what tracks you want to host and I will send you the links - or host them for you if you dont have hosting space....

The best man to ask is (probably) Kev Cox... he's been there a few years and knows his Northern.... arctic-soul@airb4wire.com Al

Apologies if this is not exactly following the same thread here... But talking of "more affordable" sounds.. I recall a similar suggestion being tabled during one of those unexplainable discussions at some nighter or other....... it went along the lines of..... "Would'nt it be great if a venue ran some kind of competition/challenge one night - where they insisted that ALL the DJ's put an hour set together, consisiting of the best quality sounds they could muster, but with a total (JM Book) value of no more than £500?" Sounded like an interesting challenge to me... and would certainly bring out a lot of these faves being bandied about here..........

Interesting Comments Guys - thanks... I was just getting a bit twitchy about the web site side of it..... I kept getting asked for clips of tracks that came from my vinyl collection, so decided to post a few on my site (for members only of course) - and whilst checking out the legal status of doing that, came accross this.... I suppose our scene is no exception despite the fact that most of the Record Companies, Artists and agents are not really going to get a penny in royalties even if we pay MCPS...... :angry: kind of asks the question... could we get some kind of exemption???

An Interesting Atricle about the act of copying your music onto a PC or MP3 Player for DJ ing purposes... not one that we have to worry about!! - I hope Digital DJs 'unaware of copy law' DJs can now create an entire sound and visual show from their laptopMany DJs are still unwittingly breaking the law by playing unlicensed digital copies of tracks months after a new permit scheme began, the BBC has found. The annual licences, costing £200 plus VAT, were introduced by royalty collection agency PPL in September. DJs who copy tracks onto computers or MP3 players without one are breaking copyright law, the organisation says. But Radio 1 DJ Fergie told Newsbeat he did not know about the licences and doubted many other DJs did either. The licences are needed by any DJ who wants to store digital copies of sound recordings to use when playing in public. There isn't actually very much money in DJing so to ask someone to shell out £200 is going to be a bit over the top - YOU CAN SAY THAT AGAIN!!! What do you think of the new licences? Are you a DJ who uses digital copies of tracks? Is it right for DJs to use digital recordings rather than vinyl or CDs? https://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/4609378.stm more info.......

Try Helter Skelter in Nottingham - they used to make em to measure....... if you asked nice web site and contact info here... https://www.helterskelter-uk.com/ Al www.SoulBeat.co.uk