Dave Thorley

One of the best records of it's era. Colin played it first at the Mecca. Then got picked up at Yate by Steve Smith and ? at Cleethorpes. Always bounced around £20-£40, but not that easy to find now days.

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You're right it does say little Jackie. Tell me more

Bugger, should have kept it and covered it up then

Ain't no trouble - bottle tops - pink bird 14933 refosoul

Keep on tryin' - fir-ya - star glow 14932 refosoul

Too Late to say you're sorry - soul mates - parolphone 14931 refosoul

Indemand Bottle Tops back for sale, someone reserved it and never paid Hi Guys Just a few for sale, phone or email me davethorley@aol.com tel 07971 141858 Sound clips below Rare on US Marina, stupidly rare on UK Parlophone, only looks VG, but plays VG+ £250Sold OK, gonna drop the price on this killer modern soul tune, don't miss it this time, Mint £120Sold Indemand, hard to find modern soul tune Mint £130

It's made a lovely Car Park

He did play a few, but only by accident. I did hear a rumour that people used to plant good records in his box to see if he would play them . Sorry can't forgive the malicious way he treated Richard towards the end.

Seperated at birth

I have a few multiples (originals) of Eddie Parker, Tip Watkin, Bill Cody. Trouble is don't know what price to put on them?

Nathan Bartell

George Brown-Soul Brothers Inc

Temptations Mike Jemison Jimmy Scott

I know we had something like this on one of Pete S threads, but I just wondered if anyone has any old photo's, poster, song sheets etc they would like to share with us here's a few from me. Bill Cody Tip Watkin Eddie Parker[attachment=22724:eddie_parker938.jpg]

Pete You've listened to them too much mate

Did he play anything without a cover up name!!!!!!!!! Yes Vicky Baines, it's playing now

Great fun, I got that very copy of The Lovers on Frantic he played about a year later from him

McKinley Jackson was also married to Shirley Jones of the Jones Girls. Proof's mother

Denise's first husband was Bill Jones who she set up Crajon productions with. When she moved back to the south she married James 'Soul Patrol' Wolff, the original Soul Patrol DJ out of Memphis and owner of several radio stations