Dave Thorley

Pete I'm not pissed off with anyone, really. But if people considered some of the points above, it would make life easier for many that sell on here. I'd also like to thank everyone that purchased a copy of Old M Pressions, the very last are going out 2day Cheers Dave

OK Jock this mornings little selection was, Dobie Gray - Honey you can take it back, Rosey Jones - Have love will travel, Rotations - Changed man, Mike Jemison - You'll never get me love, Attractions - Mams baby, Edwin Starr - Don't tell me I'm crazy

Just post out a bunch multiple of one 45. This has highlighted a few things as a seller. People that use a 'Secret Squirrel' name on here, then make payments under their own name, but don't have address info sent up on Paypal account.................Why, seller then has go through a bunch of messages to find address info People that use a 'Secret Squirrel' name on here, then make payments under their own name, pay as 'Friends payment' but don't put their address on the paypal payment.................Why, seller then has go through a bunch of messages to find address info People get sent messages on here, then choose to reply on Facebook..........why People order records and then don't pay........Why, to be honest I don't bother chasing, normally just relist or sell to second request. I know it doesn't seem a big deal, but it is the bane of my life trying to reconcile the above sets of info to ship records.

Another record that was massive at Wigan, The Mecca and most other places at the time, but has never really seen a revival like many of the others, still love it though.......

Back then this used to sound great over Wigans big boomin system, does sound weak nowdays

Very rarely heard now and maybe over shadowed by 'Drop a dime on D9' but big tune back then

Men In The Moon C/U

Mecca maybe, but a big tune for Richard at Wigan

Another one from Richard, not heard much now days ................... and one he pulled out in that last couple of years of super rare 45's and C/U. Cheap as chips but a stunner................

---------------- Supa Bargin Price , Offer closes 25th 2400 Hours BST--------------------- Found a handful of these in the states, LAST 10 !!!!!!, so offering them at a supa bargin price of £30 shipped in UK, + £1.50 outside UK postage. Just passin' on the love...............Sold for over £200 in the last few months The Old (M) Pressions - Right on/Let me know - Brooks Brothers Ricahrd & Arthur Brooks aka The Brooks brothers on this indemand modern soul/funk winner, backed with a deep soul stunner. When their gone their gone !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi Baz Thought Zola was more of a Cleethorpes tune, don't remember it getting played that often at Wigan

I'm standing at 12 o'clock and my shadow is at 10 o'clock, what does this mean

Another big tune for Richard. One time member of Soul Brothers Inc. of Pyramid fame

Monster for Richard back in the day

Thanks for the fantastic response to this, most will get shipped 2day, the rest Monday

Hi All Found a handful of these in the states, so offering them at a supa bargin price of £30 shipped in UK, + £1.50 outside UK postage. Just passin' on the love...............Sold for over £200 in the last few months The Old (M) Pressions - Right on/Let me know - Brooks Brothers Ricahrd & Arthur Brooks aka The Brooks brothers on this indemand modern soul/funk winner, backed with a deep soul stunner. When their gone their gone !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Would be rare, but maybe Wigan to The Mecca

Don't think so Kev, sure I never heard it at The Mecca, also sure Russ played it as a new discovery

John Vincent Soul Agents C/U

Gary Rushbrook Williams & Watson C/U Russ Big for a couple of months, then got press quickly and dropped

Here's a few Richard Searling Keith Minshull (12" period) Russ Richard & Pep

'Man of Mischief' A great Tony story, one night at Yate he had a copy of Judy Street, which he knew was just about to be pressed. I had a copy of The Mystic Moods Orchestra - Astral Trip, which I knew was just about to be pressed, so we traded to each other thinking we had got the best deal, how we laughed two weeks later when we both so each other again.

Sad to hear of the passing of (Tony) Antony Warot. I first met Tony back in the early days of Yate and hit it off with him straight away. Over the years we have kept in touch and he always made me smile. A great soul fan and a good friend to many, not a bad DJ in his time also. He will be sadly missed by all that knew him. This photo will always be how I remember him, that 70's beard and haircut and the look of mischief in his eyes. Rest well old friend.................

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