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Thanks Paul. I have always found you incredibly easy to deal with and no evidence of undue sensitivity when I haven't bought a record I've enquired about Phil

They won't need to. I won't bother, other than from people I know already aren't so bleeding sensitive. This site is like a total fucking madhouse. if you're in with the in crowd then you can do whatever you want. If you're not then you better watch what you do or say, particularly if it involves one of the illuminati either directly or indirectly. Or even if they are not at all involved but have an opinion. Sickening really. Phil

Can I draw your attention to the title of your thread "I'd Like To Order A Record Please.... but will not pay or make any further contact" 1. I never ordered any record, or indicated that I would like to order a record - you clearly understood this as in your reply you said "Yes it's still here mate so yours if you want it". I clearly didn't want it or I would have replied. 2. Never refused to pay as I never ordered anything so no payment was due 3. There was no need to make any further contact until there was any further action to be taken, as I didn't want it. Simple? Phil

Steve, Not rare at all mate sorry. Worth maybe a Fiver? Phil

Nice attitude. I do make lot of enquiries. I also buy a lot of records. More enquiries than purchases I admit, but still 10-15 purchases a week. As for your question about phoning John Manship and hanging up the phone. I have done pretty much exactly that with him and other sellers - ie enquired about a records availaibility and not bought it. Doesn't everyone?. You look around, check availability and then make the purchase (or not) that suits you. Maybe I am missing something. If I had committed to buy from you, or asked you to hold it then I that's a different matter. But I didn't. In my business i get many enquiries that lead to nothing. If I genuinely feel that a sale is possible then I, as the seller, follow up. I don't chastise a prospective customer for not getting back to me. If I did then they would not become a customer. Why should the Strange World Of Northern Soul be any different? Phil

I obviously do see it differently. I've had a few records for sale on here. No way do I take an enquiry to be a sale or a commitment. Phil

If I had said I was going to buy it, asked you to hold it or even said that I actually did want it. Then I would understand your frustration. I didn't do any of those things. Apologies for causing you such upset. I won't trouble you with any further enquiries. Phil

OK, though why I feel I have to explain myself, I don't know. As some of the thoughts on how people should behave bears no resemblance to how things are in the real world Actually in this case there were two people who had the same record (one on this site the other not). I was checking the availibility of this one in case the other fell through. I don't see anything wrong with that. I never offered to buy the record, merely enquired as to whether it was still available. I see nothing wrong with that. I made no offer to purchase it, I never stated an intent to purchase it. Just asked if it was available. If the seller had sold it after I sked as to its availaibility, then would that be wrong? Of course not! As I never committed to anything. Just asked a question.. I buy a LOT of records from many people, including a few on here, I have never come across such sensitivity at a mere enquiry as to a record's availaibility. Phil

I have sold a few records on here and in no way do I assume that someone enquiring if a record is still available is a cast iron contractual offer to purchase. Fooks sake. The are some very odd opinions on here.. If everyone who made an enquiry into my business bought I'd be very rich. Phil

Because I was "thinking" about buying it. If I had definitely wanted to buy it I would have said "Thanks I'll take it". I assumed the seller understood this when he said "Yes it's still here mate so yours if you want it ." The "if" being the important word. Phil

Because I was "thinking" aboiut buying it. If I had definitely wanted to buy it I would have said "Thanks I'll take it". I assumed the seller understood this when he said "Yes it's still here mate so yours if you want it ." The "if" being the important word. Phil

I hope that this doesn't include myself? As all I did was ask if a record was still available. To which you kindly responded .... "Hi Phil, Yes it's still here mate so yours if you want it . Price includes postage and my paypal account to send payment to is: sales@soulsupermarket.co.uk Cheers, Adam. " This was in no way me "buying" or offering to buy said record. Merely an enquiry as to its availability. Phil

Wish I'd seen it sooner. I'd have bought it. Just PM me any others you find Pete Phil

Physically manufactured with the intention of being released is not the same as actually being released. Phil

Finishing at no later than 2am for me Phil

Charles Diamond - No One can Take Your Place - Pink Break Through M- £100:ohmy: Sold this on here last week for a tenner! Phil

Some top class stuff played in that room for sure. Makes me feel like getting out a bit more. Love that Sweet Geraldine track Phil

All records are Ex to M- unless otherwise stated. Payment via Paypal preferred (no additional cost). Postage £2.00 recorded or £5.00 Special Delivery Please PM to reserve / Offers Welcome Lonnie Brooks - I'm Not Going Home / Figure Head - USA 789 - £10.00 The Martinells - I Don't Care / Baby, Think It Over - Success 110 - £8.00 Hank Ballard and his Midnighters - Sloop And Slide / My Sun Is Going Down - King 45-6018 - £10.00 Clarence Williams - I Know It's True / I Know About Love - £5.00 Azie Mortimer - That's That (Get Off My Back ) / Eternally - Number One 7778 - £5.00 Lori Hampton - Fragile, Handle With care / Runaway bay - Uni 55087 Demo - £50.00 Roy Lee Johnson - Black Pepper Will Make You Sneeze / Too Many Tears - Okeh 4-7160 - £15.00 Kenni Smith - Lord What's Happening To Your People / The Same Old Story - GAR 317 reissue - £10.00 Kenny Wells - Hoodoo Man / Lot Of Love - Broach 752 - £15.00 Edwin Starr - There You Go / Inst - Soul S-35103 - £6.00 Jackie Wilson - You Left The Fire Burning / What A Lovely Way - Brunswick 55480 Cicero Blake - See What Tomorrow Brings / Don't Do This To Me - Success S-108 - £8.00 Baby Little and The Playboys - Big Time Playboy / Sunrisin' - Watts Way 641 - £25.00 James Robins - I'll Be There / Someone From Somewhere - Federal 45-12504 W/Demo - £15.00 Lowell Fulsom Leon Blue & Band - Stop And Think / Baby - Prowlin' MR 128 - £12.00 Johnny Daye - Give Me Back My Ring / Marry Me - Jomada 600 W/Demo - £8.00 Thelma Harper - Without Love / My Man - Kayo 544 - £10.00 David Simmons - Love Tonight / Inst - Pearl Harbor 33304 - £5.00 Honey Love and The Love Notes - We Belong Together / Mary Ann - Cameo C 380 W/Demo - £50.00 The Montclairs - I Need You More Than Ever / Prelude To A Heartbreak - Paula 382 - £10.00 Zeke Strong - Cry, You Cry Alone / Inst - Progress 406 - £25.00 Chick Carbo - Two Tables Away / What Does It Take - Instant 3254 - £12.00 Dottie and Ray - La La Lover / I Love You Baby - Le Sage 701 - £8.00 Cheers Phil

Our new release on Soul Intention SI-004 - The excellent Four Tops - Love Enough To Care is now here! This is as you've never heard before - completely revamped and refreshed for the dancefloor on the top side and the original (slightly longer) version on the flip. Manifesto says - "This is timeless rare soul from the masters and bound to become a collectors item" There are only 500 copies produced so I think they could be right! We have the released scheduled for July 16th. Tomorrow! You can buy now via the website - https://www.soul-intention.co.uk and from all good dealers (shortly) Cheers Phil Four Tops - Love Enough To Care - Edit Sample.mp3

500 copies arived today. Get your orders in. This one will sell. Cheers Phil

Suppose I do. Soulboy. whether it's good, bad or indifferent is a movie based around the Northern Soul scene. Quadrophenia isn't.. I know that some folk on the scene came out of the mod revival of the late 70's / early 80's (which scene Quadrophenia was aimed at I think). Some folk used to be into rock & roll, punk, heavy rock or indie. But none of these scenes or fads has anything to do with the Northern Soul scene. I know that due to a higher number of people being on the scene who were originally mod revivalists than say heavy rock fans, then links are made. But the Northern Soul scene is about the music you are or were into. The Who, The Jam, Madness, Secret Affair, The Kinks, Small Faces et al may be many things but Northern Soul They ain't. No more so than Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, The Sex Pistols, Boyzone, Lou Reed or Dolly Parton are Northern Soul either. As different as all the aforementioned may be they can be collectively lumped together as NOT Northern Soul. And, don't even get me started on Weller! What he's got to do with Northern I'll nebver fathom out Nothing against Quadrophenia or any of the aforementioned "artists", but I don't see for the life in me what any of it, including Quadrophenia, has to do with Northern Soul. Just my opinion anyway. Phil

Am I missing something? Thought this was a thread about a movie "based" on the Northern Soul scene? What on earth has Quadrophenia got to do with the Northern Soul scene? About as much as that other Who movie Tommy I'd have thought. Phil

Everybody in Bradford had an April Stevens courtesy of Bostocks. Even folks who weren't into Northern

Updated with Sold. Don't be afraid to make an offer, particulalrly if you want more than one item. Phil