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I tried to get him to license it me & Ian D for our Soul Intention label. He wouldn't do it. Come on. Give us Mel Britt. You know it makes sense. Phil

Dunno. Still trying to get a hold of Paul for a production update. Phil

I'm not familiar with either of these tunes Has anyone got a soundfile? Thanks. Phil

Here, Here! Anyway who wants a brand new minty one anyway? Especially when they could have a proper VG+ one thats done the rounds a bit and has a story to tell

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Ah well. Some you win some you lose I paid several hundreds for this about 3 months ago

For Sale: One beautiful EX+ copy of Stemmons Express - Woman, Love, Thief on Wand Promo - £275.00 Please PM if interested. Cheers Phil

A few of used to play this back at Queens Hall. Gene McDaniels cover-up. Pat Brady played it first though I believe. I've just dug it out and played it for what must be the first time in over 15 years. Great record!

I've got 2 copies myself. It's quite good in an early R & B kinda way. Anybody wanna buy one? Phil

Sam Dees - Lonely For You Baby - SSS International

I missed out on all of 'em. I'll have to bid more next time I guess

You should see sopme of the others already on there

I would prefer a better condition copy to be fair. But it's not a record that you see very often, so it'll do until I can prise a better copy out of someone's hands and then this one can go on the wall. Phil

I want a Salvadors, I'm bidding for this and if I get it for less than the max I'm prepared to pay it's a good deal - Simple!

A couple more ... A.O.A. Toi

So what's the original worth now? Cheers Phil

How many has he sold previously?

Might be. Mine are reversed too. I gave "can't No One Man" quite a bit of turntable action at Bradford Queens Hall & Leeds Astoria around '88/'89 Sounds fab over a good loud system

Some of them don't seem too bad. I paid £300.00 more for Louis Paul less than 3 months ago. Phil

I didn't realise it was tongue in cheek, and I am not trying to make you out to be a nazi by any stretch of the imagination. I don't know you so would have no basis upon which to make such an assertion. You made a comment which appeared to be broadly in line with with the philosophy of eugenics, I responded to it. That's all. I agree it's not related th this thread. If you want to open a eugenics thread on freebasing, I'll gladly debate the subject with you.

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You didn't answer the question

Some already have.

What IQ do you think that people should have before being allowed to vote? And who would monitor the results of such tests to check that the criteria are being adhered to? I presume that, given the above statement, you agree with the philosophy of Eugenics, As what you describe above is nothing less than state sponsored discrimination. I am sure that were there an IQ test before allowing one to use ones vote then I would fail miserably.

Very valid point Andy. It appears that Mr Trouble's definition of Northern Soul completely ignores the records that were actually the most massive on the scene back in the day. Much as many of us would also like to ignore a lot of them too, we can't if we're being honest. about this scene of ours There have been many "Northern Soul" floorfillers over the years that had nothing to do with "soul music" whatsoever. Andy has highlighted a couple above. Northern Soul is and always has been an extremely broad church and punters can take and enjoy whatever bit of the genre they like. I think a lot of my personal musical taste would gel with Mr Trouble's, particularly in terms of record collecting. But I also love many of Ian's reworkings of tracks I've loved since my youth, together with many of his new tracks too. The claims that this DVD will put off new blood entering the scene and getting the wrong idea is, quite frankly, nonsense. They are much more likely to get the "wrong idea" from many of the CD's that are sold in high street shops that purport to be Northern Soul - CD's featuring some of the worst tracks (IMO) to fill a dancefloor