Cunnie

Was definitely played at Clifton Hall by Searling.

Does this mean you only buy originals that have been booted? Each to his own I suppose...

Covered as Merlin & the Magicians or summat like that i think.

So much for 'One Nation Under A Groove'

Novelty patches, novelty badges, novelty number plates, novelty fashion - baggy trousers, cornish pastie shoes, etc, novelty accesories - watches, cufflinks, etc, novelty nik naks - birthday cards etc, novelty events in shopping centres & funny shaped towers, novelty top 500 books (issue 27 in a shop near you soon), Does anybody buy records any more? Now thats a novel idea.

Brafa sorted now (thanks Graham ). Still after the Arthur Adams on Inculcation though.

Anybody?

Just a couple of fairly easy wants that i'm fed up of missing. Brafa - Live It Up, Give It Up on Love Bone Records. Arthur Adams - You Got The Floor on Inculcation 12". Already got an Arthur Adams on RCA that's seen better days so want to upgrade to the original 12". Please PM or reply on here if you have them for sale. Thanks for looking, Mart...

Point taken regarding genuine rare stuff like the Parliaments Chalky. When you look back though there have been some pretty pointless cover ups, things like the Cate Brothers spring to mind.

Back in the day it was understandable to stop the bootleggers I suppose but they still managed to get hold of things & even sometimes release them under the covered title & artist. Now though I can't really see the point & it does the original artist no favours whatsoever. Seems a bit ridiculous when a track on a major label like Atlantic (if that's what it's on?) is covered up as mentioned on another thread. Imagine if you were the artist & found out your work was being credited to someone else. Couple of years ago Him by Kenny Thomas was being played on national radio covered up by well respected DJ's prior to it's release. What's the point of that? Had to laugh though as I heard Tony Blackburn of all people play it as Kenny Thomas & a week after Richard Searling played it as Him by Him. Should have known better me thinks

Have a listen to the remix (if you dare )

Good call Mark Was one of the other bits & bobs I mentioned a couple of posts higher.

Got to agree with you all r/e the new Angie Stone & i'm not really an AS fan (not until now that is). Picked it up last night off Fish along with the new Will Downing & some other bits & bobs. Will post some clips up later on the Modern clip thread.

PM'd you Mark.

Or then again he could be here keeping an eye on you 2 Seem to recall one of the c'mon & dance goldmine cd's going for a silly amount to a Japanese buyer a few weeks ago so it's probably just someone trying his luck. PS, like the new avatar guys

Have a look on the current Modern thread Russ on this link. /index.php?showtopic=53758&st=0&start=0

Have a look here for the Sam Dees Andy. https://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=Sam+Dees&thumbs=&x=18&y=11

https://hardbop.tripod.com/burrell.html

Why not just borrow it off e'm?

Very interesting & informative interview with Linda Griner in this months Manifesto magazine. Says she didn't even know of the existence of the Goodbye Cruel World copys. Must have only been a kid when she recorded it judging by the recent pictures of her.

This has been done before in the (correct) All About The Soul section. Moved to correct forum.

Consider it done Karen.

Seems I jumped in a bit soon with the Ike Strong price. Just seen a copy in sales for £350.