Wilxy

I'm looking for several Mirwood 45's from a competist perspective, so if you have any original releases in minimum EX condition please PM me.... Cheers wilxy

Has anybody got a spare/would be willing to make a photocopy of the Detroit City Limits fanzine (issue 8).....please....Reward available Cheers wilxy

Tim Tam & turn ons....and Wombat......Damned Tinitus

Have been to many from 1974 on, and had some great times but........IMHO Wigan Casino takes the overall plaudits on my behalf

California Montage by Young Holt unlimited was the theme tune to the 1969 film "winning" which starred Paul Newman as an indy racing car driver

I remember first listening to the Otis Blue album for the first time......blew me away My favourite tracks by him are I've been loving you too long, and the awesome Try a little tenderness,and as rightly previously mentioned with him having been taken from us so early, it beggars belief to what his passing has deprived us of.....RIP Sir....

Awesome Tune .......and one that's eluded me for far too long

Indeed the fella was a class act, and I was simply chuffed to engage in his humorous correspondence, which would contain cut-out pictures of "current female personalities" on the packaging of his fanzines....An absolute true character amongst many long gone which is more the pity......RIP Dave

Please feel free to ignore my future wants PD Ben E. King now acquired.....thanks for those taking the time to open and read my post....and furthermore for the response recieved cheers wilxy

If anyone's got spare copies of the following U.S released 45's in minimum ex condition, and not looking for a kings ransome in exchange ...... Please PM me.... New Monitors-Fence around your heart-Buddah Ben E. King-Forgive this fool-Atco Cheers wilxy.....

Great song.....Great thread.....

Mine arrived this morning with the freebies, and I must say looks the business:yes:

The Compass club is responsible for my long-lasting" relationship" with the "northern" soul phenomenon! Whilst on one of our regular holiday jaunts to Torquay, we used to frequent the Compass most nights during our stay, and although we used to go to the top floor for the more funkier/commercial stuff, my ex-wife stumbled upon the middle floor (not literally) where the music and the dancing was invigoratingly upbeat.......The rest is history so to speak, and that was either late 1973 or early 1974.......... seems like only yesterday...........

Nice one Dave, always interested in Detroit "output" from most eras, and would also be interested in the vinyl release!

R.I.P Sir:hatsoff2:

I'll be forever on a learning curve Rob from personal perspective, thanks to such informative scribings....Keep up the good work....wilxy:hatsoff2:

From a personal perspective, and moreover from a Motown enthusiasts point of view, whilst eagerly anticipating volume 4's release, on first hearing, whilst undoubtedly there are several standout tracks, IMHO overall I was disappointed with the blandness with regard the bulk of the playlist....

Interesting article, thanks for airing it.....Something new learned today! :thumbsup:

There's still a few about, and Cheltenham still throws up a few, if you're in the right place at the right time.....Vinyl vault in Cambray place, has been a happy hunting ground since my "Exile.....over the bridge".....All kinds of music on most formats incusive of loads of Soul 45's and 33's, and as I said, I've been in the right place etc. on several occasions:yes:

PM'd you!

A tough call, as the label output contained so many great favourites, but would agree with an earlier post with reference to the Pied Piper productions.....due to Detroit bias on my own part I might add.......

Garland Green-Jealous kind of fella-Uni Darrell Banks Is Here-Atco Metros-Sweetest one-RCA That's for starters......Best wilxy

All three records acquired now, Thanx for the assistance, wilxy:hatsoff2:

Johnny Robinson sorted....Still need the other two...Thanx wilxy:hatsoff2: