Wilxy

Sorry in advance if slightly off topic, but I'm desperately looking to replace my "hoard" of Detroit City Limits fanzines produced by Graham Anthony "way back", so if anybody could point me in the right direction, I am looking to purchase the whole set if possible, but individual issues would suffice in the short term. thanx for looking Wilxy

I was there with a few fellow South Walians, brilliant times

I know where you're both coming from with the promotion / relegation issues, but the awkward thing remains the transfer costs.....although I suppose with the transfer window being closed, we'll have to rely on new discoveries

Now I don't think I dreamt this, but a point pertinent to the latter paragraph, and albeit not a direct response track as such, the Four Tops-Same old song was in itself a reference in kind to the previous release I can't help myself. Basically referring to your opening line in the last paragraph, it does ask the question, but I suppose it was a case of striking whilst the iron's hot from Motown's perspective...and it worked well for them, and as we all know ......the rest is history.....interesting thread by the way

Not if you take into account the 3 minutes to put his boots back on

Saw Sam Dees on a couple of occasions, at both Southport weekender and was introduced to him by Rod Dearlove at the Canal Tavern Thorne, absolutely superb, was later to realise the significance of the lyrics to the heart wrenching "After all".....and at such a miserable stage in one's life think at that time, it was a song written for me personally

Now come off it Pete, we know you can iron 45's......but cook 'em is a bit too much of a boast

I think I may still have some original tapes Rod did for me back in the Thorne days, and I certainly have a few CD,s , will pm you when I get home midweek Alan

Spot on Sean, and particularly with reference to Rod Dearlove breaking the mould, spent a few Great nights at the Canal Tavern.....seems like yesterday, and with regard to many of the great tunes, played by Rod himself, which were very innovative at the time in my opinion, a lot of which have become accepted generally nowadays and rightly so

Yeah agree,actually bought one Saturday night (at Soulfusion Gloucester), and played it for the first time yesterday, looks mint but sounds like he's singing in the bathroom with the door shut!!! The sound quality sounds similar to some of the Mutt recordings......must have used the same bathroom

Yeah must agree ALL 3 Dave Hamilton Cd's are superb, and well worth owning, I'd like to think there was more of the same somewhere waiting for an airing

A must see for me, brilliant news

First Class as usual

I picked up a copy last October for £45, but It doesn't surface very often, that I know of, so Jm's figure would be somewhere nearer......and I was just lucky

Yep try into three figures and you are getting close

Northern Soul= The Elixir of life, and I for one am a 52 year old youth,albeit I do avoid mirrors,but I love the whole experience warts and all, more than ever. Just do it

PM'd you Kirsty

The trouble with Soul Source is ...........you can't do without it.....irrespective of the view Now what was that question again

Saw one somewhere a few weeks ago, I believe it was about £40 but I only recently heard it properly so am a bit miffed I can't get one at the moment

Prefer a 45 to be honest but thanx, anyway.

Cheers Jaco

Anyone got a nice copy of the Detroit Emeralds-Holding on- Westbound ....going for a reasonable sum ? Cheers wilxy

How much for a copy of the Volumes-Same old feeling -Impact ...... pleeze?

Class

1973, by quirk of fate was down in Torquay on holiday with ex-wife to be and a couple of friends,and was into "funky disco" stuff at the time, went to a club called the Compass club,witnessed my first Northern Soul do, and as it was on every night I was there if my memory serves me well.......got life, don't think I'll ever get out......thank god