Woodbutcher

Listed on Discogs as a Canadian pressing , not a Canadian production ...

Finally caught a break and a chance to see the enormous active region that's on show right now on the Sun. It's actually bigger now than the famous 1859 "Carrington Event" sunspot , and still growing ...

https://www.discogs.com/label/3639266-Trans-Canada-Products?page=1

Details in the Refosoul link I posted earlier ...

For what it's worth ...

Same source as the recent Arthur Prysock 45 , looks a decidedly iffy set-up to me but I'm sure someone knows different as they're both still available on D'cogs.

I can only barely imagine the chaos that would ensue if a bunch of three parts p*ssed , overweight , 60+ punters started that kind of malarkey round the Tower Ballroom , pint in one hand and selfie-stick in t'other ...

It's exactly the point , 'line dancing' in a 'disco' to a white disco record alongside all the other sheep is perfectly acceptable I think ... but it's exactly the kind of thing 'we' avoided like the plague in favour of obscure soul tunes , in dark dingy halls , full of characters you'd cross the street to avoid on a mid-week morning.

The Bee Gees were black american ... you live and learn ...

I blame a complete lack of imagination/individuality and cheap beer ...

New to the airwaves is the long-awaited TV adaptation of the brilliant "Shardlake" series of novels. Sadly the author C J Sansom lost his 12 year battle with cancer just last week ...

If it were a 'test pressing' then it would carry the very same runout stamps as the issued 45 , given that the purpose of doing test pressings is to make sure the stampers were in order and damage free before running off a volume of records.

Why so coy , it's common knowledge who did them , it was discussed in a very long thread on here when they appeared , a simple site search will take anyone there ...

Sorry , yes they both are , real and boot ...

They're brand new modern vinyl , the whole set are.

These were from the "friends and family" package that Ian Latrine had pressed a few years back.

Look for the raised reversed "M.S.I. Co" stamp under the label , a la The Epitome of Sound on Sandbag . If it's there it's real , if it isn't it's not.

Cheers Simon , I never noticed there was a Season Two ...

Sadly 40" flares these days refers to the waist measurement ...

And wonderful knitted stripey waistcoats too , as modelled by the chap selling records , sorry whoever you might be ...

Just seen this in the latest catalogue I had sent through from Omega Auctions , an original colour poster and a patch for sale. And also a lot of record boxes for sale , Lots 600A - 600B - 600C. Not connected to me by the way. https://bid.omegaauctions.co.uk/auction/lot/lot-229---northern-soul-interest---original-1980-wigan-casino-poster-and-badge/?lot=50010&so=0&st=&sto=0&au=155&ef=&et=&ic=False&sd=0&pp=96&pn=3&g=1

According to this , yes. http://rockradioscrapbook.ca/ckb-mar8.html

Well that's killed my appetite in one fell swoop ... and I was so looking forward to ham , egg and chips too ...

Finally got a patch of blue to play in after an age of grey ... Awful seeing but found 26 frames to stack from 400 shot. Canon 6D + Evostar 150 + 2x Barlow + Baader ND3.8 +Oiii.