Woodbutcher

Looks fine to these eyes , MR stamp clearly visible on the flip side , the "A" looks a little odd but my guess is that the label was 'updated' for the repress as what looks like a bigger mistake was leaving it off on the original run. The repress image on Discogs and elsewhere also show a slightly 'faded' "A" so I'd say that the label printers "overprinted" the "A" onto the labels rather than scrap the screen and redo the whole job.

Is this a sub-thread related to "Room 101" by any chance ...

Wakey , wakey ... already a thread running on this subject ...

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https://www.channel4.com/programmes/sunday-brunch/on-demand/66107-045

Another great that needs a mention ...

Two pages filled and no mention of the wonderful Curtis Mayfield ... that's sorted now then ...

For me it has to be Yann's Va Va Voom All-Dayer back in January , said at the end that it'll be hard to better in 2018 and despite numerous trips to other great nights during the year it remained firmly at the top of the pile ... I predict that 2019 highlights will be the Springfield All-Nighter in January and the September 100 Club ...

Flipside to "Coming to your rescue" credits a D. Kennebrew as writer .

A link to the mix and the track time would be somewhat helpful ...

Mello Souls is a carver with a very poorly copied label slapped on it ...

Fabulous record , nasty american spelling ...

You lot do realise that all these videos are already here on Soul Source ... ( along with many others in the sixteen pages of video archives there ) in the conveniently titled "Videos" section , just saying ...

Thought it might just be easier to just post a link to his channel rather than umpteen individual tracks as there are loads to see there ... https://www.youtube.com/user/ILMJXXX/featured?pbjreload=10

They claim it's a one-of-a-kind item so sole vendors , hence the price I guess. Any decent machine shop could turn one up in ten minutes so I'd be hunting around for a local machinist if I wanted one.

And two guys based in the East that deserve more widespread 'work' are Ely's Phil Rains and Norwich's Frank Webster , both have immaculate taste and are not afraid to avoid the run-of-the-mill and spin great lesser known , underplayed but classy tunes ...

Kev and Denise Draper are very much on form still ...

Must add Alan Kitchener and Colin Law to the list ...

Find another mint unplayed copy .....

Perhaps there should be a mandatory box to fill whilst listing a do in the Events Guide , i.e. "Number of attendees at the last one (not including DJ's and their box-monkeys and bar-staff)" ... that would certainly be a good pointer as to whether a roadtrip was in order ...

As I've said in the past , there are way too many events on these days , but it's very easy to separate the wheat from the chaff and probably 80% of the things listed can be dismissed as 'to be avoided' by the ones who care. Can remember when a whole few months worth of soul nights and nighters could be listed on a two page event guide in Manifesto ( and 1/3 of the space was taken up with a bloody great map ) , whereas today one Saturday night's worth would fill three pages of said comic.

Can see new wannabe promoters setting up events while being blissfully unaware or uncaring of what else might be on locally to them , but I find it hard to believe that anyone would deliberately waste their hard-earned starting up a night just to deliberately ruin another promoters event ... Do you have hard evidence to back the claim that you will share or is this just the product of an overactive imagination ... ? Long gone are the days of calling in bomb-scares to scupper niters , can still remember standing outside the Wirrina shivering that night ... ☃️

You're obviously attending the wrong events then ...

No contest here , The Camaro's by a country mile ...