Woodbutcher

And mustn't forget this sublime offering on Whip , double points for a double sider ...

Another double pointer ...

Beaten to the punch again ... £75-80 not too bad considering some of today's prices ...

If it sounded "too retro" in 1980 how can it not sound like that 37 years later ... ? Anything that uses that bloody awful "pew-pew-pew" disco synth drum through it reminds me of the dreadful sour-faced Kelly Marie and her nasty "Feels like I'm in love" from the same year , for that reason alone it's destined for my personal Room 101 , alongside all the other dreadful eurodisco tripe that folk try and pass off as modern soul these days in the desperate search for something new to play ...

https://www.discogs.com/Jimmy-Conwell-To-Much/master/1232042

SJ ... not giving links to it , fed up giving his overpriced site free exposure ...

Comedy sale to end 'em all ... £10,000 for what looks suspiciously to me like the recently produced bootleg ...

Some twat paid £212.00 for it three years ago ...

No , two bidders all the way from £29.00 up ... (hit the Show Auto Bids button) , probably two lazy sods that put ridiculously high bids in their Autobid programs in order to guarantee coming out on top ... and the two programs battled it out unaided. Will probably get relisted soon when the winning 'bidder' sees what happened and refuses to pay

All variations covered in the old thread I linked to boss , to save us both going round in circles ...

Or an MR stamp ...

Both missed the point of the thread ... you might want to read the original post again guys ...

Not a Bellsound stamp but the reversed 'S' in a circle , Shelley Products Ltd , N.Y.

More worrying is asking £899.00 for the Outasite Lorraine Chandler ...

It's clearly stated in the original post ...

I had a good old rummage around last night , he has "Money" as a recurring theme to his recordings but sadly none of the obvious looking titles came up trumps ...

He's asking about the track starting at 30:40 not the first track ...

Religion/faith/gospel may well have influenced the music we love , but considering that most Sunday mornings were/are spent travelling home from all-niters there's not many on the scene that would be found sitting on a pew instead ... That said , I had a close to religious experience one Sunday morning after Blackburn in Mr Lyon's "Temple" , but that's another story altogether ...

So where's the picture of your copy , instead of the one lifted from Discogs ... !