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Thank you for posting Patto, pleased you got yourself a copy in the end.

Pretty sure two copies went for over £2000 on ebay early this year Pete.

That's a mind boggling figure. John does seem to have plenty of customers with plenty of toot!

The Delfonics - Hurt So Bad, fabulous version of the Little Anthony and the Imperials Classic

Excellent stuff, thanks for posting Dave.

Had my orange RCA copy for donkeys years now, still love giving it a blast now and then.

Marlena Shaw - Let's Wade In The Water, as I have spent years out on bloody boats!

Not a bad intro on Timothy Wilson's - I Must Love You

Have you got a light boy!

The Oldies are the best!

Here is five super tracks I had requested to play at my monthly Sunday Soul night, it was great to hear these blasting out loud and proud! Marvin Gaye - Ain't That Peculiar The Dells - Make Sure Johnnie Taylor - Who's Making Love Two People - Stop, Leave My Heart Alone Gloria Lynne - You Don't Have To Me A Tower Of Strength

Steve Karmen Big Band featuring Jimmy Radcliffe - Breakaway. Not a bad intro for a track that was used to help flog 1969 Pontiac's...

The Tempests - Someday

R.I.P. Chuck, a true Rock and Roll Legend.

Nice intro on the Devonnes - I'm Gonna Pick Up My Toys before the vocals kick in.

Cracking intro on this mid 1970's spin Hosanna - Hipit

Awesome intro from The Seven Souls - I Still Love You, right up there with the best of them.

Brilliant article, thank you for posting Chalky.

Thank you Stu, it's much appreciated.

I am after a good condition playable original copy of Reparata and the Delrons - Panic.

I got to a friends Soul gig in Bournemouth on Sunday that ran from 4pm - 10pm for the last two and a half hours. One of the guest dj's played five Northern Soul cracker's in a row that had my ear's absolutely purring. Ronnie And Robyn - Sidra's Theme The Majestics - I Love Her So Much It Hurts Me Sam Fletcher - I'd Think It Over Twice Linda Jones - I just Can't Live My Life Garnet Mimms - Looking For You

Five here I enjoyed hearing played out at a very long established (1982) Soul Night in Southampton on Saturday night. Buddy Miles and the California Raisin's - What Does It Take The Voices Of East Harlem - Cashing In Major Lance - The Matador Harvey - Any Way You Wanna Herbert Hunter - I Was Born To Love You

Thank you Pete, I will give it a try.

Thanks for posting Martyn, I do like the B -side myself. I do wish I could suss out how to put the links up on here.