Simon M

Fantastic record not got the other one though

Ahh right , thanks for that

Did Guy H , say he had this coverd up at Stafford ..

Silhouettes - The old and the new - Goodway , is this a bootleg ..sorry I mean did it get bootlegged ?

Used to be a spin at the Royal Oak 1984 .. but Soulful Sammy does boost a records price these days .....well apart from Lou rawls and Phylis Hyman

wow thats was cheap for BOTTOM & CO ..currently a Soul Sam spin

Two more hot ones!! M.B.Productions and Crystal " music music "

Mind & Matter " Sunshine Lady " Satyr " Free and Easy"

Perhaps this scenario ( DJ's with the same tunes in mind ) is all down to promoters not thinking about their lineups enough . .. I think diversity is the key and a couple of respected scene types agreed with me at Yarmouth which was nice

Down with playlist copycats I say It was always a case of networking with importers and off scene collectors to try and find new tunes , and pooling of knowledge . Of course meeting John Anderson off the boat was nice

Here Here Wrighty I agree . Its about looking at the bigger picture and finding your own tunes . I think most people take at least 150 tunes to a gig or do some take just 20

No not me , but my mate Ray did I think Dick was spotted in Dublin a few years ago .

Hey Mark , I think Dick borrowed some of those records that night

I think you have spelt it wrong Im pretty sure its Gilmore ..

Yeah I do remember Glyn , he looked like Robin S

Was Glyn a DJ back in the day ?

It so different today ,most want to bring the same set to the table BTW unknowns or semi- knowns can be quite cheap

The Charles Johnson coverup from the early Modern Soul days , great record

Now I'm only a small time wanabee DJ so I suppose people think they have some right to check my records but does anyone ever do it to the big names? +++++++++++++ Yeah I did to Soul Sam recently , to check if he had a Dyco or a Marshal copy of Halo

Play the LP ..waste of money cutting a 7'' , if thats what you mean .. ps. Tempests LP is great !!

Quote Jtrouble This is an interesting point. Take that idea over to the arguement about original tunes. Once the masses of DJs have a tune should the 'leaders' drop it, because as you say it's "game over". Or do they have some sort of right over the record and all other DJs should respect that and not play it? ....................... It used to be game over James ..back of the box .. Find your own tunes is the name of the game IMO , well thats if really you want to play something different or new

Well i did say it was only slightly disturbing Pete

Bootlegs and vinyl carvers at a NS event can be slightly disturbing especially if said DJ is getting a good wage. Asking permission to play originals seems rather odd or even sycophantic IMO ( I cant remember it happening in the 80's most newies jocks had a different set to play every few months ) Sounds like the problem is stagnation and hotboxing Simon

A unique slab of uptempo soul! Sean