Nickinstoke

Not exactly a mishap, but massive confusion caused by the clocks going back, or maybe forward - nobody seemed to know - during a Stafford all-nighter, and 3 DJs turning up on stage simultaneously, each believing it was time for their spot.

Thanks Kev - you're dead right, My Oh My is on the same tape, cracked it. Cheers Nick

The Sharon Davis book "Motown: The history" (late 80s/early 90s, I'd guess) lists them all, with release dates, as well as the Regal Starline and other odd releases. It's well worth getting if you see it. Nick

Sorry Phil, I got the title wrong, it's "Time made you change your mind" (at least that's what it says on the tape box, and what they sing). It's a male lead vocal with female backing vocals, sounds as if it might be Detroit.

Listening to an old and incompletely-labelled tape, I found a track called "Time will make you change", with no artist's name. Anyone know who this is? Cheers Nick

Thanks Guys, that's great. I love the other side too. Nick

I also got one in a soul pack in '76 (£4 for 100 45s), but not from the Bowl, it was from somewhere in Lincolnshire, I think Nick

Anyone any idea of the identity of Bobo Mr. Soul? I've had it suggested to me that he's really Phillip Mitchell, I'm not convinced. Nick

Also done by Jimmy James, on his "New religion" LP, if I remember right Nick

Des - why not post these details on the message board for Mary Fox's show on BBC Radio Stoke - it gets a few thousand local listeners, some of them must buy vinyl.

To be fair, Mace, he probably has to pay a fair bit for the ballroom at the George Nick

Hi Des - £20, for a six foot table. btw, the organiser is Keith Minshull - it's his number above.

Can I post details of this? Black Music Record Fair George Hotel, Swan Square, Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent Sunday November 2nd, 10.00 - 4.00 (dealer access from 8.00) Free admission, bar and snacks available. Enquiries and stall bookings, tel 01782 772672

Wee Willie Walker did a great version of "Ticket to ride", on Goldwax

"Time marches on", by Lainie Hill? The Imperial Wonders "Just a dream" has a line in it that fits the bill: "Me in bifocals, you'll have silvery hair" Cheers Nick

Fontella Bass had some fine releases on Contempo, including "Now that I've found a good thing", and the wonderful "I'm leaving the choice to you" Nick

I'm sure "Turn me on" got a UK release as "Ocho Rios", by Sugar, on Power Exchange. Anyone any idea why they covered it up? Nick

Thanks Max

Is Chuck Corby still on in Wolverhampton on Saturday? Cheers Nick

Stamp Insurance Services (01392 4339490) do other collectables; I have my records insured for £30000 for £162.50 a year. Nick

When I started collecting in 1968, jaws were dropping at the news that someone had paid £11 for Tony Clarke's "The entertainer". A year or so later, "You're ready now" was the first record I knew of to break the £20 mark (that was a week's wages back then). Nick

It's legit, came out around 1977 (a few years after its peak). There's also a boot of the Fat Fish.

It's the same label as Duke & Leonard, the only other title I've ever seen on the label. I had one years ago from Garlic George as part of a typically elaborate trade, didn't think much of it at the time, but I'm sure I'd love it now. Sadly I sold it at a record fair in Birmingham, about 10 years ago. Nick

Searchers - Some day we're gonna love again, and dozens of other 60s hits that were originally by soul acts That thing by Fat Boy Slim