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Quick Question, The Neighbors Complaint-Boogie In The Schoolyard Bobby Well's 70s reworking of Be's That Way Sometimes, which label was first Virtue or Virgo? just found this on Virgo never seen one before

I just checked my stuff with all the mistakes it is a real flyer I have one....

I have to add I meant I think that's a real flyer the Torch produced, the one shown on here I have no idea!

I would say it was real, Saturday March 3rd would make it 1973, Plastic Man was released Jan 73 for the Real Thing and they were doing the rounds promoting that here and in Europe at that time as chalky said the number 1's may have referred to something else, this flyer just looks rushed e.g number 1 spinner is wrong too they would have normally said spinners or king spinners, I thing simply rushed or errors by printer, colour looks correct, the Torch was in trouble it was almost over I'd even guess that was the last ever flyer....

was walking in a street in St Helier Jersey and walked past some bins out of the corner of my eye I saw half a dozen records in a pile on the top of one, the top record was a mint u.k demo copy of Jimmy Holliday & Clydie King-Ready Willing & Able

I have a real problem with Diana Ross Upside Down.......'Respectfully I say to thee' I cringe, lazy songwriting unless it was written in the 18th century...

Have some Early Blues anSouls to trade for similar I need issues 3/7/8/13/14/20/22 I have for trade 9/15/16 [issues 15 and 16 have small writing in pencil house address by newsagent] and number 9 has biro ticks on top 50 chart.

It was no surprise that a record like this was played at Blackpool Mecca in 1975 and it recieved more than a few plays there and as Rick Scott at Cleethorpes and everywhere it was a very big record, it didn't slip back into obscurity because it never came from obscurity, it was a fantastic album from a fantastic band, those that got into this instantly shot down and got tickets for the tour that came with the album and witnessed something really special something like you had never seen before, the rest saw them in 79

Archie Bell was released mid 77

I have just found this a 1975 promo of happy feelin'/reasons I have never ever seen one of these, it looks like some kind of promo to promote the album AS 131 ZSS160369 and the b side [REASONS] AS 131 ZSS160369/B has anybody else ever seen or own one of these? as previously only thought to be a belated U.K b side

There's nothing in Madeira, I have spent a lot of my life there and all I have ever found is a copy of The Formations at the top of the stairs and the l.p Beacon brings it to you, and that was 1987.....

WANTED AT A REASONABLE PRICE, EX OR BETTER NOWHERE TO RUN - (DYNAMIC SUPERIORS) SIDE B : SOLAR FLIGHT (OPUS 1) (MANDRE) MOTOWN U.K 12" PROMO DIONNE WARWICK TRACK OF THE CAT SIDE B LIVERPOOL EXPRESS YOU ARE MY LOVE WARNER BROTHERS U.K PROMO THANKS

No Larry Atkins had been around a couple of years by this time and not covered up..

Jodi Williams - Mickey Champion

Problem is there are 4 different picture sleeves you have to have the right one!

more fool him it does say repro on the listing

I was just wondering how many copies of Frank Wilsons Do I love you were pressed for record store day in 2015?. I ask simply because I have seen in the last few weeks people bidding 50 and 60 quid for that Soul bootleg copy which is nuts when I guess this would be the nearest thing to an original Soul copy so why not buy this instead unless theres millions which is why I ask. heres the one I mean.... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FRANK-WILSON-CHRIS-CLARK-DO-I-LOVE-YOU-INDEED-I-DO-MOTOWN-MINT-RSD-/262854553391?hash=item3d335a2f2f:g:U-UAAOSwOgdYpJoR

Yes Steve Glover also had the Soul Galore shop in Manchester Oasis

Thanks for the reply Mick I am sad to read this.

Does anybody know if Bill Swift (swifty) Chester le Street is a member on here or still around? Thanks in advance

is that £75 including postage? if not considering its so big how much is postage?

Waste of a tree a whole page to talk about nothing, Blues & Soul bring back Richard Searling

The Delphonics if you have, thanks