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Led Zeppelin wasn't but this was Ursulsa still tours the world belting this one out

Replicate it did, clips from This England I expected there would be some nice memorabilia as promised, maybe I'm being a snob because personally i've collected this stuff all my life but I'm sure a photo album, a pair of shorts that were worn at Wigan and a copy of Russ Winstanleys book would be disappointing for anyone

Any news on a new British guide?

Fantastic c.d cant stop playing it, really hoping for vol 2

I have the James Fountain with a red press release letter there were only 50 done

But that's later 1980, in 1977 Warners U.S 12" promos of Lamont Dozier were mailed out in the u.k That's because the u.k 12" is not the full version

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Lee Charles is the instrumental of Eeny Meeny Miny Mo

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Thanks for posting just grabbed one

New vinyl chart Frank Wilson Do i love you climbs 1 to #19 Dusty Springfield Whats it gonna be falls 5 to #23 In with a bullet at # 39 is Nolan Porter Keep on keeping on How weird does that feel..

This has never been that easy to find in 1974/5 even before it got Mecca plays people were asking £5 for this on a demo

This goes back a little further than that, its more Cats, Pep was spinning this in late 72..

Somebody also paid an incredible £89 for the northern soul film soundtrack album i hope they wern't buying it as an investment!

you are right, well around that time they did reach 50 pence but i remember one of the political parties proposed reducing singles by 5 pence in an election campaign and that actually happened for a short while

Sounds like an act from working mans club in Hull

They stayed put because afterwards they performed the song

1972 wouldn't have been 1972 without fathers angels

I do too Edwin is a really great one..

Forget it, a record would have to be selling pretty well to be issued on sheet music. I am a sheet music collector you will find not many northern soul records made it to sheet but there are surprises this could be a good topic to find what did get printed a couple that surprised me that i have found are Darrell Banks open the door and N F Porter keep on keeping on, be interested to hear what others have....

Thats because mr big shot was really a coward and any sign of bad vibes he scarpered, i saw it a few times but once at wigan i was very close to him and saw the fear in his face he was terrified and he got out of there quicker than the roadrunner on Acme roller skates...

i cant listen to any c.d anymore that has the 3 before 8 [or part of] i dont want to hear them ever again..

you are right that soul supply c.d was the first