Ric-tic

this actually ran over 2 issues i think i may have part two quite near...

is it this one?

i bought loads of copies in a sale in Boots in St Helier round the time of release for nine pence each, so i guess it was near to charting around the time remember boots and Woolies only stocked the top 75....

Argentina and Ireland

i remember those ads well to me it always looked like played out records and pressings look at that ad thats 1973 oh pretty lady etc, dont really think anything was really happening there...

you will be back!

prayin - harold melvin and the bluenotes

whay arnt they asking for pictures of the godfather of northern soul?

i did get £580 a few years ago for a mint copy on manships

i dont think sisters love needed discovering it was always out there and people were asking a few quid on a promo before it was ever played, and ian levine played it first..

original promos had no labels but they did promote it, here most of the original shop poster

at 21 pounds now its silly money.....

unreleased ian levine pye acetate from the mid 70s another version of carol woods perhaps better, does anyone remember this ever getting played, i was out and about at most places then i cant recall it unless im wrong....

this is loma vol3 still sealed this is loma vol 7 no seal but looks unplayed as good as mint £10 each u.k post £3.00

early copy of blues and soul magazine # 16 . dont really know what to ask so if anyone is interesed p.m an offer by say sunday, post would be 1.75 sign for it was small writing top right but its in pencil so it could probably be rubbed out, apart from that its in really nice condition for its age with no creases or tears, you dont see this one often

cats Ian! cant quite remember if this was torch but pep was playing this in 72

was a big record everywhere way before the casino

5/6 years before that

RARE MODERN SOUL RUMPLE-STILTS-SKIN L.P ON HEAT RECORDS LISTED ON EBAY https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121296663083?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

it was the same in the north west, couldnt press them quick enough i guess..

but its been on the u.s chart for seven weeks! i would have loved to hear your phone conversation with the journalist with you explaining our history of buying uptempo records over the last 40 years when it probibly would have been easier to just say its number 1 probibly because it is in a film soundtrack and was on one of the top selling christmas dvds seriously how can you call this a phenomenon?

really? sometimes ian i think you make it up as you go along its number 2 over there and number 1 r&b...

LAMONT DOZIER...I'M GONNA HIJACK YA KIDNAP YA

remember vol 1 was was supposed to be a very limited edition hence original £20 price tag, then you spent the next 5 years stepping over them in the street.....

sounds great! is dean looking for memorabilia for the booklet I might have some bits and pieces