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cheers Chalky that's the one mate should have known I brought the bloody thing off him when he sold it lol

Hi Simon doesn't ring a bell I know it was covered up when first played used to have it wrote down but lost the note book with it in thanks any way

Hi all brain freeze here looking for artist and title and label old Gary Rushbrooke spin same backing as karate boogaloo on a green label that's all I can remember thanks in anticipation

Sorry mate lappy playing up only got half the thread will check out the podcast when I can some wicked sounds played in 90's :thumbsup:

Me too mate do you hear from the old Bedford crew these days????

ruby winters had been round long before the 90's the other side was a big wheel spin if I remember right and I first spun BETTER covered up as Yvonne Baker in late 85 at notts rock city

Hi Jason roughly around £100 to £150 id say picked one up off evil bay last year for $86 though remember when Keb first played it as the les chansonettes nice tune may spin it at skeggy good look with the search atb Steve Phillis

found this in a record shop that used to be at the bottom end of bath street Ilkeston derbys in 78 payed 50p for it at the time until a couple of years ago had never seen another copy so its deffo rare eventually sold it in 82 to rob smith when I sold my first collection always rated it

sounds like a carolines sound with the horn section :thumbup:

got chris kings old copy of this think ill spin it at skeggy weekender in the room at the top

this guy sold a del larks boot the other week for about £120

well just been down the shop to see if there's any free wigan patches in the boxes of shredded wheat :wicked:

Well Dave and his son look the part all they need is a black pudding apiece and they could join the goodies :lol:

must be mr r.w's original copy :wicked:

grapevine was the first lp release the Detroit ago go came a year or so later originally spun by MR Searling at the casino was relatively big for a while then got lost amongst all the other quality tunes he was playing :thumbsup:

tommy ridgely and Wilbur Walton were both sam spins from that period remember jonothan running a coach from notts up to the casino around this time to support sam on his first night back at the casino awesome night

HI STEVE THE ORIGINAL IS BY B.B.CARTER " COOL IT BABY " KRIS ME AND JIM WENSORIA USED TO PLAY IT MID 80''S AT ROCK CITY NOTTS COVERED AS BABY WASHINGTON ATB STEVE

BRILL DESERVES SINS OUT AT OLDIES NIGHT BUT IT AINT SAME OLD SAME OLD SOUNDS A LITTLE LIKE THE FUNK BROTHERS " YOURE GONNA BE SORRY " PROBABLY CUT AT THE SAME SESSION " :thumbsup:

brill track always loved it from when Jim wensoria first unleashed it to a stunned Friday night crowd at Rock city Notts along with a shed load of other stuff . it came from Kev Roberts who had a garage full of stuff for sale me and Rob Smith went to see what he'd got and Jimmy had literally just left with the J.D. Bryant and some acetates namely the Adlibs always be in style and Sandi Sheldon standing in the need plus some other bits :thumbsup: good luck with the hunt for one

Hi Chalky Tommy Ridgley was originally played by Jonathan covered up as johnny robinson in late 78 Richard never played it to my knowledge never heard john play it either was defo a notts palias spin for johathan along with frank Beverly " because my heart " covered as james faircough

Hi Mr Woodliffe & Mr Broughton I can remember jonathan playing it at the palias just before you sold up think I had it of you along with the bobby kline a £5 and joanne king on fairmount plus a couple of other bits ,also seem to remember Ian Clark playing it at yate around the same time atb Steve

payed £ 150 for it when I brought it of guy around 84-85 like stated not up for sale often . great slab of uptempo ohio soul

how many copies of this old Guy spin are around ????? not seen one for sale recently. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEYN6hu9rPY

there a reggae record by a Larry Clinton on a obscure jamacian label was listed on ebay a couple of months back .not sure if it was same guy no sound file

He's mistaken John first copy defo Rob Smith shop it came from a Nottingham soul collector Mick Gordon from Beeston good friend of John Poole, The late Andy Lee. there was some great stuff in the collection including a full run of Mirwood demo's a Jackie Beavers on revilot plus a load of Renfro stuff