Chris L

Very nice................. https://www.ebay.co.u...984.m1431.l2649 But £500 ???

I can't say I am or not, on the contrary..............

Well, somebody paid a pretty penny for it, that's about £200 in old money ? I sold my promo for a lot less But I still have a stock copy Fake Chris..................

I used to go to a venue (when I were a kid like) where the floor did actually "heave", it was wooden and used to bend and if you weren't careful you'd get catapulted upwards............

Thanks re-enforces the argument..................

Good for you................

I'm sure she's a lovely person. Doesn't mean that she recorded a great record, didn't do much. If it was in large numbers I doubt it would get a play anywhere.

What's wrong with that ?

Your opinion

It's records like these that really do make outsiders scratch their heads. Rather like Don Gardner. Naf to "OK" tunes selling for the price of a small secondhand car. Yes I'd like to have one, only to sell as fast as possible to buy some decent choons...............

This thread's from 2003

Wealthy man.............

Never quite understood how this got to be so expensive, some going for over £4.000, a lot less nowadays.

Eddie Floyd - Things get better William Bell - Happy William Bell & Judy Clay - My baby specializes Johnny Taylor - Just the one I've been looking for

Check this Belgian issue baby out, it's not only misspelt it's a different take too.......... ps : cost 86P

I get to a few Popcorn events during the year, boy they play this everytime.......

Not the Apollas, crappy song................

86 pence (1 Euro) in Holland

BTW, still got the picture sleeve ?

Here's some more strangies............. Chile Brasil Swedish Best till last Uruguay

I need to qualify that, they dinked them mostly in Belgium.

Yes it's Dutch Which is a bit strange as they tended to dink them in the shops upon selling. Those original Isley Brothers - Rumours were mostly without original centres, never saw one with, I guess it exists.

They've got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil

Here's some unusual ones................. Venezuelan Tamla Motown Dutch Cameo Parkway Unknown Scepter Belgian Tamla Motown

Generally speaking (if possible) because most of the great northern soul songs have fantaisc arrangements and productions (Wright, Smith, Bell, Jackson, Wisner, etc) seeing a live act can be, well, disappointing. Now................having said that, some of those I have seen have been sparkling to say the least, what's your experience and most treasured memory ? Here's a couple of mine : 2004 Garland Green - Ain't that good enough Alexander Patton - A l'il lovin' sometimes 2006 The Spellbinders - Help me The Del-larks - Job opening The last I never really did like record but after seeing/hearing them live, I was mightily impressed. Want to sees : Christine Cooper - Heartaches away Jerry Cook - Hurt on the other side So wotz your fav then ?