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couple of djs from the mod scene with it, superb rhythm and soul record.

Two Plus Two - Look Around Keith Curtiss - Got To Keep You Baby Earles - Everybodys Got Somebody Royal VII - Its An Explosion That Sandy Golden is incredible btw

Oliver Joy on Big Deal is a belter, and fairly tough too. Didn't know you'd had The Parliaments James!

Pices Pace/The Deacons are two great instros by him on TCB

I thought the Fantastics was a £400 record!!! Another one off the list then.

Flip is the side on this....awesome r&s

Got to agree, the bootleg guide is the business. Invaluable when I was looking for Sam & Kitty. John, will there be a revised Million Dollars Book or another edition of that btw? Cheers, Joel

Good price for the Little Kenneth, lots of them are water damaged. Belting r&s too!

Lots of good stuff on Eight Ball out of New York, and Nervous. South Street Players 'Who Keeps Changing Your Mind' is great too.

Does anyone have a soundfile for Frankie Nieves 'True Love' on Speed please? Much appreciated JM

True Example Floyd Smith

agreed!

Greta record both sides, on Contact

Roy Roberts - Got To Have Your Love - Ninandy M- SOLD (Beautiful copy on purple issue £100) Willie Mitchell - The Champion pts. 1 & 2 - London SA VG+ (Red tri-centre, had confirmation this is a genuine 60's South African single, NOT 70's. Can provide scans and a bit of info. Small sticker mark one side, small tear the other. Pretty rare. Reduced to £120) mulf@hotmail.co.uk

One of Motowns finest moments.....GWYWMMB

casual clothes/house music - mod/r&b&soul - smart clothes/rare soul with lots of making a plonker of myself inbetween

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhrNBtEQ_-U On a scale of 1 to 10 of coolness (10 being cool as f*ck, and 1 being Bobby Davro) where would you place Mr. Taylor? I've gone for 9 and a half

oh bollox one to save up for then cheers!

Loads of great hard to hear tracks on the VaVaVoom NYE disc, particularly off Karl Marthon, Jon & Ali Nightingale, Yann and Al.

Hi can anyone give me a price/info for this please? I've heard its fairly cheap yet its up on RoftheR and I can only find it on one of Andy D's playlists...... Any info would be great cheers Joel

I'm 26 and been into the scene for at least five years now, and I love the exclusivity of it, the record collecting, the hardcore allnighters, the talc, tailored trousers, the whole caboodle. I think there will be enough young people who get into it and understand the whole thing, and most importantly have the passion for these records (which to my mind are essentially unrecognised peices of high art). There may not be a glut of them but if there are only say 10 a year thats a small contribution to the longevity of the scene. Obviously nights like Soul Revolution are very important to bring the hardcore fanatics and the interested together, purely for the hope of ensnaring (!) at least the odd person, and of course having a good time to these records. But at the same time we have to continue having working men's clubs and basements nationwide holding bonkers soul fuelled nut sessions full of brilliant soul records. The records will always shine through to people of the same asthetic tastes as ours, and these records are SO good there will always be no way back for some people. A smaller tighter scene in the future perhaps but still as passionate??

'Out Of Nowhere' is ok, sounds like the same session, but 'Are You Fooling' is the better cut by far. Joel

Awesome rhythm & soul very tough I think Damien was offered one but it wasn't cheap

I think Marion Javius is a great disco soul record, after one myself. Theres a sound file on Rarest Of The Rare, or Lifeline's site.

I think Morose must be right with a title like that