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Corbett80

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  1. Corbett80 commented on Shelly74's comment on a video in Soul Singles
    cool as
  2. Wot he said above!
  3. Nope there wasn't. Unsurprising.
  4. What a prat. I'll wager there was no counterbalance to his comments either?
  5. 'Never no more' - glaring double negative. Tut.
  6. This is great and then you realise it actually HAS got the Road Runner in it.
  7. Two great records - especially the tommy hunt
  8. Had it sold it - alright but lacks something.
  9. Corbett80 commented on Mike's comment in News Archives
    Don't get any cooler than this:
  10. Corbett80 commented on Mike's comment in News Archives
    One of the best records i've ever heard bar none - RIP to the King.
  11. Yeah i've had a few listens to this over the last couple of weeks and both bits of it are great they just don't gel together in the same record that well Mind you plenty of disparate records in that vein have gone big...
  12. Wish i'd never sold my copy - such an awesome guitar break. Great article too thanks for sharing.
  13. C/u

    Corbett80 posted a post in a topic in Look At Your Box
    I can think of a certain one that i'd be interested to find out the true title of :)
  14. Amazing record
  15. Jimmy Gresham - what a record!
  16. Missed out on this last night - anyone got a spare? VG+ upward is poss. Ta!
  17. VG+ upward required please!
  18. Corbett80 posted a post in a topic in Look At Your Box
    Agree with Jim gives me shivers too - ace record regardless of vinyl price etc etc. Just a brilliant soul record.
  19. VG+ or upward please!
  20. Acetates cut for only the best jocks to spin - until the inevitable booting!
  21. Wish i could of got up to this too but no motor or more importantly money. Gl d it was a good night.
  22. You should do that - you could post it up here and we could all add stuff to it and maybe someone could do a backing track to it?
  23. Pretty sure the Himself LP mentioned Pervis' teenage son played bass! Rest of the LP was naff btw, this stood out by a country mile.

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