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Yeah, sounds blue-eyed, especially the b-side.

Seems OK to me at the moment. I'm using Chrome. Like you say, maybe it's Mac.

Although Ann Sexton did get a UK release on 'Inferno' during 1979.

BBC1 'This City Is Ours'.....oosh!

I did read a few days ago that the Cellar in Charlotte has been severely damaged / destroyed by fire! Apologies if this has already been discussed.

Thanks Mick. £450 in the end! Wow! I guess the yellow issue is rarer than the white demo (which I have).

Sorry I'm a week late. Was the Tony Michaels a Golden World issue or demo?

You missed 'Tommy Turner' 625

Where do we order? Regards.

Just finished 'Black Doves'. It was OK, full of action but a bit daft at times (ie: never any cops about even though the London streets were awash with shootings!). This is not a spoiler...I felt sorry for the little girl (Kiera Knightly's daughter) in the last episode, she got a Spurs shirt for Christmas (...and I'm a Spurs fan ).

I was there, I remember thinking the same as you. It was a big sound in King's Lynn too for some reason! I guess it does have a nice bassy R&B Jazz mid-tempo beat to it.

That's it thank you sir! I should have got that, it's in my collection! AGE....

A mate asked me about a record. He only had the very beginning on a tape. The thing is I know it! I've forgotten what it is though? Female mid-tempo Northern Soul. Pretty sure it was on a Kent LP years ago too? Here's the first lines... "Boy I love you and you know it, I've tried so very hard to show it, everything I did, I did to make you smile, you've got me acting like a little child. Though you want her love, you can't forget my love..." Please put him...and me out of our misery! TIA.

I'd agree with that Mal.

Good catches! I noticed (years ago) that the Shelley Fabares also has the same b-side as Lorraine Silver's 45, 'I Know You'll Be There'.