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Found a Cilla Black L.p in the charity shop the other day and it had a nice version of 'Everything I Touch Turns To Tears'... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-QL-nEPXuw I also have it by 'Brian Poole' I'm pretty sure the tune got played on the scene but which version?

I always assumed it was "All folk go through changes in life..."

Not 100% but don't think 'I Want A Love I Can See' came out on Gordy? I believe it's only on the UK TMG as the flip to 'Loneliness Made Me Realise'.

The same Sir Guy as on Scamm 'Sir Guy Armond' - God Bless A Woman?

I've had Donnie Elbert 3 times, 2 on that CBS and the re-release on Epic. Sold one CBS for £20 and the Epic for £10....mind that was 10 year back and it is a great track!

'Magic Potion' was booted as the flip to 'Unsatisfied'. Didn't think 'Reach Out...' was booted? I have the pink one too and it's deffo kosher.

Thought so Pete, I think I only paid £40 for a minter, that was about 20 years ago from Soul Bowl so I know it's obviously gone up in value... but didn't think by that much!!! EDIT: I remember it sitting at £75 for a long period of time.

What's a realistic value for The Monorays - 'Love' (20th Century) demo? Already @ £370 on John Manship's.

..so NOT a company re-issue then as suggested?

One of the BEST ever Northern tunes IMO. Have the second issue styrene copy (more of a turqoise than light blue) bought about 30 years ago. So this is legit?

Oh, sorry I wasn't aware.

https://acerecords.co.uk/voo-doo-madamoiselle-thats-when-i-need-you

Must have travelled well, I found my copy in a Maltese market sometime during the 1980's

Quite like the Compliments. I'm interested in trading for it. What are you after?

Levanna says megastar Williams was "warm and friendly". She said: "He was so enthusiastic and respectful about Northern Soul — and was trying to learn the steps in rehearsals. He gave me a massive high five after the performance." Read more: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/Levanna-s-night-Brits-Pharrell-Nile/story-20673371-detail/story.html#ixzz2tyWx1wco The key word for me is 'respectful'...

...mmmm, my maroon styrene 45 is in my 'originals only' box...

Always reminds me of the time I was watching TV and an interview with 'Atomic Kitten', the interviewer said... "you're in the charts with an old 'Blondie' record..." ... I could have smashed the TV into a thousand pieces!!!!!

Mods were the first British movement to get into Soul/Motown, so in 1975 if any older punters attended 'Wigan' they could have said "Hey, I danced to this tune 10 years ago!!!" Same thing now really, we can say to the young 'uns..."Hey, I danced to this tune 30 years ago!!!"

I remember in 1979 as a 17 year old, I was already into Northern Soul (since 1976) and then got into Ska/Reggae via the 2-Tone movement. Oh, how the old '69 Skinheads rebuked us...."we were there first time around, the Specials are just copying Prince Buster etc, etc". Because of 2-Tone. which was dissed by the old firm, I now have a nice collection of original authentic Jamaican Ska/Reggae 45's and L.P's alongside my Northern Soul collection. I suppose the point is there's no set point where you have to begin liking a certain type of music....

He wants the CD John...

Unreleased during the 60's - Spencer Wiggins - Let's Talk It Over. Has to be one of the biggest Northern Soul unreleased discoveries.

Unfortunatley the one I got is minus 'Try To Think...'

I have the 45, got it from a junk shop a few years back. Quite a nice ballad.

So the boot is styrene?