grant
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del rays superb version tough to find for under £50 though Phil -
buy the first grade - please come back off des's list, crackin tune. also recommend bands of gold - its over, nice n cheap and a crackin dancer
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f**k off probably
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any chance u can post on refo mark
think the decks may be to the right of the mixer, either that or the 45s are for effect
wasnt there a soul auction similar to this a few years back, soul summat or other, bought a few of there at the time, was also a good alternative to ebay. ruby andrews looks a bit shagged on there mate
dave withers tapes off aflecks palace in machester had the same effect on my bank account!
nope tried again mike doesnt even give me the option to rename
cant get it to download, end up with a blank excel spreadsheet
disagree......never too fast, and those drum roeles for spinning too were and still are tremendous
who discovered these stormers? jimmy raye - philly dog herbert hunter - i was born to love you misty moore - the little things gary haines - keep on going
yep theres a vandyke and the bambis listed on musicstack for £55 - so bargain find there!
if i had come across don gardner i wud have binned it after hearing the first 3 notes hate the record.
that jack montogomerys a bargain
royal lancers -at the head of the crowd anyone know what i should be paying for this? anyone post a refo clipup? thanks Grant
and so do i Nev
must be the only version ive never heard! sound clip anyone?
https://www.popsike.com/BABY-HUEY-THE-BABY-SITTERSJUST-BEING-CAREFUL-NSOUL/360191994343.html gives you a rough idea, even though someplonker has scrawled all over it
Caillier release on Jay-Cee was 'Pusherman' - a fine slab of funky northern soul that is becoming a hard to find item.
and would that be on vinyl or styrene Pete?
totally agree, remember first nite GW was played c/up, sure it was RS who spun it? BW was played years before it as Pete says.
very sad news, loved his soul nites at the store street con club in stockport, was such a fantastic host RIP Alan Grant
patrick bradley
