KevH

Yes, Sebastian Williams is the same guy as the Sebastian on Pesante (Living in depression, being the funk track). I've not heard the link to the record in question though. LOL.

Hi Andreas, I knew I'd sold it on here.! Feb 2015 for 50 quid......oh well.....see copy n paste below. All the best...Kev. SUPERLATIVES - WONT YOU PLEASE BE MY BABY - DYNAMICS...£50 "‹Top notch mid tempo,hard to snag ,lots of vinyl spider marks NAP....VG+...SOLD

How much?

If it's a funky rough voiced thing, it could be the same guy on Pesante.

Hi Steve, just sold my copy not long ago, to fund something else. A real juggernaut of a tune.

Not getting out much lately, but Johnny Weston, Sean Haydon, Dave Abbott, needs a mention. As for Karl Heard, well don't think the likes of him will be seen for a while. The Burnley niters were transformed by him, you could feel a shift in the scene, something you don't witness very often. I found a sales cd of his from about 2009, played it, and it's worthy of any set on the scene at the moment. The question is - Who's the next Karl Heard ?

Yeah, "Do what you can Do", had plays at the Mecca, late 70's. Still powerful today. Much later, found that the flip was in demand for a while, "Welcome to your door". My 45's long gone though.

Multi is the cheapest. WDJ is rarer. Not seen the Pink one. Is it a foreign release?

I don't sell much at all on here anymore but, when I sell I put a description of the label, and grade the record itself, adding in audio condition. Simple. If folks can't be bothered to grade properly give them a wide berth. What's the point in trying to pull the wool on people for a few quid.?

288. I'm on page 117, with Rob Marriott, Dean Penford, Garry Churm, Bri Beastall....oh and Edwin Starr.

Gilly, I didn't believe the Volumes / Lady in Green story till I heard them singing it. Had to hear it for myself lol. Put me down for a pre-order of the book please.

Never forget the rehearsal at Prestatyn, when they sang Lady in Green. Whooosh!!

Ted before Levine? Where's Ted?

Can I say what a great record the Donnie Wells is. One side proper northern, the other proper low rider. Surprised its not gone.

Great price on the Debonaires.

The Roe-o-Tation one must a withdrawn issue. "Catagory" / Category later.

Apart from Stoke, think its about right. Not necessarily the most venues in these towns.

Crossover - mmm, each have our own version of it (Chuck Stephens, Carstairs, Ann Sexton). Many hours have been spent on here trying to explain exactly what it is......maybe I should have said, non traditional northern sounds.? The Mecca changed the boundaries of where the scene was heading, eventually. Some folks hated the last hour and took them years to get to grips with it.

Well yes. Levine took it in his direction. A mistake indeed, but CC's last hour plays were and are still the benchmark for what's now known as crossover or chill out music. What do they say about memories - you can't take that away from me? The whole Levine Hate thing kicked off, but the NS scene carried on.

Is that the one with the longer instrumental break?

Ditto

Would that have been Johnny Beggs?

Really? Was it an acetate?

Got some proper air trumpet going on.

Absolutely!