Peter99

Never a huge fan of that particular record. But bombers......................................................

Evening Dave Oh , for those happy, naive days. Gone now, perhaps forever, but we lived it, felt it and danced it. Great times, great music and great friendships. We were all part of a very special family - the part we all played was very individual, but we played it from our hearts. Blimey, I'm becoming a little nostalgic and misty eyed! Pierre

Yeah, course it works both ways Nev. frustrating.

Willie Mallory you went back

How many dj's and collectors haven't sold their collections - for many differing reasons, some multiple times.

Lovely mate. Don't think I've heard that before.

Ay up mate. Reminds me of Mel Torme. hope all is well. Pete

Evening All Not posted for ages - apologies. This may well have bee posted because i haven't kept up. Recently bought this - love it. Lady Wray - Do It Again. Pete

Well done mate. pete

We didn't drink beer back in the day. However, the alternatives did the job, they were very effective indeed. Pete

One banana, two banana, three banana, four.................La, la, La, Ot, o it's danger island.

Yep, I guess you must be right. I dont really understand soul music. However, anyone who thinks that the record by The Sheep is Northern Soul, yet alone real soul, obviously understands less than me - and, honestly, I know fcuk all about anything. So that says something about you. Pete

I can only compare it to something like Ernie the Milkman by Benny Hill. I think it's sraight into the the top five shittest records anyone has ever had the temerity to play as a soul record - and believe me I've heard some shit over the years. They must have been on some seriously good gear or alternatively had some serious mentalist issues. Pete

I am definitely dum and I clean windows. Not very efficiently though. Pete

No problem with each to their own Pete - but that's no soul record. I dont know how to describe it. Who played it?

I bought a Bobby Hutton for £70 recently if I recall - I was happy with that. Great double sider. Peter

That's the worst thing I've heard for ages. Good God, that's horrible. That shit got played out? Who, when? Pete

I knew someone had one - forgot it was you Darren Pete

Sure there was one of these in sales the other day. Do a quick search. P

There and elsewhere P

You are probably right mate. The night I refer to was Sam's last night - me and my mate Mick from Boston did a bit of a petition to save Sam! Have a look at he banner thread i posted earlier - that was quite fun but had some interesting stuff in too. Take care boss. P

Good thread. My, last comment - well maybe................. Just goes to show the difference between buying records you like and buy for a specific reason - memories etc, and buying purely for a trophy record. I just bought my copy of the Blue Sharks - its a special record to me and I love it. Paid a decent price for it and Gene's thread/detective work hasn't diminished that at all. Still a great record for me and there still aren't too many about. I'm happy as (L)harry - probably happier than Harry Hippie! Pete

Hello Mate Not seen you for a while - hope all ok. It was a long time ago and my memory isn't great but the infamous Sam night - he last one at Wigan, was rammed, and despite the protests so was the dance floor during his set. Did Arthur ever back to back with Sam at Wigan - I'm not so sure about that. Not being pedantic just my memories. Pete

And the price of my fecking 45! LOL