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  1. JUST TAKEN DELIVERY OF THE PRECISIONS CD!! MUST SAY WHAT A LOVELY PACKAGE! WELL WORTH THE ABSOLUTE BARGAIN PRICE OF A TENNER!! TOP MARKS NEIL!! DON'T THINK IT WILL BE TOO LONG BEFORE I HAVE TO RE-ORDER!! MUST ALSO MENTION THE 4 TRACK SINGLE WITH THE DIFFERENT MIX OF MISERY! A MUST BUY!! MAX....
  2. YES THAT'S RIGHT!! MOTOWN HAD NO DEAL WITH A UK COMPANY BACK IN THOSE DAYS SO SUPREMES WAS LICENSED TO STATESIDE LABEL WHO HAD A DEAL WITH E.M.I. RECORDS MAX
  3. no dave
  4. top of the class mr rimmer!! it is a quiz question that often pops up!! usually the question is what was the first motown label no 1 max
  5. once called a dictionary of soul by a local promoter!! my mate "john pugh" max
  6. hi mr preston alice clark if you keep it till i see you max
  7. YES DAVE BUT I BELIEVE THEY ARE ON DIFFERENT DATES AND AS FAR AS I KNOW THE ONE AT THE ZOO IS A ONE OFF NIGHT MAX
  8. hi there robert banks was played at the cats as was wendy rene & the vib's all on original labels max
  9. over many years of also dj'ing in night clubs i have seen 100's of acts thinking back over the years some of my highspots were seeing the chilites jackie wilson gladys knight & the pips eddie holman (and yes he really could hit those high notes in hey there lonely girl) there's just a few that totally impressed me!! last sat night saw me add to this list with the performance of the fab peps to be 10 foot away and see the emotion they put into each song was "awesome" max
  10. GREAT LITTLE TUNE!! ENJOY IT!! MAX
  11. sums it up pete!! known you years! always had good straight deals with you as have a lot of my friends. carry on doing what you know & let you're customers give you they're answer, & i bet it will be business as usual!! which is what we all want!!!!!!!! max
  12. yes i remember playing it at the catacombs in 71' as a uk only release max forgot to add a price for today £350-£400 i would guess at!
  13. HI SMITTY THANKS FOR A TOP POST!! MAKES GREAT READING!! IT'S GREAT TO STILL BE LEARNING! ALL THE BEST MAX
  14. HI ANTON, REALLY SAD TO READ OF YOUR'E BAD NEWS! I HOPE & PRAY EVERYTHING WORKS OUT FOR YOU! ALL THE VERY BEST MAX
  15. always thought this one was a bit more!! say £70-£80 all the best max
  16. your'e not on your own the mate max
  17. yes i must agree we do see them turning up on a regular basis while it is more than likely the uk copies are the same old copies that are changing hands and if things carry on as they are with more & more imports being found the uk copies will become more and more collectable. of course there is that bone of contention that the uk release is just a second issue!! the american the original issue! the wonderful world of northern soul!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! max
  18. hi harry yes i think you are right! most uk things seem to be available at quite reasonable prices compared to the import rarity. it is good to see that some original uk releases are fetching solid prices, say 2 to 3 times the cost of the import equivelent. max.
  19. turning into a very interesting topic!!! casting my mind back to the late 60's i think that quite a few people had realised that some uk releases were hard to find! even to the point that in some cases issues were rarer than demo's. with the advent of u/s/a imports arriving in mass amounts, one could be forgiven for not thinking anything could be that rare!! after all how big was america! there must be 1000's of copies of everything!! how wrong we were proved to be! little was known back in those early day's about records being made in small quantities and sold in a local area of a town or city, what was not sold could have been stored by a group member,song writer,producer, or even the guy who paid for the pressing, or even destroyed! i for one know that if we had known the situation and how few copies had ever been made most of us would have never sold anything! i can remember being offered £20-40 for a record back in the very early 70's & refusing to sell anything that was dancefloor friendly because i needed them to keep punters happy, i did sell one or two that people just would not take too,even after weeks of playing them at least twice a night,giving the tune every chance to break & go massive!! one such record that just nobody would dance to at the time which really killed me dead was the professionals on groove city went on to become a monster some 5 years later!! max
  20. think john pugh has one
  21. HI DAVE!! DIDN'T KNOW JOHN HAD A COPY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MAX
  22. will do gav seeing him weekend max
  23. thanks for those kind words old mate! i was lucky because of my age! what if you were in this situation and were say 55yrs old!! what kind of job would you be going to try and get!!! max
  24. TOTALLY SPOT ON PAL!! I HAVE HAD & RUN A RECORD SHOP FOR 45YRS!! YES A LIFETIME!! I HAVE JUST MANAGED TO GET THRU TO 65YRS OLD! GOT MY PENSION AND NOW IT IS TIME TO PACK IT ALL IN! JANUARY WILL SEE ME SELLING ALL STOCKS OFF, IT'S E-BAY FOR THE REST I WILL THEN SELL THE PROPERTY TO BOOST MY PENSION & SHOULD BE ABLE TO LIVE A REASONABLY COMFORTABLE LIFE, I CAN'T GIVE UP MY MUSIC! SO HOPEFULLY I WILL BE ABLE TO CONTINUE DJ'ING & SOCIALISING. THAT'S THE PLAN AS IT STANDS. ALL THE BEST TO YOU WHATEVER YOU WILL BE DOING MAX


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