Jona

I would say Determinations has the edge Rob, IMHO of course Cheers for posting though. Has Lou Pride been mentioned yet? Too many posts to go back through now and not enough time to trawl

wasn't sure Bri, thanks for the update, I suspected it might have been, but pure class from 1967, should be played more often,just right for today https://youtu.be/WxGYctck8r4 Cheers

Morris Chestnut - too darn soulful, (yea still getting plays now and again, but omg what vocals!!) Gerri Granger - I go to pieces (wasn't this a giveaway at one of the Anniversaries) Determinations, You Can't Hold on to Love, (wasn't this a casino spin first?)

your right Pete, it could do with a strong female voice Patti Austin/ Aretha to make some noise on it though, a little hollow/ repetitive in places

just checkin out to see if anyone has this spare??? Thanks

I totally agree, I like a big drink as much as the next man, but never intend to upset anyone, I don't go there now for that exact reason, if you do drink so much, keep away from the dance floor and don't dance on the tables either (its not big and defo not clever). Big problem creeping up on us, no?

at least ex condition please, pm me with your bestest price please, needed before the xmas rush at the Post office. Thanks

Ask any girl, Supremes, B side to Baby Love. Fantastic sound and so underplayed these days

pm'd ya, cheers

Billy Stewart - Summertime.....

Larry Houston, Lets Spend some time together, another great record

Not found its knish yet Stu, there will come a time and soon, trust me, keep it safe in bubble wrap, be worth £200 soon - then beyond in no time mate Cheers

Torch, I think Steve was discussing this with an old boy some years ago at Stoke, he said it was a Torch classic, can someone verify please?

di Was D&L the first artists to release it then Kev? I assumed it was a mid to late sixties track on StompTown Records, still a good track to dance to though

yea, still one of my favourites, not heard it outside the house for years, but was it first played at WC though?

not forgetting blanch carter, halos are for angels, has anyone mentioned that yet?

talking of instrumentals, wasn't the producers Lady, Lady, Lady, (inst to what kind of lady) a wigan only sound? can't recall it being put on at Blackpool? But may be wrong, only went there a half a dozen times

one I've been looking for a while patti Williams - best I can, on Forward, possibly not a monster, but a great tune nevertheless

Paula Durante - if he were mine

Milton wright - the gallop, Ede Robin - there must be a love Evelyn Thomas - Weakspot

wasn't shirelles a wheel tune?

yea. SWAN is the best out there for the price Mark, I have two x 300 count boxes; I'm one of the clumsiest people to carry records around, bumping into things etc., have tried and broke lots of different ones, but have had these two for around three years and they still look nearly new, despite the clumsy owner 5*****

pm'd ya bobby diamond, cheers

hi Daz, Bentinck is closed now, do you mean the Grosvenor in Sutton, 3rd Saturday every month? Cheers PS sometimes used to get the same bus to Manchester with mates from Mansfield, but Camm's Coach from the Britt was the favourite mode of transport in that era for convenience and speed Cheers Jona

thanks John, all the best