Haydn

I see my name every time I look through records in charity shops and the like, never listened to any of his stuff though, Haydn

Hi Youyou, Ask around cos most collectors "upgrade" and get cleaner copies and rid of toons in lesser condition. Got plenty of stuff lying about myself but just too lazy to list it all. I keep saying to myself, "one of these days............" Haydn.

Dr Crip and the Crippens, lol H

When the Casino was flooded from every direction with styles of sounds, I am sure some people may have turned their nose up at them, but only the ones that were "in the know". I know many a guy whose spirit was dampened upon reaching the Casino to find all sorts of "pap" played but this only fueled their desire to find the good sounds. With every bad (as in bad, not baaad!) sound there are another ten to be found that will prove their worth. Thus the adventure in finding something that has been missed or not even found. Ho hum, where's my copy of Gene Toones!!!!!! Not H

Vastly underrated man, could do with a listing of his releases just to hear more. So this may rule out Big Frank that plays dominoes down the 'vic. Somebody spilt his pint last week,lol. H

In which case he will need a " liscaawnce for this minkey". Doesn't it seem strange though that certain elements have their defence lines up straight away as if to distance themselves from the source????? H

Bloody hell Shane, Me mam dances the Slosh to that!!! Avenues and Alleyways was the tops from Tony. H.

Moody Blues - Ride my see saw Chicory Tip - Son of my Father David Bowie - Love you till Tuesday Could go on all night, class! H

The words shit and fan spring to mind, it was just a matter of time before it got to us and it seems there is no turning back for these wasters. Ears to the ground for the first name, yessssss!!!!! H

Adey at Cotswolds had it listed on Truth for a tenner!!!!

cheers Chalky, First I had heard about it, couldn't have went to a better man, eh??? H

Caught a glimpse of a record collecting magazine article that read along the lines: "Couple of hip-hop fans found a copy of Frank Wilson "Do I love you" while searching for grooves, knew what it was and fetched £19000 on ebay". ???? anybody heard??? H

I used to wonder why Ady gave me that daffodil at 100 club, lol. I'll get me vase!!!!!!!!

Just wondering how many different styles of dancing people give it when they are in full swing. I like the odd stomper to get my bones stretched and obviously different styles of dancing come on with a certain type of record, but what do you think is your style alone that picks you out from the crowd? H.

I'll do my best, trying to pull a few newbies up from the south-west to let them know what a real night is like. See you soon, Haydn.

Who's set is this? What was your set Mr Copeland??? Sorry I missed it, skint again..... Haydn.

Don't know don't care Dayo, got to be Rnce Allen version though, lol

Alright Tubbs? I've got to say that anybody that I speak to from the west coast that's been up to the Belmont has always enjoyed it, myself included so I can't understand a drastic reply like "shite". What kind of sounds would this fella have played? Is he promoting the scene as much as you and Riddell? Everybody is a critic good or bad but negative criticism should be followed by advice to give you an idea of where if anything you went wrong. I know this regulars reaction won't stop the nights so keep it up and hopefully I will see you all soon. All the best Haydn fae Girvan

Picture the scene, Mature student standing alone at the train station, people watching as you wait for that 4.30 train home that is always late. A humble soulful voice echoing in the back of your mind as you wish the train would hurry up and take you away from this platform of despair. Men, women, kids, the odd tramp and general nobody's. Mr Don Thomas building up his vocals helping you to will the train along, knowing that these nobodies will never escape their hum-drum lives. But come the weekend your soul will be free and dancing to sounds that no-one can imagine. Don Thomas- Come on Train always hits me at this time, never ending class. H.

HEY , STOP POSTING NEGATIVES ON THE THREAD, PAUL ANKA WAS BLACK,LOL

Is this a quiz??? I'll take a guess at "Let me be your boy" which is doing the rounds again. H

Recieved a few bad copies myself and it severely pisses you off when it is advertised as excellent condition. It takes up a bit of time but make a record of your buys and condition so that you know who or who not to deal with. There are a lot of sales from U.S. that you wouldn't buy from a junk shop and seems even a waste of money paying p&p on it. H

Pity, trying to get rid of one,lol

You will find that Archie Bell covered it on Atlantic as a type of "dance" showdown with the words changed from Rance Allen version. Both good tracks but Rance Allen wins due to the harmony of vocals. Great to see it getting the plays nowadays. H.

Quiet please!!! Gene, I watched that recently on satellite especially for Brotherhood of Man's- "Reach out your hand". That's a good groove on that tune, any body know who who wrote it????? Also on the reruns (ooer!) was Adrienne Posta's acting in "Till death do us part". Oh how I laughed, H. ...........I'll get me remote control!!!!!!!!