Johnlloyd
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Does anyone else have a pressing fault? I got 2, one from Picadilly and one from Juno. Both jump a few seconds from the end. I don't want to contact suppliers if the problem might be my turntable. It's odd that both have the same skip in the sane place. -
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In the 70s I used to get all the mailing lists going. If I saw a record by an artist that had a record currently or in the past being played on the northern scene that I didn't know I'd often take a chance. This way I got Tony Middleton - Return to Spanish Harlem, Tobi Lark - Sweep ..., Sammy Cambell - I never Thought, plus many others. Also I would tour all the junk shops in Bristol and hoover up everything soul related even if I hadn't heard it. Possibly the best find was the live version of Garnet Mimms - As Long As I Have You. I would also buy blind anything recommended by Dave Godin.
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Again Willie Hutch from Fully Exposed
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Willie Hutch from Fully Exposed
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This comes up fairly often over the last few years. Apparently his daughter threatened legal action against Discogs unless they gave her a cut of all sales of Al's recordings including all compositions. Even though she has a weak claim Discogs don't want to risk it.
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Be nice if it was, alas no. Beyond my wallet.
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No help, I know, but souns like it's from a "blaxplotation" movie.
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From In The Basement 47.
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Possibly any demos would have been issues with a small sticker.
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I got a lot of Mojos at time of release and filled in the rest over the following years. Never seen a demo, but that's not to say they don't exist.
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Never seen one, sounds like a felt tip pen.
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Eve has just told me the capacity was 300, I thought it was packed.
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Unknown to me, played by a young DJ whose name I should know as I met him last year. Mainly 70s funky/disco. Although I do him a disservice as he could give a better reply. He went down very well, cheers and applause after each record.
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Twas ever thus
