Greety

Thanks mate. Heard Eddy Edmondson play this on Solar a while ago. Now where's that wants section?

Did the Sharon Ridley come out on a 45?

Always big in my record room. fantastic! Is there an enterprising oldies dj out there who will take this record to a bigger audience?

Definitely played at St Ives/Peterborough around 77.

I was all set to buy the Nancy Wilson till the last thirty seconds.

As usual, a great mix of good records I haven't heard before. Always enjoy your sales clips paul.

Hi Chris. I have a copy I would let go. If no luck with mark pm me. ATB Dave

pm'd you

Likewise from Me Mike. As someone who doesn't get about much now its invaluable for me for keeping in touch with the scene and old friends. And of course, for buying and selling and hearing records which would have escaped me otherwise. I'll be expecting to see your name in the New Years Honours List sometime soon Mike. Well done.

Lynn Varnado. A record from the "dark side" Julian?

Once again, the annual big thank you to Dave and Bev for a weekender that runs seamlessly. Highlights for me. Phil Dick playing "Cheatin Kind" and seducing me onto the dancefloor. And Saturday afternoon spent an hour or two in the company of Chris Lalor and Bruce Doyle. Crying with laughter at their memories of misspent youth! Priceless!! The next twelve months are going to seem like an eternity.

Apart from being a great record, what a brilliant set of clips etc while its playing. Top stuff!!

If you don't mind paying his prices, have a look at Rare Northern Soul.There was a performers on there.

Much tougher then the Mean Green copies.

Thought the Blues and Souls would have gone. Very cheap and like you said, great read. £2 each. Not too much more then you would have paid in 72!

Mark Speakman from Funky Feet records played a Wand at Hitsville a couple of years ago. Mmm nice!

Not the shape your kidneys are in Dave!!

pm'd you re a white demo.

have'nt heard back from him Bri. I'll do that.

Minty white demo. pm'd you.

Lets be honest, most of us are record collectors first and dj's very much second! Some guys have a natural talent for djing and always sound professional (my old mate Hippo from Cheltenham for one). Every allnighter at Yate included at least one train crash behind the decks from me. But thanks to the aforementioned substance abuse (which was generally the cause), not many knew or cared!

I remember being told years ago Cholli Maye was lead singer with the Shirelles.