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Surely there's a mistake with the VINES 45 "After The Rain" it's says it's unissued, well I have issue copies of it? anyone confirm.

Highly recommended w/e sleepless nights, a must do, always have a great time over in Dublin.

I have copies at £15.00 if anyone wants one, but only a couple left. Think it was a 500 press if I remember rightly.

One of the strangest girl groups as The Sapphires were two males and Carol.

Is it actually out Tim said it was delayed when I spoke to him at Prestatyn.

People have been writing off the scene since the (Original) Wheel closed and it's still going.

Detroit Prophets made up name, it's by the ORIGINALS.

UK P&P £2.00 Recorded Delivery up to £50.00 anything over then £5.00 Special delivery £70.00 Ex Condition almost Mint £175.00 Ex Condition almost Mint Original £50.00 Few Marks Plays Ex £50.00 Few Marks Plays Ex £50.00 Few Marks Plays Ex £50.00 Almost Mint £40.00 Visual Vg Condition, but plays Ex. £30.00 A Few Marks, Plays Ex. £30.00 Visual Vg Condition, but plays Ex. £20.00 Ex Condition

UK P&P £5.00 Special Delivery £50.00 A few marks plays Ex. £100.00 A few marks plays Ex. £50.00 A few marks plays Ex. BUY ALL THREE FOR £180 (Free Special Delivery Postage) saving £25.00 on the individual prices.

20.00 Pounds the lot, including the P&P. BILLY FRAZIER TEMPTATION>< VERVE VG DH CLARENCE ASHE CLOSE TO YOU J&S Ex Slight water damage on flip side DEREK MARTIN DON'T RESIST ROULETTE W/D Ex NICKIE LEE AND BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL MALA Vg DH MAUREEN BAILEY LOVE WILL BOUND SPECIALTY W/D Ex

Heard the Action's version of "I'll keep holding On" on Radio two last week.

A few years back I was offered a few copies of this Lp by various L.A dealers all over the $1000 mark and all where signed copies, as most of the other copies I've seen around since, which looks like it was sold by the group at their live gigs, the scan on SS is the first one that I seen that hasn't been signed. Two uptempo tracks on the Lp, only ROSE came out on 45, can't remember title of the other dancer at moment even though I've got it on a craver.

Anyone know this by her:

Mark I thought you got Reggie Alexander of Mr Foster.

Was a regular at the Phoenix Allniter in Holyhead in the 90's, the Les Dawson look alike is perfect description.

8th mousetrap anniversary

There's nothing new here, get real there's always been loads of nights to attend the only reason you're aware of it is the internet and especially SS. Just got to read the previous accounts of the 80's on here and you think only Stafford was the only venue going, bollocks there were 100's of soul nights up and down the country even back then you just weren't aware of them as most were word of mouth and catered just for locals. If you are moaning and run an event close it down then there will be one less.

£10.00 + £1.00 P&P Release Date: Monday October 11th 2010 The Invitations came to prominence through their classic 60's soul recordings, "What's Wrong With Me Baby" and "Skiing In The Snow" on Dynovoice records. More recently their second release for the MGM label ""Watch Out Little Girl" has grown in popularity within the Northern Soul scene. After the groups association with MGM finished they then signed with the Diamond label, releasing just one single "Got To Have It Now". The Diamond label was owned by Joel Diamond who during the early 70's re-signed the Invitations to his Polydor distributed ,"Silver Blue" label. Where they cut a string of excellent releases with the likes of "Look On The Good Side" and "They Say The Girls Crazy" ensuring the group continued popularity. A later 70's release the funky "We Don't Allow (no sitting In Here)" would appear on the Red Greg label. During the late 60's and early 70's the group were regular visitors to the UK, firstly performing under the stage name of the "American Drifters" before eventually reverting to the Invitations on later tours. They returned to the UK in 2005 to perform at the Assembly Rooms Derby followed by the Hemsby" Motown" Weekender. In 2009 the group under their own Invite records banner released the" Missing You" album. Although being little more than a vanity project to sound out a potential market with a limited pressing run of only 100 copies the album did contain some excellent songs. It is from this album that we have taken the following songs "It Was A Woman" backed with "Heavenly Love" which incidentally only appears on the album as a instrumental version, for our next Soul Junction 45 release.

£10.00 + £1.00 P&P The latest release from Andy Davies STREET SOUL label, the previously LP only track from the Younghearts now available on 45.

I think Brian, knows the difference, there's no difference between a non-original acetate (70's emi disc), a vinyl craver, or a boot. Playing out is another debate.

Yes defo a Twisted Wheel spin, remember getting a copy around 1971 from one of the guys who used to go who lived a few doors away from me.

Came out twice LOVE IS BLIND b/w TOY SOLDIERS UNITED INTERNATIONAL 643 books at £1000 I'LL BE OVER (TOMORROW) b/w TOY SOLDIERS UNITED INTERNATIONAL 1848 books at £2000 As JM lists both as b side then I guess that means both are double sided northern, anybody got sound bites of the A Sides.

FORMER SHALAMAR MANAGER DICK GRIFFEY DEAD THE FACTS S.O.L.A.R. Records founder and former manager of Shalamar has died. THE SPIN Dick Griffey, the visionary behind S.O.L.A.R Records and mega hits and artist, died Friday from compications of quadruple bypass surgery. Black America Web Reports: Though Griffey operated quietly behind the scenes, his work is well known to the millions of music lovers who snapped up the posh funk hits his label generated. From its 1977 inception throughout its 1980s heyday, S.O.L.A.R. issued an impressive series of family-friendly hits performed by acts like the Whispers, Shalamar (featuring future solo stars Jody Watley and Howard Hewett), Midnight Star, Lakeside and others. S.O.L.A.R. hits like "A Night To Remember" (Shalamar), "I Miss You" (Klymaxx), "And The Beat Goes On" and "Rock Steady" (The Whispers) are essential listening for any lover of funk-era R&B.

Still available.

Plenty out there, just use google.