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Timebox - Beggin - was a big record mid to late 70s,played by Steve Croft at Rotherham Assembly rooms and Clifton Hall on Thursday nights.Huge floor filler at the time.

California Rock Choir- Whoever you are - on Cyclone Price please Thanks in advance.

What about Lincoln drill hall and Talk of the north Derby,great nighters.

Funny you should mention the flip side to true lovers,talking about it to my mate only last week about how awful it was.

Caesars (Girl i miss you) Choon

Caesars - (La La) I Love you on Lanie 2001 value please Thanks.

Lee williams & the cymbals - Lost Love - on Carnival Value please Thanks.

Kaddo strings-Nothing but love,does it for me.

Just bought this for a couple of quid on ebay,The cruisers(Take a chance) on Gamble,and thought what a nice tune it was, or is it just me.Anyone got a clip?

Wanted ,clean copy of Magnificent 7 (Never will i make my baby cry) on Dial

Saw a load of corrie cast at Brighouse three or four years ago including Peter Barlow.

PM'D YOU

There are loads of little known and underplayed oldies,a lot were only played at one venue for a matter of weeks, and if you travelled around the country to different venues it would be mostly new to you.It's great to see small venues like the Attic Mansfield giving these records well deserved spins again.

Just been thinking to myself how brilliant the first K G B allnighters in Sheffield were in the 70s,with a guy who used to run them that i think was called Terry Samson,just wondered what became of him.

I think that (Send me a sign) would be my choice as best track.

Hi, i remember eric ,bruno, terry ,liz king is sat on the stage ,scotty is my bother, god help me.I used to go to cleethorpes niters with him ,sean hamsey used to run a coach from sheffield.

Thanks Ken love the photo (Great times,great friends) Can't remember Pep being that thin,hope to see you for 100 club anniversary in September. Love Debbie & Howard

Cheers Kenny,wait til Debs sees this,great photo mate.

Went to the all dayers there in the 70s,great venue.

77 - 82 for me.

Richard Serling used to play a track in the early 80s,first heard it at Clifton Hall ,Rotherham and subsequenlty on his radio show that was about at the time.(You and i we're riding on a lullaby,it's easy for anyone who's falling in love) Anyone know the track and artist name? Thanks.

Saw a guy dance at the 100 Club at last years anniversary,must have only been in his 20s,tall and thin and he's the best dancer i've seen for many years.

Difficult one,but although it may spoil the scene for some of us now,in the short term,i find it a far more chilling prospect that it may disappear in the next ten to twenty years.(imo)

woops, your not wrong.