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Where was that taken Mark?? I had hair back then.

Forgot about Alfreda King! bet that sounds terrible now.

Steve when i'm tucked up in the reeds in my boat they come within touching distance of me.

Not common in Norfolk and not gone out of my way to see one, but was in right place at right time. . Bearded tits thats one bird i would recommend to anyone to see.I spend a lot of time crashed in the reeds during the winter and they come very close.

Saw my first male bullfinch during the week:-) was down in Suffolk.

I have a cutting of a sales add i put in Echoes somewhere,cant find it at moment but can remember i had JJ Johnson @ £100,King Moses @ £150 and SPG @ £50 funny thing is i only sold JJ Johnson from the add. Was probably about 87/88.

Early 90s

only ever had lp mate but got shot years ago.

Thats what i thought but many(not on this list) are being touted as new discoveries.

Bet you paid like i did a 100 for JJ only to see it on a front page for a fiver a couple of weeks later:-(

A modern soul oldie.

Its a lot when i sold mine for £30 :-(:-(

Creme Soda is a bargain.would have paid that no probs to replace my copy. Ice however is a prime example of more money than sense.

Throw in a few early 80s uk jazz funk 45s that should have the upfront guys creaming their pants.

put Sonic Explosion with it to make it up then.

Rekon i could get 10k for Flourecent Smogg?????

Thats why i'm thinking of selling up.These clowns with more money than sense have priced me out of it. Where were they when the modern scene was struggling back in the 80s............

Think its same length as 12 though.Great tune back in the day

Hard on 45.

One thing for sure Pete is you will get a dodgy ref Hope your well mate? Huggy. PS That Keni c 12" was stuck in a box round my mums for about 20 years glad its getting played at last.

Otter kill

Ian clark made a lot of money selling funk records in the late 80s early 90s

Who on earth bought the Maurice Mccormick 12"????????? My ears are still bleeding after the soundclip.

Sand matins were common here in Norfolk when i was a kid,not seen one for years.(i live 150 yrds from beach cliffs where they nested). Swifts ,swallows and House martins are a bit thin on the ground these days too. And we see more gold and greenfinches than sparrows

Yes they are a pain in the arse,also see a lot of dealers listing records as unknown or unlisted when most i have looked at have been known for years.