Tezza

Yes. Noticed that the one I listened to on 'a CD' is far superior to that one you put up earlier.

Can't find it on You Tube. Very early and nice and fast. In the same Ball Park as Nothings Too Good For My Baby

If I can get one I'll be playing it out !!

Cheers mate

Stevie Wonder:Be Cool, Be Calm (And Keep Yourself Together) Is this an LP Track only ?? If so, which Album is it from ???

Can of Worms there Ian - What other tunes ..... etc etc !!

Hi, Yes or at least a Photograph of the Record and moreover the Packaging as it should show the damage, either a dint or a crease in the Card.

Yes, You have to claim. You are within your rights ( I believe, not 100% sure on this ) to wait until you have been refunded before paying back the other side but I tend to stump up as technically its not their fault ! Always keep your Postal Receipt as proof, makes the process a lot easier. I had several broken when they were held at the Sorting Office. Now have them delivered to my Work Address as there is always someone around to receive. I lost a Soul Brothers 6 on Atlantic Demo the same. Not massively expensive but what a waste of a good Record. Now 1 less in the World to play !!

Fabulous record. Much better than Eddie Parker and I suspect a little more rare ?? Gone went for 6,000 + so ???

Just checked it out on You Tube !! Bit sweet, might have to play it a few times

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Never seen it for sale - Talking to folk and I should expect to pay at least £2,000

Ward Burton - Sweet Temptation The reason Soul Music was invented. Ted has one and it flows from the Decks and Ouzes across the floor.

Sean is a Diamond. If he is at a Venue, Big or Small, he arrives early and listens to what's being played. From this he doesn't duplicate and also gets a feel for the crowd and what they like. Doesn't just turn up, play his stuff, get paid and sod off.

Happened a lot at Prestatyn to be honest. Rita and The Tiaras or Gloria Jones, just to be different, was played an inordinate amount. Flavour of the Weekend was Albert Washington - heard that on many more than one occasion. One well know DJ, of some repute, was on Saturday and Sunday in the Main Room and started both his sets with the same 3 or 4 records, Criminal !! Its almost like they move around, see what people are Dancing to then play them themselves at their next venue etc etc and so the ball rolls ..

Not seen this before. Started it, did first page then thought it was a ridiculous survey. Don't know enough people from other genre's of music to make a valid in depth judgement on them.

Ta duck XX

Lunch break

They were fabulous, and a history lesson to boot. Fascinating to find out how much they were involved in and who they wrote for. 'Cause You're Mine was the one song they did that didn't do it for me Saturday Night but as you said, booming out, back in the day - amazing. Back to the question ( or at least a tenuous link back ) The Casino was good, The Casino was bad !! It was mostly down to the mood you were in yourself and also the DJ's, if they wanted to be. Never my No. 1 venue but did it because it was the law back then, I had the Car and had to Drive !! If we all liked the same shit it would be a sad sad world !! Now where's my Justin Bieber CD ??

I refer my honourable gentleman/lady to my previous statement !!

Once more my dear friends, to all who put up You Tube stuff etc !!! Can't see the links at Work, can you put the titles in as Text to at least give us a chance .

53 - You young whipper snapper !! Thats fantastic, wonderful memories. Sorry I never got the chance. Take care mate.

Good condition and Cracked,the Label is diabolical and the picture of the vinyl is awful - What is poor condition then ?

Not a great week Rob. Remember him through his music. Did you ever meet him ??

I have never been refused but have not done so on my own volition when the event is on the same night as the one I'm attending (The following Month). I would also expect others to have the common decency not to do so.