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Alex Jones has or had one. The 1st time I heard it was on a tape almost 35 years ago (1980); Loved it from the 1st hearing, I think it was Sam who played it when I 1st heard it played out.

We are still in shock, Graham Harland let me know last night. Tim said he had not been well, last time l talked to him, but l did not realize he was that ill. We had not seen him for a while, but we had some great times with Rick over the years, at the mill and on nights out. He was one of the best lads around, and will be truly missed. Rick Foster R.I.P. Sending our love to his family, Dave & Lou. xxx

Cheers Nick, l don't need to know how much, it's a case of ffs.

Which of Millie's records are we talking? P.C. not letting me loggin to Popsike!

Very early disco.https://youtu.be/IjbstpniYkY

Disco indeed, this is class 70s soul. lol.

Yeah, jumpers by South Sea Bubble Co., can't remember the t-shits by them.

Yeah, I was reading it as well and never noticed it's a old thread, lol.

Love the spoken intros on the LP.

Yes Mark, a biggie from 73.

I got a good amount of tapes that came from Rob Pheasant, late 70s or early 80s.

Ducks on drive outside house yesterday afternoon.

Sad news again, another one no longer with us. R.I.P. Keith.

Both copies that I had "Not For Sale" on them, always thought they where multi-coloured demos.

The one Rob has, was one of mine in the 70s.

Glad I like the slower stuff even in the early/mid 70s, called them floaters than and they became crossover years later.

Would be very hard for me, since I only bought soul packs from 72 till 77. Got multiple copies of the following Towanda & T.D. on Romark, Carol Anderson on Whip, Bonnie Blanchard on CRS, Robert Thomas on Charay, Darrell Banks on Volt, Major Lance on Volt, Exits on Gemini, Kim Weston on MGM, Roger K on Birth. Single Copy items, The best two Bobby Hutton on Phillps and Sam Fletcher on Tollie. Got some other nice bits on Ric Tic, Golden World, Neptune etc.

Off the tip more like knowing Panny, lol.

I know Jim, I used to go to the Birch.

Jim, Chris sold his records a few years back to Tim Brown.

Ali, are you bringing him to the Vybe ?

Del-Larks was a issue.

Would never be able to buy them back now, but at least I can honestly say I had them in the 70s, and my Mel Britt was a demo.

I think it was the Burnley All-Nighter, a few years back where I 1st heard it.

Ben Zine "Village Of Tears" by a country mile.