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Ralph Johnson-Have Your Fun-Masterkey M- £150 PLUS £5 Postage ON HOLD Regards Kev

Ralph Johnson-Have your fun-Masterkey M- Will take £150 plus postage £5 Kev

Added to previous A Good Mixture post Ralph Johnson-Have Your Fun-Masterkey M- £180 see previous post for postage details and more good items for sale Regards Kev

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Got a few things here that are going, please PM me if interested. Big Dee Irwin-You satisfy my needs-Rotate M- £70 Don Gardner-Is this really love-Cedric EX £120 Buddy Lamp-My tears-Double L M- £40 Grover Mitchell-What hurts-Vanguard M- £70 Demo Truetones-Hes got nerve-Soulville EX+ £50 Final Touch-I,m ready to give up my love-Epic M- £35 Demo Art Gentry-Merry-go-round-Onyx M- £35 Herbs-Never never (will I fall in love)-Smoke EX+ £40 Robert Earl-Say you,ll be mine-Carol M- £20 (stamped orig) Yvonne Baker-My baby needs me-Modern M- £25 Ohio Untouchables-She,s my hearts desire-Lu Pine M- £25 Darrow Fletcher-My young misery-Groovy VG scuffs, but plays great £30 Mack Rice-Baby I,m coming home-Lu Pine M- £25 Paypal or registered cash preferred, I will take the paypal costs Postage-£2 if under £40, £5 if £40 or over Regards Kev

Totally agree, Wand issue has miles more atmosphere and intensity, having said that this just emphasises how good a record this is cos the CD version is very nice to. Kev

Updated, Lee Fields SOLD Will do trade for the Big Dee Irwin if anybody has got something nice Kev

Couple of things for sale here Lee Fields-Take me back/ Tyra,s Song- Angle 3 £250 Big Dee Irwin- You Satisfy My Needs- Rotate £80 Both are mint- Kev

Little Johnny Hamilton "Oh how I love you"

I don,t think the scene in the main is as dance driven as it used to be Mark, over the last few years I have been to many nites where the floor is not that busy but feedback says that people have still had a hell of a nite, take the D.D.A at Lowton for example, DJ,s are told to enjoy themselves, have fun and don,t worry about the dancefloor, records are applauded by people in their seats aswell as on the floor, I have to admit though there are some sounds that make impossible to remain seated. Kev

Mark Bicknall used to play it in his sets not so long ago with if my memory serves me right good dancefloor response, have a copy myself and wouldn,t part with it, could be one of those that disappear into peoples collections and become scarce, a scenario we,ve seen on many occasions, hence the debates on value. Kev

Yeah, agree with you all the way Phyllis, great contribution from Joan again, check out Gladys Knights equally awesome version aswell Phyllis, on the "Everybody needs love" album, you will not be disappointed. Kev

Turn it over man, just like Kev H says,"Tyra,s Song" is an absolute sublime piece of mid-tempo soul, in fact this is the side that has been getting played in the N.E for 20 years or more to further answer Kev,s question about having the bollocks to play t,other side. Glad Blake emphasised the point about the Florida Spiritulaires, amongst the Lee Fields mayhem an absolute gem of a record has quietly slipped through the net, further emphasising the sad fact of people lacking the vision to find something fresh for themselves cos here is a prime example of a record just crying out for DJ airplay, I paid £80 for mine and don,t regret it for one second, just a shame really that a lot of people are missing out on a fantastic untapped record. Kev

A couple of stories on the same line Mischief, a guy I work with who is a self confessed rock nut has just come back from holiday where he told me one night at the hotel that he was staying at 3 American guys who were masquerading as a Jackie Wilson tribute group were the entertainment he said to me " Kev, I couldn,t sit f-----g still, that music is awesome, I danced all night". On another occasion many moons ago, the football team That I played for played a game in Sheffield which was about a 2-3 hour trip for us we stayed after the game for a session (as you do) on departure at 11-30 I produced a tape that someone had given me at a niter and gave it to the bus driver to stick on, within 10 minutes the volume was at full blast and the bus practically rocked from one side of the motorway to the other all of the way back to Aycliffe and out of about 30 people on the bus I was the only one who frequented soul venues. Soul is the only music that can randomly move people IMHO. Regards Kev

Like you say Sean, "You can,t fight whats right" is AWESOME, just picked up a "7". Didn,t know it until Bully copied and sent a CD that you,d done, so thanks to you and Bully for that one mate. Talking about "awesome" Whispers records (theres many IMHO) Blake H posted the "incredible" "Never again" by them the other day, is this track also featured in the set. Kev

Manhattans-Baby I,m sorry-Carnival Great thread Baz, lots of great contributions, impossible to choose a fave Carnival record because of the depth and quality of the output, this one though is right up there for me though, the lead singer George Smith who tragically died in 1970 is one of my all time favourite vocalists. Kev

Thanks for the info Boba, James Thompson wrote "If a woman catches a fool" on bamboo and also "Two lovers" on Frisco, and if he sang lead, that is one talented man. Thanks again, Kev

Great show Boba, wait with anticipation every week for it, question, Voicemasters-Two lovers-Frisco, I know there is a connection with the group and Detroit, but is this a Detroit recording. Regards Kev

You are right John. It was me who got it, I asked Joan to guess how much I had paid for it not so long ago and she said £100, I replied "forget it Joan, Its disappeared" I think its quoted as £100 in JM,s book but I think if someone can get it for that, they,ve been lucky. Its been on the wants thread before, about 18 months ago without coming up trumps. Regards Kev

Like Cliff, I,ve got one aswell,like he says they are out there but must admit I haven,t seen any for sale. Kev

While we,re on the suicidal outlook on the subject, bought Bobby Hutton " Come see" from a well known dealer about 20 years ago, it came broken exactly in half with the card envelope unblemished, the twat obviously posted it like that leaving me to claim insurance, so the postmans knock however a welcome one still is met with some anxiety. See ya on Friday Kirsty and I,ll tell y ou who it was. Regards Kev

How many of you out there have been to a 21st, 18th, 40th or whatever birthday do and the DJ says " now we are going to have some Northern Soul" and then procedes to play "Third finger left hand" or "Nine times out of ten" and someone leans over to you and says the magical words "why aren,t you dancing ? I thought you were into Northern Soul" nuff said. Personally, I like all of it, however people like to categorise it, as long as its "soulfull" Northern, Crossover, Deep, Modern, "The Soul Scene" sounds good to me. Regards Kev

I stand corrected Jock, you,re right, Shotts was unique, it opitomised then, nearly 20 years ago what has become a topic for debate these days, a venue that encourages cheaper underplayed or unplayed gems to be brought to the fore to stand alongside the quality rare tunes aswell. Lowton springs to mind as having a similar mindset. Just ordered USB this morning so hopefully will be able to contribute to the great stuff that the guys, yourself included have been posting. Hope to see ya at the Wilton mate. Kev.