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Pete - was it you who recalled "Sherry" by Hugo Montenegro played at half-time during a match? Someone told me they had a long time ago - suspect it may have been you mate!

Paul, you should stop being so modest - go for a can of Party Seven instead!

Oops........cheers Baz - just realised my error!! Another thought - So was Eddie Singleton regularly in the habit of using Goldmine/Soul Supply to distribute Shrine records in 1966?

Yes, but when you look at his feedback, you'll see that some items are still private (even after the auction's closed), and some can still be viewed.

Why is it that only CERTAIN items on his auction are private? Beats me to think that he's received bids of $102 for it as well!!!

I thought it was a "Sensible Soul Club" project, run by Craig Brick, Paul Guntrip, Sean McClusky etc. DJs were people like Ion (I think), Stuart Cosgrove, maybe even Dave Thorley and Ian Clark. A couple of nites, from what I can remember, took place here in 1985 (from when the above flyers date back to). Around March that year, I can remember the Scala nites (complete with playlists) being given full-page coverage in Echoes. Gene

About £20 - £25 on the Betty Turner 45, Kirsty.....................

Thanks for the help so far Rich, and to anyone else! It may help if I describe the copy I have. There is no evidence of a "photocopy" look, even though the back cover is black and white. The cover appears to be pretty tough cardboard, typical of US LPs from that time, though the inside of the cover is white as opposed to cardboard grey. The label just gives details of tracks - no producer or composer credits etc.... Any help greatly appreciated!!

Cheers Rich - do you happen to know if they're exact lookalikes? And if so, is there a way of telling the difference?

Anyone know if the "Food For Thought" LP by the JB's on People (US issue from 1972) was ever reissued or booted as a lookalike?

Wish I could say the same thing, but I've never been one for Rock music......... Seriously though, I have never seen it on Inner Ear before - only ever heard of it. Would imagine it to be rockin' horse rare, despite my dislike of the track.

"Here's the group with the unpronouncable name of the Baja Marimba Band" - Tony Clayton, Peterborough, 1983.

In "Girl I Love You" by The Temptones, does he really sing "At first I thought she was a lavatory seat"???

Anyone know who TERECORDS was? Their rubber stamp crops up a fair bit on soul records.

The Majestics "(I Love Her So Much) It Hurts Me"

My copy of "Come Back" by Ken Williams has Andy Rix engraved in the run-out....... Sorry - but it's one record I do not want to reunite with the original owner! Love it too much!

Gerri Grainger - I Go To Pieces/Reparata & The Delrons - Panic (Casino Classics) No.....seriously, it's: THE CONTEMPLATIONS: Alone With No Love/DONTEE STUDIO BAND: Alone With No Love (Instrumental) (Dontee)

Wasn't Kathy Burke a modette in the early '80s, or a soulie?

Ken, The copy you have here (MU 1067) is a UK reissue from 1968, intended for sale within the UK. At the same time, MCA brought out a few other reissues, namely "Rock Around The Clock/Shake Rattle & Roll" by Bill Haley (which was the first of 2 reissues of the same track to chart here), and "Rave On/Peggy Sue" by Buddy Holly. As for a value on the Len Barry reissue, I would safely say around £3 at the most. Therefore, these are all retro reissues, in much the same vein as the "Demand Performance" series released by Decca, Deram and London around the same time. Gene

Not really Stuart - you'd even be hard pushed to sell the "What'd I Say" EP on London for more than £6. Probably due to the fact that most of his EPs contain MOR tracks.

Yes - seriously overpriced at £500!

About £10 for a Mint EP with pic sleeve. For some strange reason, none of Ray Charles' EPs have a high value attached to them - not that we should complain!

I say it's Liam's fault - he should never had married Patsy Kensit in the first place!

I remember when you sold me your copy in the early '90s for a tenner, Nick!! Hope you, Dawn and the family are well - hope to see you soon. Gene

Not unless you followed it directly after with "Don't Turn Your Back On Me" as a pleading gesture!!