Gene-r

SPOT ON SLIDER!

Erm.......NOPE!

Here's a pic of an artist, famous for one of the best Northern oldies (in my opinion). Can you guess who? Could be a bit of a challenge, this one................

Revilot - take a look at the thread I put up last October (link attached). If you want further info, contact me by PM. /index.p...ic=35876&hl= Gene

Highly recommend what I think is the B-side of the Ambassadors, "Never Get Tired Of Loving You".

Don't mind - I'll go down to VG-, so long as the price is right. Some records play better given a thorough clean-up.

Copied from my post on Chrissieo's Freebasing thread: There's one way to get round the smoking ban - turn your club/pub into the official British Embassy of an obscure part of the world: https://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/hampshire/6246006.stm

PM'd you Neil.........

Three steps from true love....'cos I can't see a damn thing in these specs!

They started off as a soul group, but are starting to see things a lot differently these days...........

It's the first bootleg of Do I Love You by Frank Wilson, under its cover up artist - booted on the IN label to match the Eddie Foster pretex!

It's sleeves like that which make the French EPs (particularly the soul ones) so lovely to own.

What a lovely sleeve!

I think he was right in his sales patter: "Hello i'm news on Ebay....". Sadly for him, that could mean BAD news! Notice how he claims to have a second copy of each item he has? About time someone rumbled him.

But doesn't it leave an unnatural glaze on vinyl - a bit like skimming or polishing?

Shouldn't have eaten that large breakfast - almost threw it back up after seeing that.

Found a pic - I trust this is the right man.................

About every twenty minutes yesterday between 9.00 and 5.30 (not counting lunch at 1pm - 2pm).

Miranda Sawyer's journalism has about as much charm, wit and finesse as a dog shitting on the pavement.

Well said Simsy - couldn't agree more!

So, where do you go out then Del? (tell me, tell me!)

NOt really - haven't got to know our postman that intimately yet..............

Bump - some items now reduced.

Had my Rampart issue for 22 years now - and I'm sorry to say that I'll have to be buried/cremated with it! Bought it off Graham Anthony from Chaddesden, who was a Rampart collector. It was the most expensive record on his list at the time - a whopping £35!