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yes he had it on a 10" acetate sold it for £1000 to carl fortnam, he bought it off john anderson mid 80s.

i remember being at morecambe one nite and heard a record called firefly total shite

wayne hemmingway of red or dead dj at a local soul night and i have to say he knew his stuff

this s a top film if i remember rightly pete poselwaite is in it, very funny and load of soul music to boot

its a boot

lorrianne silver "lost summer "love

magic night "if you and i" and carol anderson"sad girl"

its been on the free download sites for ages not bad quality as well, its one way to make a quick buck

would anyone have an mp3 of Larry Wedgeworth & Clique - No More Games please they could pm me ta very much

i started this thread to gauge what people thoughts were about wigan,the scene back then and why no other venue has ever hit the hights that wigan did. as i was to young to go and would of love to of gone myself, it was not to knock the casino or the people that went.

had some top nights at keele the purple light shining on the mirror ball was a bit mad though, always a good atmosphere and music was always spot on and a good record bar got alot of good tunes there. remember my mate jonesy slipping on the stairs and landing in a hep at the bottom was f.a.f but he didnt think so

its got to be "i walked away" bobby paris" pure quality

the dome-morecambe, the gardens-morecambe,the mayfair suite-newcastle

excellent mate,top draw stuff cheers

cheers pickey

my mind is now at rest cheers chris thanks 4 the link mate

its definatally a northern tune last time i heard it was keele a few years back

ive got a tune stuck in my head and it keeps going round and round and its driving me mad its called living above our heads i think, can any one tell me how its by? or has an mp3 they could pm me please and put me out of misery

great to read peoples views on the casino

night of the wolf-the boogie man orchestra

spent a day with him when he did an allnighter at the carleton in morecambe and what a true gent and as others have said his performance was one of the best ive seen, a true soul singer the vocal range same as the records his albums are all of a high standard hard to say which one is best depends on your point of view

dave evison, richard searling,keith minshull,steve whittle

some good tunes and you can tell it must have been a good atmosphere by the crowd reaction to the music ,top link