Northern Soul Uk

Let me know your approximate value please?

And 'Champagne' records 12" single. worth about £30, and this must be the most expensive copy I've ever seen of this record, check this out. https://www1.gemm.com/item/GIL--SCOTT--HERO...E/GML760481718/ Either a mistake or a p**s take

Can anyone give me an idea of how much a white label promo album of 'The Originals - Down to love town' would be worth and is it rare or not? The cat number is STML 12054. I know the general release album is not that rare and not worth too much, just with it being a promo copy. It has a plain white label and a plain paper sleeve. had it years actually but just curious. Thanks for any help.

Thanks for that Ian, yes I though it was time to dust of the old records and start playing them again to the masses , have you seen my Myspace page? https://www.myspace.com.soulfull_1 ? There is a photo on there that i found in a drawer at home of the 'Central' If you look in the distance, you can see 'Ian Dewhirst' on the DJ stand :-). York was a top place, i remeber going there with Swish and writing off my car, happy days . Used to fancy a girl from York too from erm? Acomb, that's it. Nice girl, took her out once or twice. can't remember her name though, there's so many (yeah right) LOL

You're right, I am now 53 and have been on the scene for well over 30 years and i still love Northern more than any other music. It was the likes of us (oldies) who paved the way for the young 'ns to listen to it today. They shouldn't be writing the older folks on the scene off, if anything, they should be thanking us for keeping it going for so long for them to carry it on. Things do change and so does the music style, but to me the old tunes will always be the best, played out or not. Steve

Don't worry they are out there. At a club that i went to in Leeds last week (Leeds seventeen Restaurant) there was a lad there who can't have been more than 17-18. Top dancer, danced all night and looked the part. I am now 53, my daughter is 13 and she know's the words to loads of Northern tunes simply by me playing them, she is not forced and listens to other stuff on her ipod etc. She even said to me once "Why don't new records sound like this" and "Why do I like Northern Soul Dad?" my answer was "Why do you think you like Northern Soul?" and she replied "because they are real songs". So there ya go, the new generation of Soulies are waiting til they are old enough to go to the nights. I remember when i used to go to the Casino, I said to someone there "They're getting younger" meaning the crowd, he replied "No, we're getting older mate" He was right, there are always a younger generation that will carry on the beloved music, how can it ever die? simple, it never will!

Hi folks, I'm after a tune that i have never owned in all the years that I have been collecting. It is by 'Ila van' and the title is 'You made me this way' Anyone know it or know of a copy for sale anywhere? Thanks