Harry Crosby

Absolutly correct in your opinion, but wasn`t there also an earlier made up thing, the words were based around a guy in prison, think if i remember rightly it was on a made up musicor label

Wasn`t there also a vocal to 6x6 done for the northern scene

yeh can see a couple of lads from my home town of york, one of them dropped out after wigan, and has just returned will be seeing him at our do boxing night so i`ll take him a copy

This was taken in october 1980, to be honest i think this may have been an oldies night though

sure mr ohara has a double test pressing lp for sale trev

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Good idea joan, think that would work myself, to me playlists give people who are thinking of travelling to a venue for the first time give a good insight into what style of music there likely to hear

We heard it in the car on the way to rotherham clifton hall, think that was on tommy vance rock show, we were gobsmacked

Thanks for that alan, nev heard it by them, allways liked jackie trent but thats excellent one of my favourite 60`s group the ronettes, nice one

https://www1.gemm.com/item/SAN--REMO--GOLDE...E/GML224804839/ Is this an issue? dosn`t say otherwise

Agreed, very intresting topic, some great tales on that one

Speaking of members of the cloth what ever happened to TONY CLAYTON wasn`t he a vicar or summat?

Remember the emi discs baz, think alan rhodes may have had a few of them i had a four track one with yvonne vernee,cheryl ann,belmonts, billy arnell, like a 12" thing got it from julie dobbs from northallerton, anyone remember her? there was a booth on york station were you could get discs cut at one time

is there actually anyone with more detroit knowledge than you tony think the lack of replies says it all really

ahh thanks geoff, only went to stafford a few times, makes things clearer, cheers

i would think so andy, just can`t remember it being played, i bought it on recomendation off tony very cheap back then, but as i said allways seemed too fast, but then again thinking of things like tee fletcher, micky roberts etc not really great record i love it

When my mate tony colby sold his massive detroit collection in the early eighties, i bought this along with a few other things, i allways considered it too fast, did it get plays anywhere?

yvonne vernee, was this one covered up? anyone

and ive heard a lot of people saying the good days at wigan had gone by 77, i can`t comment on that as i wasn`t there, and of course it must have been one hell of a time listening to some of the earlier stuff for the first time, but as ive posted earlier how anyone can say the casino died after 77 with a list of records like that is beyond me, and thats just richards playlist, weve not mentioned pats, gary rushbrook etc of course this is just an opinion and each to there own of course

Yeh i remember this night, and the top hat & the cane

Story behind the new wanderers dell, one of those i messed up on, i allways thought because of the chorus line it was called "SOUL TIME" Also did it with sue lynn-don`t pity me, thought it was called TALK TO ME

ALL SORTED NOW MANY THANKS-HARRY

Looking for a nice clean copy of the above, want to pay about £70 thanks very much please pm me with details-HARRY ALLSORTED NOW MANY THANKS

chuck holiday for me santa please

Hi del this list says it all really, i`m only going from memory so please feel free to correct me if i`m wrong VEL-VETS-GONE WITH THE WIND-C/U ROSE VALENTINE & THE SISTERS THREE-WHEN HE`S NOT AROUND-C/U EDDIE SEABERG-WANTED-C/U FRANK WILSON-GUESS WHO LOVES YOU-C/U SPYDER TURNER & THE WEBS-CAN`GET OVER THESE MEMORIES-C/U HERBIE WILLIAMS-THE LOVER WHO LOVES YOU NOT-C/U DETROIT WHEELS-LIKE A GOOD GIRL SHOULD-C/U RANDOLPH WALKER-WHEN THE CHIPS ARE DOWN-C/U ROBERT L MARTIN-GOTTA GOOD THING GOIN-C/U JOE MATHEWS-I DON`T LIKE TO LOSE-C/U CHRISTINE COOPER-COUNTRY GIRL-C/U BETTY BOO-SAY IT ISN`T SO-UNRELEASED EDDIE JEFFERSON-I WON`T THINK TWICE-C/U HERMON HITSON-LOVE SLIPPED THROUGH MY FINGERS-C/U TAMALA LEWIS-YOU WON`T SAY NOTHING-MARTON ROBERT L MARTIN-COME GO WITH ME-C/U AL WILLIAMS-I AM NOTHING-LA BEAT LESTER TIPTON-THIS WON`T CHANGE-LA BEAT DON GARDNER-CHEATIN KIND-SEDGRICK and the list goes on, imho the start of the rare soul scene as we know it today, we certainly were treated to some fantastic music in the latter years of the casino, and a lot of the records listed above have stood the test of time, and are some of the most desired by todays collectors, certainly glad i went those last few years