Samplat

no joe were all not as rich as you

is mr greenoff going this time

4 of us going 2nd week. went 1st week last year had a great time. hope its easier to get served this time (took us at least a couple of hours to get drunk last year)

hi jimmy i would have thought its worthabout £45. do you think so !

velvet satins demo £627 ? whats going on

he has offered and al williams and also a patti young in the last week. he offered me the patti young as the 2nd highest bidder because the high bidder queried a different paypal address to pay for it. when i said this to the seller he told the original winner that he dropped it and broke the record

anybody bidding on ebay # 120320922840, be careful , i don't think he's 100% the real deal. if anybody knows who's bidding warn them

got a green?white demo for £150 if interested

he's bought off me in the past. buys a lot of the big ticket items. very good payer . iv'e seen him buy off manships auction as well

he's selling the ke ke and the givhan label records for the son of the original label owner. i believe the son is selling one of each every six months. i don't think he has huge quantities

lent my "lynn vernado - second hand love " to a mate in the seventies and got it back with a huge crack in it. gutted to this day

def on the import. side 1 track 5. have import demo with normal sleeve and its on both.

i'm sorry i have to finally speak on this subject. i used to go to the mecca in the early seventies and thought it wasthe greatest place. i have been to wigan and to va va's and everywhere in between but to hear the best sounds you had to go to the mecca. myself and two mates used to sit just inside the door with rick cooper and his mate from global records buying and selling records including dealing with everybody from leicester. i always remember the five levine used to play just after one which were stuff like melvin carter which you only heard at the mecca. great nights, and then on a sunday we would go to keighley to andy simpsons do's. anybody who was around in them days remembers they were great days. later of course the mecca moved to newer stuff but they were still class records. i now tend to collect the older records rather than seventies but that is only my preference. i have watched the videos ian has done of the artists and they are fantastic reminders of time 's gone by.to be able to see the artists singing is fantastic. i had the good fortune of going to the usa on kevs 2nd trip and although the initial night was not very well organized it did improve afterwards. i know i am rabbiting on but please can we stop all this bickering. lets all get back together and love this great sound. ps. has anyone seen basil who used to go to the mecca. if you know her tell her stuart and paul are asking about her

its a great week or fortnight. do you want to go on holiday with a bunch of twats or do you want to go on holiday with people who like the same as you. granted your not going to to get searling or mr fenn dj ing but after youv'e slept with arthur you will know your not missing anything. hey its a fortnight of great music and getting pissed. anyway i went on usa trip to new york with mr roberts and the organizasion on that was shit.

i have a green demo of this. so which is the first issue