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Some of the above artists and tunes he mentions in the interview. He also praises this obscurity from future Players Association man Chris Hills in 1969:

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And my apologies for careless misquote earlier. As the interview makes absolutely clear, his fulsome knowledge of the music was informed by a deep love for it, spanning a very wide spectrum.

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I dare say his collection, if sold, will throw up some great tunes, across the board. Or maybe his son will continue to build it if he is into soul music.

I remember looking through Nev Wherry's boxes about a month before he tragically died and stood back in amazement.

Ed

 

 

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20 hours ago, Tomangoes said:

I dare say his collection, if sold, will throw up some great tunes, across the board. Or maybe his son will continue to build it if he is into soul music.

I remember looking through Nev Wherry's boxes about a month before he tragically died and stood back in amazement.

Ed

Yes, I remember the the fist time Mary Chapman booked Nev as  a Guest DJ at Cleggy.  I was stunned at what Nev Had ,Big UK Label collector and mostly Promos, he was very knowledgable too, Top Guy. 

 

 

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