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https://www.discogs.com/seller/popboutiquevinyl/profile Easier to find as 'Black Satin' this shop run by Richard Free has one in stock at a very reasonable £16 . I can recommend Richard

Wow , this brings back some memories . Kevin Horsewood , Colin Dilnott and Myself knew Nick very well back in the early days he came from Stoke and used to go to the Torch , he moved to Liverpool to teach chemistry at Merchant Taylors school , a fan of 'real' ale we used to enjoy meeting up at the Green Lodge in Hoylake and then back to mine to spin some sounds . Last saw Nick at the Audience with Lamont Dozier in town 2015 .

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Kenny Lynch- Moving Away Soul Joe Clements- Ever Ever

You might like Tuneful Tuesday (ignore the interference at the start) track listing are in the comments

Interesting , I bought a copy at Witchurch in 76 when my mate Colin Dilnot and I were seeking out 'mel britt' type records, bought blind, along with Moses Smith ,Donny Burks and Oscar Perry on Mercury. It ended up with Colin who was invited on Richard's Red Rose show ,he could have played it on there ,I know he took his prized Marvin Holmes lp with him the alternate version of YBKH it caused a stir.

Always loved this version

Some of us chose the music

Colin has not been active on the scene for a good few tears now , he has a facebook account in his name but again. seldom posts, I'm sure you're aware of his 'In Dangerous Rhythm' blog . https://indangerousrhythm.blogspot.com/2007/02/johnny-brantley-productions-update.html No he's not added to the blog , Its quite possible he might have been to the Sink , I've had no contact with him since we went to an early Tuff Love do at the Buyers Club

Colin has not been active on the scene for a good few tears now , he has a facebook account in his name but again. seldom posts, I'm sure you're aware of his 'In Dangerous Rhythm' blog . https://indangerousrhythm.blogspot.com/2007/02/johnny-brantley-productions-update.html

That's it many thanks

The essay that was reproduced in one of the early Goldmine cds, written by Dave Evison , I think , that covered a lot of examples of mod/northern soul life . It contained lines like 'It was Cadburys Aztec bars , penny chew s' mention of the Twisted Bicycle wheel and bowling shoes.

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You might see the double sided demo of this ,but the issue with this wonderful piece of music is rare as hen's teeth