Rick Scott

Here is one from my Deejing days back in the 90s (Canal Tavern Thorne) as opposed to my Cleethorpes Days/Nites, one i bought off Garry S at 'Black Knight Records', Still have my lists some where and will have to look see how much i paid for it as one sold today for £900. Sitting on my shelf and not in my play box, so maybe have to pull it out for our next Rugby club Soul Nite.

So Gutted by this tragic news, Gutted, 'Don't be afraid' an all time favourite of mine. My heart goes out to his Family and All his Close Friends and it has to be said to his adoring Fans the World Over. R I P The Wonderful 'Bobby Taylor'

Cleethorpes/Mecca 70's Oldie all but forgotten now, Come on, get it back in your oldies box, You know you want to

Top dog records got one for sale on Musicstack £229 + P&P but suppose you have seen that.....

Thanks Roger for the useful extra info, very interesting, bit of a mine field this record collecting, Thanks, Rick

I foolishly sold this some years ago and if my memory serves me correctly the other side ain't at all bad too ta for reminding me just HOW good.....Silly Me

So............my two issues of TIME/RUNNING BACK AND FORTH (GORDY) just a case of different pressing plants for large font and small font. OR.....Was one issued before the other as noticed a small difference in prices depending on which is issue up for sale, ended up with 2 issues over the years as thought i had lost or sold one but as is the case the other turned up so keeping one the other going in a sales box, so which one should i keep, must say i have a soft spot for the Large Font one as it looks older? ONLY thing throws me is the double sided Demo of Time is small font which would suggest First Issue Because it is a Demo OR are we back to pressing plant issue as have to say not seen that demo with a large font, Isn't Record collecting Fun, Or is it ?

Thanks for reply, i don't know how to put a picture up but my Gordy demo is a double A side, TIME on both sides, If you go to Discogs and put in a search for Time Edwin Starr it pulls up all versions including the white demo, Rick

Heres one i think deserves more plays out like a lot of Millie's Tunes from back in the day, a nice sing along feel good soul dancer

I Like this Very nice, Great Tune to put a smile on Yer face on a Sunday Morning, The original Bat Man and Robin Kicking the Jokers Arse with this in back ground jumped into my head immediately ,

Apologies if this discussed before, I have a white USA Demo (Small Font) Also An Issue with Small Font and an Issue with Large Font. (Both USA) May well be just different pressing plants (as is the usual) or did one come out before the other, lets say , one run sells out and following run a font size change. Anyone Know for sure or any thoughts please ? Thanks Rick.

One from me today to dust those Sunday Morning Cobwebs Away

Hi Mark, my copy's got 2 clicks, one loud nearly 1/2 way through 1 not so loud about 3/4 the way through. Cheers Rick.

Very Nice Dave, Puts me in mind Of the Impressions, Quality Tune My Friend And Thanks For Posting

The other side is just a bit good too, This is the LP full Length Version, The 7" is an edited version 2:55 Mins, A Beautiful instrumental showing off great Talent, Guitar Work and Strings and Things, Wonderful Stuff

Hi stan, I bought my copy as a brand new release back in 1996. It Is from a Motown's BLUE EVOLUTION CD and no was not available on vinyl or anything else up until that release on the CD Previously unreleased......Recorded 68/69 According to sleeve notes Great track i have played in my Northern sets (when CD PLAYER AVAILABLE LOL) and in my Modern Sets also as it sits in there quite nicely with the cross over stuff. Was a popular one for me at Arties Mill Soul Nites (Brigg) Near Scunthorpe Back in the day, Still love it and play it. The cd is on the whole is a BLUES CD made up of 20 Tracks, 7 of which are Previously unreleased, Sammy Ward-Mable John-Amos Kilburn-Earl King-Arthur Adams

Here is one from my early days of collecting, Have this on stateside, One of the great mid 60"s Tunes Love It!! hope you will love it too. Yea and here they are performing live, still out there doing their stuff, and have to say they have still got it!

Nice one Andy, a Beautiful Song and the side i play at home. When i'm feeling a bit low this is the sort of stuff i turn to, lifts the heart a bit i feel

sorry faulty file

well spotted yes it was , my finisher was Charles Mann it's All Over

This one is just SHEER CLASS yes in deed

and another one all but forgotten

In answer to Shuffling' a tune probably all but forgotten, the harder copy before Arista from Mike and Bill........

It did, have to say the sound system was brill, the banks of speakers either side of the stage were taller than me. Big base bins with huge speakers on top of them and rows of the larges Horns i'd ever seen at that time. I think Mary hired them from Road Runner Discos who were Grimsby/Cleethorpes based and hired out equipment, mind you,you needed some wattage to fill the Pier, Was a massive, place, The Blackpool Mecca sound system was very good too, Speakers were built into the ceiling over the dance area if i remember rightly.