Smudger

https://www.discogs.com/Bobby-Taylor-The-Vancouvers-I-Am-Your-Man/release/2810645

Ann Nesby was awsome at Prestatyn modern room,but i enjoyed Bobby Hutton,Chuck Jackson,Betty Swann ,Mr Womack of course and the spine tingling Dells. Always wanted to see Curtis and Jerry Butler but too late now,just love seeing the artists reaction when they perform in uk and they can't believe what reactions they get

So many great choices above but i would add this one just love Billy Paul such a distinctive voice ,must have played War of the Gods lp to death in the 70's

Great time again ! 2 stand out records for me Johnny adams Your love is all i need Kals kids long lonely broken hearted

RIP and thanks !

R.I.P. Rick and thank you!!!

No matter where or when this ALWAYS makes me stop and the hairs stand up ,it's those opening bars every time !

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That's what it said at the bottom of the listing Yes

Red Admirals I have found them what i thought was hibernating in the school bolierhouse in sept. only trouble is when the boilers kick in in Oct it wakes them up and they seem to die,more info below from google. The Red Admiral is a frequent visitor to gardens throughout the British Isles and one of our most well-known butterflies. This butterfly is unmistakable, with the velvety black wings intersected by striking red bands. This butterfly is primarily a migrant to our shores, although sightings of individuals and immature stages in the first few months of the year, especially in the south of England, mean that this butterfly is now considered resident. This resident population is considered to only be a small fraction of the population seen in the British Isles, which gets topped up every year with migrants arriving in May and June that originate in central Europe. Unfortunately, most individuals are unable to survive our winter, especially in the cooler regions of the British Isles. The number of adults seen in any one year is therefore dependent on the number of migrants reaching the British Isles and numbers fluctuate as a result. In some years this butterfly can be widespread and common, in others rather local and scarce. This is a widespread species and can be found anywhere in the British Isles, including Orkney and Shetland.

was told that when cutting the vinyl master the engineer touched the. running master tape reel so there must be a tape without the fault i had the Jayboy issue from new and sourced a USA original only to be disappointed it was the same

avaiable here https://www.discogs.com/Lee-Fields-The-Expressions-Faithful-Man-Instrumentals/release/3806422

Someone asked me to put it up can't remember who piccy cause promo is white with nothing on it not too stunning to look at

That IS the Ola ram mix i put up on the tube cause it weren't up previous

David Ruffin does it everytime what a voice

Let the good times roll I had to settle for a french stateside copy,one of the first records i really chased, then i played the other side R.I.P.

There are loads but here are 2 just love them both

The other side Joey Kingfish i wont hurt you anymore previously unreleased thelma recording is Brilliant too.Last sold on the bay in September at £15 which was a steal

https://www.discogs.com/Pretenders-Just-Be-Yourself-Just-You-Wait-And-See-/release/3304056 The one before it 558 down as 1971 the one after it 560 down as 1980

Whilst driving along the coast in menorca i caught a glimpse of turquoise through a hole in the hedge as we were going to Binibeca and stopped immediatley the first photo is what we saw, need less to say we went for a swim as there was no one around at all. The rest are from visits to the Lizard in cornwall where we saw loads of Choughs ,the last one is kynance cove where there were hundreds of people just waiting for the tide to go out so they could get onto the beach you can see emerging from the sea.

Yes loads of tortoises ,this year seen 2 different snakes( non are poisenous) loads of lizards hoopoo's large birds of prey circling may be buzzards not sure.watched a cormorant chasing fish in a little inlet and we could see the fish scattering . There is a cycle / walk trail all the way around the island 155 km called the Cami De Cavall and this is where we do most of the walking,here is a photo of the bay we stayed at Alcuafar very quiet one hotel on the beach and a taverna other side of village.

Every Spring bank holiday we go to Menorca ,it is a beautiful island with a protected environment policy, hear are 2 photos of the same field one taken after they had had quite alot of rain in march april(2014) the other (this year) when it has been drier. The difference is stunning there were wild flowers covering the fields for miles and butterflies moths and thousands of caterpillars making the most of the conditions. We go walking looking at the wildlife especially the tortoises (which my wife is mad about) ,always find some but this year we had a thunder storm one afternoon so we got in the car and went for a drive whilst it was still raining,we called into a little coastal village and as it was only dizzling went for a walk .Within 1 hour we found 42 torts. which because it had rained came out to get a drink as they have to make the most of any water they find. I didn't take the camera as it was unplanned ,she had her phone so have got some shots ( i will add some later she is out at the moment) We learnt alot about how they survive and it is quite rocky ground and found a hollow in the rocks that had filled with rain water and saw 3 torts heading and drinking in that spot,there was also a shaded area next to a abandoned barn that had quite a bit a spagnam type moss that had soaked up the water and 5 tortoises in that area appeared to be eating the moss but we realised they were just squeazing it in their mouth to exract the water.

i dont suppose the writers had heard this first