Diddy Morgan

we know thousands of songs ,dont have a clue what they look like!!!

thats the one

is it acover of a jnr walker track

one way?

or the all stars

the partners

is the typical british label stateside ?

nyc

ovations

5000 volts

21st century

didnt some members of the mob have beards

is the song a cover?

is the song classed as disco to many

did the record come out on two different labels

gary lewis & the playbots

didnt he start playin george bensons supership ,seem to remember

is this the location of the soul event?

1, bunny sigler ...sunny sunday c/parkway vg+ £7 2, street people ... youre my one weakness girl vigor e £7 3, winstons ...color him father metro vg+ wol sol £6 4, mob ...id like to see more of you collosus e £6 5, wilson pickett ...how will i ever know wicked records e £7 6, jerry butler ... moody woman mercury e £5 p&p £1.80 signed for uk paypal ok thanks 4 lookin , pm me if you want any

i bought mine in december 78 , i was an apprentice joiner 16 years old,i was on £19 a week and bought it with my xmas holiday wages,it was £59 so could just afford it with what i had saved up , i was amazed they had one to fit as i was (then)about 8stone and about a 34in chest and being 5ft 4 it covered me clarks polyveldts .im glad no pictures exist:thumbsup:

soviet soul eh!, who'd of thought it , all the best stanislav

i went to one in mansfield/notts ...cant exactly remember location think it was in a pub called the swan maybe. it was deffo 87 though, they were playin lanier & co dancin in the night . also hyde botanical club hosted a couple of niters , cottons in stockport is another,and i went to placemates to a northern/jazz funk niter circa 1980 searling deejayed there remember him introducin a certain record as topcat , so it was still covered then

also my mate russ saw a pye demo of, first choice......this is the house where love died , any one else seen one?

as for sue lynn , back in 1980 me and a mate used to go junk shoppin in stockport town centre every saturday,among the shops we always went in the co-op,they had a wire basket with deleted 45's@ 10p each, on this occasion another mate tagged along ,the following week he got to the co-op before us and found 3 or 4 sue lynns cheeky bugger !! . anyway im sure they were irish rca releases