Citizen P

As we say from a fiver to five grand, if it's good it's in. A few of mine doubling up with Steve early and late Love is all Right-Cliff Nobles You're My Baby-Naomi & Watts Leave Us alone-Stepstones If you don;t come back-The Drifters Meeting Over Yonder-Impressions Demonstration-Otis Redding I Feel Good-Jean Wells Recovery-Fontella Bass Mind Your Man-Carlos & The Rivintons Pushin and Pullin-Lovemasters Chain of Fools-Aretha Franklin Darkest Days-Jackie Lee In the Twilight Zone-Astors She shook my world-Flamingos Time Changes Things-Metros Why Girl -Precisions I'm Stuck on my Baby-Irene & The Scotts So Says My Heart-Lattimore Brown R&B Time-E. Rodney Jones.. You'll have noticed by now, most of mine are between a fiver and a tenner...

2 for the price of one, cos Dream Girl is just wonderful too..

Don't think many of us have- but might now listen to some. I'd love to find the alternative Velvelettes "These Things" on a 45

Wigan generally gets all the flak for this type of stuff, but let's have it right, it's been at Every club in Every era. "It's got a good beat and you can dance to it--Oi'll give it Foive"

Bloody Nora, in best PG tips voice "Oi, Ami. Avez vous Le Serpent??"

Now, that must be a "rare" night......LOL

The reason for the high price on the Yesteryear one is that it is the album version with the spoken intro that is currently in vogue, doesn't add a lot to it as a tune IMO, but there you have it. It's also on a MFP Supremes LP that cant be more than a fiver. Ooops, missed the bit about the demo having the spoken intro also, nonetheless so does the yesteryear and it's more desirable at the minute than the standard issue.

You'll not be out much this year then ... :-)

Yup, my youngest bougt one a year or two back...But you don't like my music sez I. I know, but it's retro....

And so it should, proper side methinks..

I concur, well I would wooden eye. Incidently, I am fast approaching the back end of my 50's, started(properly) in '72, had a break for the kids n that came back did the nostaglia thing for a coupla years, found out there was tons of stuff I'd missed and loved hearing,and still want to hear new stuff I don't know now, otherwise, What's the Point ????

Once every blue moon, mainly due to the fact that I shouldn't do what I'd like to do when I go to one, bloody ticker-It's all Les Rushtons fault Think the last one was Burnley about 18 months ago, I think. Can't see the point of going to any out n out Oldies Allnighter meself though...

As I said I can't see the clip. I'd assumed it was an old 'un-Nicolas Brothers/ Hellzapoppin' or the like... Copied from Discoers?? Nah, 'Tother way round more like.

This would coincide with my thoughts that from each "big" club Wheel/Torch/Wigan, as one closed and the other filled the gap there was a subtle shift in the music--hard to pin down, but I know what i mean...

Cannot see the clip, blocked at work-- But, without a doubt moves were borrowed and adapted from all sorts of sources.

Who? John Vincent or Travis Wammack ?? One that I've not heard for Donkeys Years --Tracks To Your Mind-Sounds Of Lane....

If I can walk away at the end of the night saying F*ck Me, What was that???-I want one,-at least once, (preferably more). Then I've had a good 'un.

Always liked the design on the Stone label..

Blimey, I didn't think I'd been on here that long... Might chance it on ebay then. Thanks

Well, yes and no. It's one I've had a while that I don't really play much.. I have no idea of what it's really worth, I do know it's fairly elusive, so I was looking for informed opinion of value, in case I wanted to flog it.

Well, I could be tempted. Hence the question

Just a quick query. What would be the going rate for this nowadays . thanks

Better? yes.. Lesser Known ??- Depends on age I reckon,, was a Big one back in the 70's

Thanks, I'll have a peek