Simon T
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You are obvioulsy thinking of Gerri Diamond from your relpy you Chalky. However, Guy & Keb also used to play another 'wait for the beat' i.e. Patti Livingston - I've got my baby, now that does start with a bit of wailing!
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I think it first surfaced about 20 years ago and saw it on a Dave Rasitrick list, but can't remember if it was a c/u around that time. Only ever seen it for sale once since then on a list from Paul Capon @ £200 about 3 years ago; Paul couldn't remember having it for sale and thought he may have been selling it for someone. I reckon it's extremely rare and not a bad record too boot.
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Being a dick I file them by Label, purple one isn't it? Check out the Hairy Diamods
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Mark Obviously, having all the MAXX releases, please could you post up the discography. Love giving up, Van M magic!.
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By Any Means Necessary? love and a kiss Malcolm X
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Sorry, how about Lorraine Silver -Lost summer love on Casino Clasics, which there are actually less of?
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Peach of a post! The only thing is that they're paying far more than ten times the price.
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Little Major Williams on Williams III
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Best one I've ever seen was "I shot Westwood" No I didn't, as the #### wasn't properly slotted!
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Is it Peters & Lee without Peters, but with some of Lee's sisters? I can't quite place the singer, but she is quite well known; I can picture her now, a big helga of a woman, blackheads and a grimassing face! natalie imbruglia?
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I was thinking of a time when someone said to me that the DJ spinning had one of the best collections in the country and wondered how you could justify the statement. I would admit that they have one of the most expensive collections consisting of around 200 -300 records, but I'm certain they have never been more than spoon-fed them by other collectors & dealers. Probably only bought them for ego and kudos, and I can't imagine them having racks of cheap stuff and certainly not any non-'northern'. I wonder how long they would hold on to them if niters / soul nights / northern per se no longer exisited?
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Can't find it, but it's on a yellow label, Mystic 4? Jimmy Dockett - Take a chance.
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Reading through threads, particularly 'events' and have seen that "xxxx" / "DJ XXXX" has a great collection. Just wonder what everyone thinks constitutes such a collection? £100K+ of originals? 10,000+ original pieces of vinyl? 200 one-offs? 100 un-released studio acetates? A framed, autographed copy of Wank Wilson, plus signed photo of Lenny Gamble?
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--> QUOTE(Mike B @ Apr 19 2006, 07:29 PM) link I sold a copy on ebay mint minus for £250 only one bid - cheap I thought, but I didn't lose out on the deal either so everyone was happy - as far as I know this did turn up in some quantity not 100's but enough to bring the price down. IMO anyone looking for £700 will be waiting for a long time. A handful turned up about 5 years ago, I seem to remember. Sounds like someone was drunk when making it & someone was drunk when he bought it!
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Some how thought the green / 208 were legit 70's reissues for demand from the Belgian market?
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Larry Wedgewood - No more games Bobby Cutchins - I did it again Colors - Am I gonna be the one Mother Fox - Fallen into love (Perpetual Motion) Satin - Your loves got me Curtin Anderson - The hardest part Earl White Jnr. -Very special girl Jesse James - I can feel your love vibes Carlena Williams - Soulful drop in the bucket and the sound of that little revolving dance floor at the top of 'The Top Of The Grot'
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It was 2 out of that 3 that told me they pay 70% of the market price, but perhaps that's for the cream of a collection?
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Track Played At Leighton Buzzard Reunion Last Week
Simon T replied to Geoff's topic in All About the SOUL
Obviously, sometimes the acetate was cut up the road and the wrong title was accidently written on the label. However, a few times the 'original' song title was registered for Jobete at BMI e.g. Temps - Last one out is broken hearted, for the song lyrics to undergo and almost re-write before the track was cut in the studio with an title that now had no seemingly real conection with it's first outing. -
"All the way from Chicago, The Albanians & The Same Thing" " Cindy Scott - Only You Can Feel The Loss.......... wait for the beat" " This ones catching on faster than AIDS, Toni Micheals & More Luck To You Baby"
