Simon T

PM me with offer for both

The Glitter Band did an instrumental called "Makes you blind" (Which is quite apt really!!) which was played out I was told.

Here you go Chalky

The best bit about vinyl, and I'm being serious, is the crackles and pops, especially during the run in - anticipation maybe?. Been addicted to it since stacking up Tom Jones and Shirley Bassey 45's on the spindle of my mother Garrard (?) mono record player!

I was thinking of selling a few records and the consensus of opinion was to stick them up on ebay. Ebay occasionally send out emails promoting free listing and I was wondering if it’s as easy and hassle free as they claim? What are the main pit falls I should be aware of? Also: Ebay or only ebay.co.uk? How many days for the listing? Starting price & any reserve price? Paypal and getting your hands on the actual cash? Thanks in advance Simon

Anybody who as got Rob Thomas's number, give him a call, he knows the label owner!

Perhaps some were released as 5## series and some 1### series? On the labels there is a 5## number under the artist and a 1### in the middle left under tru glo town production. The white labels are demos, with the raibow / TGT tunning folk logo. However some like Joe Moore came out on a white demo with just big block captitals logo. Either way MBLTB sold many, many copies and the Royal Robins bugger all so that's another label not to start collecting!

Aren't the original TGT release matt paper and the colourful one 'shiney' paper?

Have they both got the TGT 'tunning folk' in the middle of the rainbow?

Fair enough Kev. Anyone want to buy an original of Moses Dillard?

I don't accept that 'punters' ( a word I hate but can't think of a better word) Patrons?

You can pick up a copy of Little Dooley - It's Got To Be Now Or Never for £5 on either Red Ruby or North Bay; it's got to be the most underated, undervalued, but brilliant record ever.

Two x 70's &80's 'disco' comp: Terry Callier - Still waters - Elekra Rockie Robbins - I can hardly wait - A&M Jay W McGee - Over & over - Scorpio Patrick Gammon - Infatuation - Motown Street People - Gotta get back with you - Vigor Softones & First Class - Tell me what you want - Park Way Gary Glen - Gonna give you my love - PPL Colins & Colins - You know how to make me feel so good - A&M Anthony White - Stop & Think it over - PIR Leroy Hutson - Get to this (you'll get to me) - Curtom Luther - Jealousy - Cotillion Timonthy Wilson - It's love baby - H&L Trade Martin - I wouldn't do anything - Buddah Bobby Thurston - Treat me the same way - Mainline LTD - You must have known I needed love - A&M Coke Escovedo - I wouldn't change a thing - Mercury Johnny Bristol - I wouldn't change a thing - MGM Rhyze - Bizzaar - 20th Cent Sidney Jo Qualls - I don't do this - 20th Cent Arnold McCuller - Freeway to montery - AVI Cashif - Rumors - Arista Young & Company - Love me all night - Brunswick Leon Bryant - Finders Keepers - Polygram O C Smith - You thrill me - Shady Brooke Gene Chandler - All about the paper - 20th Cent Willie Clayton - Your sweetness -Timeless Greg Phillinganes - Do it all for love - Planet Angel Bofill - Is this a dream - Arista Main Ingredient - Evening of love - RCA Chucki Booker - Turned away - Atlantic Peobo Bryson - Palm of your hand - Capitol Betty Wright - Give a smile - Epic Moments - Just having your love - All Plat Marlena Shaw - Just want this feeling to last - South Bay Millie Jackson - I'll continue to love you - Spring Miles Jaye- Heaven - 4th & B Victor Tavres - Come in to the heartbeat - Polydor Jack Ashford - This ain't just another dance song - Majic Disc Whispers - Gonna love you more - Solar Gregg Diamond - Holding back - Marlin Stylistics - Searching - TSOP

what clip was it? (I don't own a tele)

Just out of interest, I once met two blokes (brothers) & record dealers in Chicago who grew up in 60's Detroit in their teens. They told me that being from the white community, "race" music was not acceptable and they used to steal soul record from the shops (couldn't be seen buying them) and play them when their parents were out the house!! Also, "My Leading Lady" was a huge seller locally as the blokes in High school bought it for their girlfriends.

Funny that, he told me he had sold them in Japan!