Mark B

Hi john I asked about Chris cerf as I never knew it covered up didn't the copies come out of Tib street

some cover ups on there i would have thought been uncovered before then Chris cerf, the sevicemen,

you will find steve jeffries always list stuff at quite high prices

didnt rich buckley get a few things from one of them as he worked for the BBC i think

dont try to relist just make it a new listing

david ruffin in the 80's in stockport he was stoned

i used to take 200 box plus Lp bag about 20 lp's inc 12's also maybe some new 45's that i had just got in the lp bag

Still is he was running the rat pit in Stockport don't know if it is still on.

carolines was more or less on the corner of deansgate and john dalton street. yes dave mr happy stubbs did indeed have the market stall

he may know as its not on auction now

is it really that rare or is it just lunacy

i like that one not heard before

Attended Peterborough once but have to say was not easily accessible by road from Manchester 😀😀

wigan casino early 1974, had been going to soul nights since 1972.

not much out there on it paul someone in aus on discogs has $400 on it and discogs says lowest $125 highest $200.00 so mus have sold at some point sound like one for the sweet soul low rider collectors

always liked it

Tried this one when I used to run a soul night but never took off but I love it

sold mine 18 months ago for family reasons those who know me know why, sold them all in a job lot to Les at king bee in chrolton(whom i have know for a long time) he was very fair. yes i probably could have got more if sold private but would have taken a long time. i did sell a lot of the very rare in demand type stuff before. but as i tended to buy obscure and underplayed or stuff i had never heard before it would have been a tough sell to a mainstream dealer. Les is good because he also collects and i know quite a few have ended up in his collection.

thats a bit of proper northern not heard that one steve

wasnt iris harvery - betrayed - columbia ?

rod shard used to have a few contracts from motown and basically all the performers and writers and production staff got a fee. i presume the company made the bulk of the money until they got famous like the tops, supremes, temptations. suppose they then got better management and agents and sorted better contracts

didnt see it 😀