Mark B

chris i have played it and alan pollard has played it think tony may also have played it at the greatstone. i like it good record and a good attempt for ian levine, same as eddie on this when i asked him he said it was not one of his. mark

hi dobber i just thought as i had not seen you out and about for a while and as you had sold a few things you had decided to give it up and have money again mark

no chance mark

hi dobber i thought you had stopped buying. mark

dont think it was ever booted as it was around in plentiful supply still is isnt it, about 10/15 pounds, good record mark

Hi stevie No, i was given them by Ian some of them are pretty good i have played one of them at the greatstone Fifth ammendment one i think . i will put them on a cd for you

thisn is one of ians releases is it not i have all of them exept the 4 vandals you should get one easy enough what is a fair price craig. you might tempt me mark

the laws of trading are involved, but basically it is whatever you are trading is nowhere near as expensive as you thought it was but the one you are trading it for is massively more expensive than you thought it was, funny isnt it mark

hi derek is this that nice looking blue label with a saxaphone i have one somewhere dont know if it is that one but it was put into rubbish pile think he is bluesy type of singer. mark

Dave stubbs still dj'ing at the Rat Pit in stockport He has still yet to smile John Hilel and Chris churm are still out and about and can usually be seen at the Greatstone soul club, Chris has some awesome stuff and although john sold some stuff a couple of years ago he is buying again. mark

hi russ was not saying it could have been booted for the beach scene, sounds far too northern for beach music. was just saying their is a culture of re-issuing/booting on the beach scene. mark

can't see it being booted years ago cos it was really just a tape sound for a long time (cue chalky saying that's where it should have stayed ) unless i) it was a massive beach hit and ii) there's a bootlegging culture on the beach scene? have no idea about either of those questions, to be honest yes their is a bootleg culture on the beach scene what they normally do though is change the name of the artists i have a couple of these from buying a collection of 16 beach records of ebay, bought for one record but some of the others were songs i knew but didnt recognise the artist, so checked up and was told they do re-issue stuff in the carolinas, mark

hi richie try this one GEMM Reference # GML820266275 actually Anglo $34.50 so not a bad price mark thought you could have found one easy with your prowess. mark

hi richie turns up on ebay reasonably regular mark

I have a copy of sam dees and i honestly feel that it is overpriced not that i would part with it though. i do not think that it is as rare as the price dictates but as we all know this is driven by demand and it has always been in demand. if there has been copies found i would like to know as then i would not be tempted to buy a spare for trade or selling on. And another thing on this i thought pete s and john manship were pretty friendly. funny what money can do mark

i paid about £100 last year but it is fairly hard and seen on lists for £250, mark

stevie 72/3/4 was when he had all the golden years stuff so ears were alight at this time, you may not like ian not many people do but you cannot take away the stuff he discovered and broke in the early 70's. mark

hi chalky a few there, not being picky and cant be sure but wasnt Jesse James - Are You Gonna Leave Me discovered and played in the 70's, but as i say i cant be sure. he is a good dj and a brave one which a lot cannot claim to be, i think you need to be brave to try to break unknowns as we all know that is not as easy these day's, mark

best dj's ever Barry Tasker early 70's pendulum Ian levine and Colin Curtis 73 to 76, Richard searling 70's till i stopped in 79/80, soul sam cleethorpes days and now, Artur fenn now, Carl willingham From when i came back 1996 till he retired, Of all of these i would say my favourite was Ian levine hs early years. mark

i aggree have heard it before and it is excellent. mark

supposedley rare and see t for about £150 + but i would rate it less than this mark

onesy mack seen at £50 but would have thought more like 30/40 ponds thee image on lists at £30

suprised me a bit there neil did not think it was your cup of tea, listened to it a while ago but was not sure about it myself, anyway sorry not got one but you should find one reasonably easy. mark

gentlemen and their ladies like her long version is a bout 6 mins mark