MarkWhiteley

Anyone Interested in a Mint- Issue? Carl Hall - What About You - CBS £300 Post Free Recorded Uk or International Signed For Cheers M. carl_hall.mp3 Sound clip from actual record

The Copy I have is pressed off centre and the previous owner has cellotaped a modified centre in to re align the record, Trouble is the tape covers much of the lable so not much chance of removing Presume he was called Jay the tosser Anymore off centre jobbies?

There are "handwritten" matrix numbers on each side MC 005 and MC 006 The "Kiss Me Now" side is an uptempo number which starts with a Motownish intro and then male backing singers singing "baby baby oh how I love you but you treated me so untrue" (I think), then the female kicks in with "Where were you when I needed someone"...there are famale backing singers too that kick in separately to the males.. 1965 David the song you describe sounds like Thelma Lindsay - Why werent you there (where were you) / Prepared to love you Issued on Magic City MC005 Hope that clears the identity bit, as for the mis - labeling......... who knows Best M.

Great call Steve Some Record!

Hi Boba, was always under the impression that 'so sweet' flips were bootlegs? Actual originals were Wait/Valentine-Tuff 417 and So Sweet/Valentine -Tuff 415 almost certain Id heard that Wait/So Sweet was a counterfeit numbered 417 Can anyone confirm? M.

Just out of interest Roger Do you have stock copies of 'Real Jive Guy' - Dejah Ahres ? Only ever seen yellow promos of both Vocal & Inst versions Best M.

Yes Mate, We run the Friendship Pure Soul Sessions in Barnsley, still finalising dates for this year, maybe 3/4 nites so who knows - you may get a call - CD's are allways welcome! (for the car that is - not the venue - lol) Best M.

Here Goes Deb, Demo, Black Type £80-£100 Demo, Red Type £125-£150 Demo, Silver Type £200 (Black label) Issue £75 Hope that helps M.

About £80-£100 for black/white M.

Cmon then!

How much did you bid Mark ? You may tell me to bo**ocks if you so wish M.

I Do Indeed, top tune! M.

Hi Kirsty, I have a M- copy that you could prize from me for the right offer M.

What would be reasonable then........... M.

Think Im getting there will try an upload

Malc, how about Gil Bernal - 'Poor Boy', Early Big Beater For Richard Searling, Wigan floor clearer on first plays from memory Best M. Gil_Poor_Boy.MP3

Im with ya one that bit Paul M.

No doubt the girl in question knows all about this now rather lengthy debate which is re-running old ground . Im not sure how she now feels but my thoughts go out to her, Yes I have my own views and standards on this highly charged issue but consider this:- If the girl is considered up to the job by the events promoters, and can fill the floor for an hour keeping a hundred or so paying punters happy, then it seems to me it would be a sad loss if this debate turns out to have upset her enough to force her away from DJ'ing If they danced, smiled and didn't ask for their money back - She did the Job!! M.

Well said that man!

To avoid the risk of upsetting people I have left a blank space below B_TH! M.

There are a fair few originals could do with being left at home! M.

As mentioned earlier Steve, a lot depends on the sound system - most are very poor! however some of the 'boots' were mastered from poor condition originals in the 70's & 80's so are only as good as the quality of said originals, proper re-issues such as adey's kent offerings etc benefit from being transferred from proper masters with the benefit of modern technology and computer wizzadry so sound quality is excellent, again it all depends on the sound system M.

In all honesty a lot of the sound systems used these days are that poor you wouldnt be able to tell wether it was the record or system that made it sound so bad, a bit less spent on vinyl and a few quid more thrown in to equipment is no bad idea in my oppinion