Kev Moore

Tell you what though it's a right bugger when you get a one-sided Demo! Almost feel cheated.

Whoops-My apologies Mark -I must get my facts straight. I'm a very naughty boy. Now who was it?????? And thank you for not playing the record I didn't ask you for that you didn't have. Chelsea? Mark. We're off to Wembley and we're not frightened of anyone. Premiership Dead Ahead! Kev

And vice versa Matt Kev

I've one on black/green (sorry not for sale though). Never seen a red/yellow one either. Kev

I know Mark I read your article 'The Ten Best b sides of all time' in Manifesto. One was 'Go On' Jimmy Mack flip of 'My World is on Fire' Great choice but......I remember asking you to play it not long after at The Ritz..........did you play it.......did you buggery! One good thing though....made me go out and buy my own copy. Kev

Great song 'Special Kind of Love' I have one on President UK. What label is 'The Only Way Is UP' on on 45 Jim? Kev

Thanks Mike I'm not alone in my craziness after all. Kev

Ever since I started collecting I've always flipped over records and played them at home. I was always interested in what was on the other side of records like Alexander Patton, Lee Roye, Patti Austin etc etc.......I just realized that whenever I buy a record that I either know or know but have never owned before I still play the flip side first. It's like a) delaying the pleasure of hearing the side I bought it for, but mostly B) the thought of hearing a song or tune I've never heard before. Are there any other 'flip side first' people out there or am I just plain old crazy. I'd like a second opinion! Regards Kev

Cody Black-Going Going Gone-Ram Brock Deep n Sweet Kev

Ken you're never 73! First remember Lowerhouse Canteen Burnley, Cat's Whiskers, Wigan around '75. 33 yrs definitley not enough. I feel like I'm only just getting started. Kev

Story goes my brother Mick uncovered lots of Casino tunes. Apparently he used to buy em of Richard and uncover them the same night in the record bar. can't be certain what tunes they were as I was a youth then and not paying too much attention to the records. Richard, Pat or Guy would know more or our Dave Kev

Computation Ain't Nothing Breaking Down The Firewalls Of Heartbreak

Scraping the barrel now so I'm off to watch the telly. Big Daddy Rogers 'gonna take you to the woodshed and drop a coupla Logs on you' Sorry Get my coat!

Innocent Bystanders 'Frantic Escape'

On the same label Milton Harris 'You Should Have Told Me' I love it when the trumpet player hits the duff notes. Makes the record for me. Kev

'Take Me Home Page' Three Caps Lock Greg Perry 'Love Control'

'Server for a Rainy Day' 'Can't Get Over These Memories' John le Wierdest 'Microsoft Walkin' This is too easy. Kev

Isley Bros 'Why Menu Love Has Gone'

reboot Kev

Millie Jackson 'Mouse for Sale' 'I Can't Wait Until I See My Baby's Facebook' 'Intelplay' Lee Williams & The Cymbals 'Peeping Through The Windows' Kev

I'm not too sure of the current price but I'm looking for a copy of The Vontastics 'Never Say Goodbye' Satallite stock copy or w/demo. Also in good nick please. If you can help. Pm me Thanks Kev

It's got my vote. Ray Pollard at the 100club was one of the best and most emotive live acts I've ever seen. He sent shivers down everyone's spine. True professional. You would have had to have been there to really appreciate it. Kev

One word NORTHERN! Great to dance to too. Kev

Don't know about the best but the intro to Ronnie & Robyn's 'Sidra's Theme' has always reminded me of The music to 'Tales of the Riverbank' and I always picture Hammy the Hamster driving his motor boat. Kev