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From the album: Warwick Soul Club
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From the album: Warwick Soul Club
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From the album: Warwick Soul Club
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From the album: Warwick Soul Club
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From the album: Warwick Soul Club
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From the album: Warwick Soul Club
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From the album: Warwick Soul Club
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From the album: Warwick Soul Club
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From the album: Warwick Soul Club
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From the album: Warwick Soul Club
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From the album: Warwick Soul Club
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I'm taking the credits here
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Eddie Parker- Love You Baby French Googa Mooga Release
Briles replied to theimposter1979's topic in Look At Your Box
Cod, imposter reckons there's a record with no cover on ebay @ £20, you could make a complete up Best Wishes Dave -
Eddie Parker- Love You Baby French Googa Mooga Release
Briles replied to theimposter1979's topic in Look At Your Box
Nice thread mate, great tune which I'll prob play at the Hollybush tomorrow now, thanks -
Eddie Parker- Love You Baby French Googa Mooga Release
Briles replied to theimposter1979's topic in Look At Your Box
Cover B-side
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Eddie Parker- Love You Baby French Googa Mooga Release
Briles replied to theimposter1979's topic in Look At Your Box
Here is a scan of a really nice one, my mates but mine if I want it for xmas
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I'm with Jellybean on this, that B side is a nothing sort of a thing..... Ginger knows what he's doing
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If it was a state of the art music system, this was more than let down by the fact the beer was JW Lees from Oldham, and if you thought the beer was bad, then you needed to try the cider, shocking The only good nite I had there was when Burnley FC unexpectedly beat Preston to get to the final of the Sherpa Van Trophy which was at Wembley 1988 against Wolves. The current chairman - Teasdale, and the team came in to celebrate what turned out to be a momentous win, very important for the club. Can still picture the champagne flowing, obviously knew to stick to the bottled stuff
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