Douglas

Seen that before, Such Misery played to a near empty floor, 30 minutes later Stemmons Express filled it.

Marvin Gaye would still be on there next year for £44 let alone £404, the man is clearly deluded and lacks even the basic knowledge of the cost of records.

£50 on Manship's.

I loved this record from first hearing as a 16 year old at Wigan, it still sounds magic to me now, one of the greatest blue-eyed soul records ever.

That is embarrassing, truly 3rd rate soul music.

Have they not heard of MusicStack & Discogs, one available at £16 on Discogs.

https://scontent-a-lhr.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfp1/t1.0-9/1173671_10200730289556424_728962071_n.jpg Myself in the centre, Micky Trinder (L) and Gary "Charlie" Bone ® in Mr M's 1981. (Gateshead soul fans)

Breaking News: Bobby Womack dies at age 70 ( June 27, 2014) We are extremely sad to report that legendary singer and songwriter Bobby Womack has died after a lengthy series of illnesses. There had been false rumors of his death for a week on the internet but it appears that Mr. Womack died this morning. One of the most enigmatic and talented Soul men of all time, Womack was a sort of Soul Forrest Gump, serving as a link from 50s Gospel to 60s Soul to 70s Rock and to some of the greatest musicians in each genre. Born in an extremely devout religious family, he was singing Gospel with his brothers Cecil, Friendly, Harry and Curtis as the Womack Brothers while he was still a child. The talented group was discovered by Gospel/Soul legend Sam Cooke, who redubbed them the Valentinos and transformed them into a teenage secular vocal group. full article can be read at soultracks link: https://www.soultracks.com/story-bobby-womack-dies site note the above post has been edited by site

Breaking News: Bobby Womack dies at age 70 www.soultracks.com (June 27, 2014) We are extremely sad to report that legendary singer and songwriter Bobby Womack has died after a lengthy series of illnesses. There had been false rumors of his death for a week on the internet but it appears that Mr. Womack died this morning.

I read at first it was a hoax but Pat Lewis said she received confirmation 40 minutes ago it was true.

Pat Lewis confirming on facebook that Bobby has sadly passed away.

Manship has a yellow copy for £40 described as a demo. More Info about Prophets Listen to Prophets Buy Prophets Prophets I Got The Fever / Soul Control Smash: 2161 DJ yellow £ 40.00

The yellow copy is a demo.

I know he does, i hate any NS documentary where RW is behind it, same old patter about Frank Wilson which he never even owned, documentarys where Searling is involved are different class, the handbaggers hero is RW and his distorted view of the NS scene.

Winstanley's playlist was 80% pop music, i doubt he appreciates real soul music, i can't believe people actually attend events where he is guesting, i go out of my way not to attend where he's playing. The gulf in class between him and Searling was embarrassing at Wigan, i couldn't wait for him to finish his spot and let Searling loose.

It could get worse if Butterbean enters the November competition at the tower, i expect mass suicides from the top of the tower.

Preston Street Dancers got there first with the airhorns & whistles at Clifton Hall circa 1980, it was quite amusing going to raves 15 years later and seeing ravers thinking they were groundbreaking.

Hi but he/she has it advertised as an original.

He/she also has a reissue of Roy Hamilton " Cracking Up" for £35

'World NS Dancing Competition' just nobody told all the other nations in the world.

Twilight Zone or Parallel Universe NS scene, not even worth getting angry about it, the scene is what it is, it has become a parody of itself.

Clunes would have getting the usual tedious reply,'if i told you you still wouldn't understand' KOKO, KTF etc etc

On a cringe factor scale, not quite on par as the Paul O'Grady debacle.

Never saw an issue of Little Johnny Blair for less than £20 in the last 2 years.

It is THE Morris Chestnut's son,he also starred in the remake of V, i remember reading an article when he talked about his father having a past as a singer.