Boogaloo

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Looking for Buddy Lamp - Save your love on Wheelsville. Will pay £90 for a minter. Cheers Warren

Anyone got a copy of: SANDRA PHILLIPS YOU SUCCEEDED BROADWAY for £30 give me a pm. Ta Warren

Me too and i know evryfink about evryfink

I'd flog mine for £500

Final offer. £144.69 a roll-topped herring, a bag of elvers and ...........and a photo of Hoss sober (now that's rare). He would have signed it but he tried to drink the ink. Now Mace, if you reply to this one - you really are childish

....i'll go £139 plus a fish supper

Not a problem, mate. They do say that plagiarism is the sincerest form of flattery . Actually I'm going to hijack this again coz I'm looking for a copy of Tony Middleton's 'Return to Spanish Harlem'. Will go to £130ish for a mint copy. Anyone? By the way Mace any of Beggsy's playlists on soul source?

Blatant plug time, but if you're into Latin soul and Boogaloo and you're in London on Thursday I'm guesting at The Social where I'll be playing a full Latin set including most of the tunes listed above. Mark Raisin is the other guest so should be a stonkin' night. See ya there Warren Thursday November 8th @ The Social, 5 Little Portland St, London W1. Nearest Tube Oxford Circus (2/3 mins)

If anyone's got a mint copy to sell for £40 I'll have it Dramatics All because of you/if you haven't got love - Sport PM me. Cheers Warren

Without any disrespect to the other great djs at Yate I'd have to say the Clarkie was the Yate allnighter. Always had loads of new discoveries, had great taste in music - which is the mark of a great dj. Searling was Wigan Casino and the only dj to match him at the time, was Clarkie. He was actually one of the live acts I wanted to see at the Kent anniversary. Can't make the Yate anniversary as I'm running my night on Dec 1st but I'd seriously consider missing my own night to make it if he was playing. Can't say much more. Come back Clarkie - WE MISS YOU. Warren

Ted, your right. Both top offers were of the same value and I didn't think either would be increased so I admit I got greedy and sold it to the one offered first. Means that I got less than I would have if I had waited. Kicking myself so apologies given. Warren

It's in the same condition as when you sold it to me but I wouldn't have called it mint when I bought it off you - just shows how good my gradings are . Will be closing the offers at 12 midday tomorrow. I've had quite a few pms asking what particular records are going for but I'm not interested in playing bidders against each other so would advise that if you want a record that you place a bid. As I said earlier I'll offer a sound file to all winning bidders so you can hear before you buy. Cheers

HiyaThey all play great and look good too. I'm not selling any mminters coz they're out of my playbox but I don't think anyone will be disappointed. What i'll do is send the winning bidders a soundfile so they can hear the record before they buy. How's that for customer service.

Taken on board the comments on the gradings and have amended the original posting. All records are VG++ unless stated. Anyway if you're lucky and you don't think it comes up to scratch I'll offer a full refund and I'll pay the postage - can't say fairer than that. Regarding the comments about the way I'm doing this - I've sold records in the past to fund other sales - twice I've not got the record and lost good records in the process. Anyway if you don't want to bid - Don't. Lew Stanley's been selling like this for years and no one complains. I've had quite a few good offers but just to let you know there won't be any bargains from this list. Good luck all.

My number one want has come up for sale so I'm going to have to get rid of some of the items in my playbox. I'm taking offers on all of the ones below. I don't really want to sell any of these so serious bids only, also if I don't raise enough to buy the record I'm not selling anything. Bid what you want but I'm not going to be entering into dialogue with anyone over prices so I'll let the successful bids know how they've done next Saturday. If there are records that anyone knows I have but are not on the list below pm me and I'll consider them also. Leo Price - Hey now baby - Up Down The Parisians - Twinkle Twinkle - Demon hot Marvin Gaye - Love starved heart - Tamla Picture cover Freddie Williams - I've got to live while I can - Hollywood Harvey Averne - Never learned to dance - Uptite Willie and the Mighty Magnificents - Check it bany - All Platinum 7th Avenue Aviators - You should have held on - Congress (label a little worn) Danny Woods - You had me fooled - Correc-tone New Yorkers - Don't want to be your fool - /Tac-ful Innersection - Let me love yuh - Group 5 Charles Sheffield - Voodoo - Excello (very slight warp nap) Isonics - Sugar - Kammy (pencil writing on label - faint/few crackles on run in) Earnest Mosley - Stubborn heart - La-Cindy (plays with a very, very faint hiss) Martells - Where can my baby be - A La Carte Will Collins and Will power - Anything I can do - bareback Unique Blend - Yes I'm in love - Eastbound Ronnie Mcneir - Good side of your love/better side of love - tortoise issue (label very scruffy but intact - few slight pops on Good side Kelly and the soul explosions - Talkin' about my baby's love - Dynamite Hal Miller - A blessing in disguise - Amy Gloria Grey - It's a sweet world - Warner Bros Jimmy Burns - It used to be / You're gonna miss me when - tip top Prince Conley I'm going home - Satelite Willy Jones - Where's my money - Mr Peacock The Precious Three - I Need A Man - Ref-o-ree Little Tommy - Baby can't you see - Sounds of soul (two felt pen crosses on label) Charlotta Tillman - Baby I'm serious - Josie Kelly and the soul explosions - Talkin' about my baby's love - Dynamite Roy Robert - I know what to do to satisfy you - Tina Alex Brown - I'm not responsible - Sundi George Kirby - What can I do - Cadet Dusty Wilson - Can't do without you - Bronse Carl Underwood - Ain't you lying - Merging Mary Lou Williams - You know baby - Mary Pat Lewis - No one to love - Solid Hit Manny Corchado - pow-wow Decca Celest Hardie - Your gone - Reynolds Hector Rivera - A chance for romance - Barry (Label scruffy, few crackles and faint pops - ex for djing) Voices inc - Thinking - Columbia Jackie Weaver - The Tingle - chess demo (faint pen marks on label) Maurice Williams - Being without you - Deesu

Blimey, at least your wife asked for your opinion. First time I'd have seen them would be next to the receipt followed by the words "they're a real investment".

Don't want to interupt the playful banter of this thread but would like someone to definitively let me know whether this record has markings of originality. Can't find a mention in Manships bootleg book. Cheers Warren

There are a couple of record shops there, took a bit of digging though. Went with Karen about 2 years ago - fab place. Picked up some soul and jazz (Garland Green, Blue Notes, Nat King Cole) most of the records were released on communist labels tho' - very weird.

When I say picture sleeve it's probably more accurate to say printed as there's no pictures on it. Both sides are written onto the sleeve in fancy red and black lettering with a little notice in the bottom right hand corner saying 'emissione speciale per disk jockey'. Bit like the Sam Fletcher picture cover. By the way I'm not offering it up for sale coz it also does the business when I get booked for weddings. Cheers Warren

Yep, also got the Abba version with picture sleeve. Mind you I do like a bit of Abba. Warren