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    Cheers guy pm'd both of you back, any help with the others folk?
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    Reasonable prices fro the following classics. Eloise Laws- Love factory ( blue styrene) Jerry Williams- If you ask me (60's issue) Showmen- our love will grow (swan only) Cheers, geese.
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    sad news indeed, nothing smell like a 1200 and for so long in the 9ts, I couldnt afford them, so when I finially got a pair I was just like, tis a dream come true.
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    Love it to bits mate, as I do much of Patrick Adams early prods, but I agree most on the NS will snear.
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    thanks guys.
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    Thanks for help with this guys, anyone know the correct matrix for the 68 jackie lee, thanks, geese.
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    Hi can anyone confirm or refute the idea that Jackie Lee - Darkest days, along with perhaps Marvelows, was booted on styrene in the earlu 7ts. thanks, geese.
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    spot on. couldnt of said it better!!
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    I've got quite a few bits of old flyers memberships ect fron 87- till 1990 if you need anything from this era, give me a shout. Oh and put me down to purchase a copy when complete.
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    spot on mate, I've seen loads of studes over the years @ both keele and other venues, still happens @ king hall, late bars and the lack of antthing else going on in stoke usually do the trick.
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    John Buck and gotta be Dave Carne for me
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    glad someone said that
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    Careful ther's a re of that LP too.
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    [ The Magnificent Seven. Together Forever. Capitol. M- £20 Do you mean men?
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    Bigtime, cardschools were everywhere"
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    also thought the scene lost a lot of young devotees to the upcoming house/rave scene
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    Personally I believe there seems to be a whole generation of 40 somethings that aint on the scene at the mo for family or other reasons, who were into in the 8ts and 9ts, so I feel that at some piont in the future many will return once more to relive there youth. I was also suppried to see many younger faces @ the last kings hall nighter, but would be even more impressed to see some fresh faces @ the, lets say, more cutting edge nighters and soul nights.
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    Its a wig!
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    Superb, where and when will the doc be screaned?
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    totally unrelated to the sale mate, but I heard Led Zep used to do this in there early shows! no recording of it though.
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    A few more that sat @ Bidds reminded me of, I'm sure that neither were first played @ Keele but they will always be associated with the place for me. Wilson Picket- Let me be your boy (played @ Bidds) Freddie Houston- Soft Walking (purchased @ Bidds)
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    Keel may have not been breaking tunes to fans that had been on the scene for 20 years or more - but I guarantee you that this 20 year old was hearing plenty of new and exiting things every time I attended !!!! . Thats exacxtly where I'm coming from, and judging by the age of a lot of atendees to the last King hall, some punters who first atended keele nighters are are returning!
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    fair point mate, I got into nighters around 87, so I just seemed to me that these tunes were associated with this place having missed out on late wigan and even Stafford, but I think its fair to say that these were absolutly hammered @ keele, like 3 time a night! I know these were played previously on the scene but to many on the scene who were teens or early 20's then, I think they'll be eternallly associated with that venue.


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