Geeselad

Well I have to admit to paying over the odds for some italo house tunes, in the early 2000's, before I was aware of the site. Having said that I would have never found most of them without the sellers advice.

We got some guys walking across the car park, in assless chaps, on rockies car park, bout My luck!

it was a staple sound at nighters in the 8ts, along with the likes of nicky Newarkers

You need to tell him a lot of key players from the house scene of the late 8ts, early 9ts, Neil Rushton, Mike pickering, Geoff oaks and many more were all ex NS.

Muck fe, should get a grand for my demo!

these are usually the cheapest copies on ogs anyway, all reduced for soulsourcers, PM me if interested, discounts for multi's, post, £2.90 uk. Earl Lewis And The Channels - Breaking Up Is Hard To Do / She Blew My Mind Early bird ex £16 Awsome uptemo dancer with great harmonies Carmen Taylor - Hey Son/You're Puttin' Me On Karmasutra- ex £20 Superb indemand r and b/ northern dancer Douglas "Jocko" Henderson* - A Little Bit Of Everything / Blast Off To Lovewand VG, plays fine, £20 great R and B that's hard to find Sharon Jackson & The Soul Destroyers - Keep On / Fakin' It ex- Stark reality- £18 another recent release that's drying up The Joy's With Fred Martin Revue* - I Loved You Once Master- £18 Superb female group dancer James Brown And The Famous Flames* - Signed, Sealed, And Delivered / Waiting In King £12 Super swinging R and B Billy Soul - Big Balls Of Fire ex King Ex £14 Excellent gritty R and B Stanley (5) - I'll Go Down And Getcha ) Hot line £14 Dirty funk! Johnny Jones And The King Casuals - It's Gonna Be Good / Chip Off The Old Block Brunswick £14 2 great funky sides Al "TNT" Braggs - Earthquake / How Long (Do You Hold On) VG+/ex vocallion £16 Classic on uk, nice copy The Dells - Wear It On Our Face / Please Don't Change Me Now ex chess £10 Dave Crawford - Hey Party / God Is Good To Me LA records, NM £16 obscure modern boogie, good dancer Ricky Allen - Get Out Of My Window / Help Me Moma Mel- ex £13 good, funky soul

That's utterly brilliant pal, you've got a talent there!

hi mate I have an alfreda I might sell, not the best nick, but think it plays right, will dig it out if your interested?

the 70's were the most extravagant decade for fashion of the 20th century imho, never did designers get away with so much.

Fair enough, but its well documented and you can see facsimiles, of the worst of it, at a soul night near you, now!

Fair points indeed. Its a matter of context really.

Those sample stickers were used to avoid vat in places like oldies unlimited weren't they?

Some great insights here, thanks.

I've heard some legendary tales of ludicrous clobber worn when the mecca went all jazz funk and NYD. Do tell.........

Got mine off big tim, on a wdj in the 8ts,never seened round in abundance back then. He said it was a Wigan n spin too

Sounds more like an s an m party than the paradise garage. Lol

Fair cop guv. Apologies to Colnago.

Another bloke who hasnt read the thread then

Im assuming its the same Bobby? Just love this track by her too.

As i said its passion and i think a justified contempt at what some newcomers excuse for taste is.

Haven't we all?

Quality classic, it was played regularly on the scene in the 80's. Far more relevant than many oldies given big plays today.

Problem is that records like our peggy and miss st james are often some the most popular oldies and can fill the floor more than the quality, proper rare oldies i grew up with, and thus have come to define what the scene is for many. Now that is shite! Even shitter than peggy march.

Well collecting records in general is becoming more popular. 60's and 70s soul and funk are more popular than they've ever been. Cant see why the two would make collecting on this scene decline. Hopefully many will see the light and collect the thousands of magnificent records that dont fall into nto the top 500 oldies.