Gilly

What a great question Derek, never consider myself as a big time DJ but I did a bit so apart from the records I got free like Buddy Smith Larry Wright and so on I played things like Hello Stranger The Capitals, and The CODs Pretty Baby, songs that I think are equally as good if not so sort after 50 pence worth of soul

Sorry-bout-that Spud, I got the wrong Spud

Only 4 wish I still had mine

A man cant stand by and let a woman do what she want to You cant stay there and see the kids off to school You cant stand there and do all the womans work The next thing you know youll be putting on a skirt Little Gregory and the concepts love it

Lenny, Blueten is a close mate of mine

Are you back then Spud, see you the other week Coalville, take its you I know Spud 57 same age Gilly Burton/Derby

Sad news that Ady, Harry was well known and well respected within the music business and was a very busy fellow, a lot documented and I think an awful lot of his day to day involvement has never been written down.

Really feel for you two Dave and Val, your right its all about baggy trousers with buttons oldies and revivals. The guys that run them are raking it in, fed by a load of clowns attending them, playing the same 6 records they know and want to know, they will disappear as quick as they have landed. Hope the true music fans don't loose faith especially you two. Remember this, when one of those clowns says to you "Keep the Faith" tell him to fcuk off explaining that you and a small crowd of real soul fans have been keeping the faith for donkeys years Gilly

It did have a small tare on the label but not exactly over the label name which was Lupin sorry I mean Lupine

Funny thing a couple of years ago when I moved down here I had a letter asking me to visit the local opticians so off I went, now they keep the door locked and you have to knock to gain entry (bit like Detroit) you know the crack Tim you've been more often than me, anyway I knock and this lady opens the door ( iam thinking I will see what reaction I get to this ) on walking in iam stumbling about and feeling my way through the door frame. Well this girl is looking at me gone-out, she said " blimey is it as bad as that," "afraid so" I replied, "and god knows where ive parked the car" Well you should of seen the look on her face. Catch up with you one of the days Tim ATB Gilly

Thought about putting that R

Gilly (with red face) says sorry to Soulgirl85 firstly and to Butch and Tim I got it wrong, found mine in a Detroit garage in 87 at first I thought it was Lupine and then I read it as Lupin. I bow with shame and cap in hand and a visit to the local opticians first thing Monday morning

Well that's a new one on me, tell me if its to hand what colour is the label and the record # mate, mine was blue abd seem to remember it was 001 Tim has one still yeh

Its not on Lupine, its on Lupin and its very rare, havnt got mine anymore

Great, as always you do your homework

Just remembered "What should I do" of course, Holding hands ( crap inst ) its the vocals that make that song and to me the reverse is the case with the "Savin my love " I think she screams way to much when singing, the inst is laid back but still exciting to a point

No didn't have TNT inst mate, never come by that inst before, got other things but I have to sit and think about it as my brain can sometimes be a little slow

Yes Guy C King and myself got not only that but others also, I later got several inst my self inc My Dear Heart, Baby Love, Saving My Love For You a diff take of The Airplane Song and others

Used to have the instrumental on acetate, it sounds brill

Trying to get my old mates from him to sell, has a J Courcy also

I understood that the now M. Chestnut is the son of THE M. Chestnut who had an insane voice, just love it

Nice demo, I have 5 versions of this song, a great record

Hi Loren, I don't think you will get that much money for this, but you never know, I havnt got one and its about £100 over here with the centre in. Good luck mate and take care Gilly and Nicola

You've never said about this Rod, great stories, I remember when I first met him he would drink one can after another and smoke constantly and was he a man of few words sat behind his record shop counter but I did like him and its pleasing to know he asked of my well being thru Chris Anderton. Me and Tats sorted his entire garage out as all the shelves had collapsed and the records just slid out of the doors when opened. That was the deal me and Tats had with Bob, we tidy as we looked, and to be honest it made life a lot easier to do it that way, I know he loved the fishing and often went up to the lakes but that day he took a risk allowing us two to dig whilst he was away, of course we kept our part of the deal and on his return we opened the garage doors and I said "is that ok for you Bob", he didn't say much but you could tell by the smile on his face he was well happy, he hadn't seen the back of the garage wall since about 1972 and this was 1990

we will keep a look out for you mate