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Thansk Kev its all record fund mate cheers Seanio

Hi oddly enough I picked up a Naylor lamp (made by J HNaylor Wigan) my guess its from the last century or the 19th certainly its a pit lamp which isnt working but has all the glass brass etc. and is a nice looking piece. I was told that Russ Winstanley used it to light up his turntab...ok thats a lie. Anyone interested in this type of thing just pm me make me an offer. I would have to sort out post. ta Seanio

Number 6 ahem. Soul witch. The Yoko Ono of soul. Trouser grabbing beer swilling lady, machiavellian in outlook hasnt been on the scene for years disruptive, with her eye often burning fondly on the younger clientele. More often than not just there for thankfully the one night only. A ahem regular at Wigan of course. And trust me I've been a victim haha

No the soul police are the investigative duo go mother and daughter and dogs. A random carrier bag near to record boxes gives the game away that records have been purchased locally. Dogs trained to sniff out bags of records stashed down side of cabinets while spouse is present. Daughter listens to rushed footsteps up to the spare room on payday and reports back. That is the soul police

Thought so Pete. The example like I say is just an example; it puzzled me a bit and I guess there could be fraud going on in the music industry of the sixties if Im not mistaken, or a few bills pushed into peoples pockets

Being as Im a relatively new collector (4 years with a lapse of 25) Im concerned about the listings of a certain popular catalogue. As want of example P P Arnold Everythings Gonna Be Alright. Immediate hash 6256 vinyl repro Jo Armistead I feel an urgfe coming on. 74a Counterfeit. My problem here is the counterfeit v repro. Are all counterfeits repros/repros counterfeit or does a repro mean that the record was grafted sneakily off the original tapes. In this particular guide at the front it says about counterfeits but does not say anyhting about repros. I only ask this beacaue the sound quality of the top mentioned record is excellent but like I said its only an example. Thanks

He probably doesnt. But then again he didnt know about the Kenny Gamble Black black on blue either or his repro john and the Wierdest.

Hi if you can put some ofthese by till Wednesday (payday) then I can get a payment off to you as iwant a few of these. Thanks Seanio

It is superb on my ipod play list for a long time.

I totally agree on the Independents its a beautiful track but I emptied the floor with it, be that not a very busy floor

found this https://www.globaldogproductions.info/s/sidra.html

I love that one on WIG by Gino. Great tune. great artist. Looks like SIdra were serious about their music. For a know nothing like me can you put up details of where the companies hailed from directors etc

Hi does anyone ahve an opinion on these tqo records. Hey Hey Love Me is on Columbia and I thought its veyr very nice. I bought it for next to nothing couple of weeks ago. It is the b flip of a rock and roll side and it is very nice very soulful. Also I got an oddity by a Mr Stanley Lippitt called 20-20 vision It is listed as 70s or ballad in Mships but again the b side is a nice twangy funky bit of modern again for a low price on Uplook label I got in touch with Mr Lippitt on FB and he is blind I think, and he does a lot of work for charity. He wanted to know if I was planning to remix it. No but I think Ill take it out for a play next time. Both worth a listen I think.

Mine is a 2.01 btw.

My mate maybe does know or not lol. It was me that exposed his John and the Wierdest as a brown vinyl copy (which he then sold to me in disgust!)

Hi Lads thanks for the great info on this its always reassuring to know-no my mate said Manships is wrong but I think there are two red label editions. The scan in the middle looks true to mine.

At Prestatyn there's always one guy who makes a mountain of talc stands in it and tbh his dancing energy is inversely proportionate to the amount he puts on the floor. I personally recommend my own mx of road salt and bitumen.

Hi I've got Syl Johnson special agent 200 edition red smooth label black writing 20079 that Manships says is correct but a mate says isn't. Is there a deadwax stamp on these r any kind of matrix number? The centre is raised deadwax 10 mm thanks a lot

Is it for sale

Eric Williams Ill give my love to you on Money for decent price please Thanx!

Lovely thanks a lot maybe if not this tiem next time!

H itheyve made a listing on the forums for Nuneaton Co-op Hall, jus tlike to know where is this bulding. Sorry tried to put it up on allnighter section and nearly created a new listing oops

Thanks everyone.

Hi this is a bit of a funny one. I picked it out in an old shop in London. A lovely slow soulf track named ''Your funny Moods'' by quote ''Skip McHoney and the Casuals'' Written by Skip McHoney sic. and Janes Purdie. See the spelling Not listed in JM but there is Skip Mahoney and Mahoaney (same group) The label is sky blue DC international and the record produced in 73. Any clues on this? The B side is Struggling man a similar track but not as high in quality. ANy ideas on a valuefor this or any other info? Much appreciated Sean

Hi Keith got the C L Blast thanks. Bobby Adams SIxteen Years UPDATED LISTS. No paypal sorry. Can do check etc. Thanks I will get round to it one day... Brenda-Frankie Anthony Celebrities Mambo Daddy Bobby Frank Ive got to be sure LC Cooke Ill wait Sarah Vaughan Smooth Operator Magic Tones Its better to love Wes Wells Do it from the top. Billy McGregor Fall on My knees/Mr Shy Kelly Brothers Crystal Blue Persuasion Wayne Anthony You aint too wrapped up