Pete S

F*cking great help you are!

Sorry if this is in the wrong place, I know several people on here run yahoo groups so I wanted to mention something that someone might be able to help with. Usually when you go on yahoogroups you sign in and it shows you your groups and tells you you're moderator of whatever group - then you go in and add members etc. Yesterday I went to do this and found myself signed out, so I signed in and I couldn't get into my own group - I could see it, it's still there, but all I could do was become a member. Nowhere to sign is a moderator, nothing. Does anyone know what the hell has happened???

I think I rememer DWBYF on Radio City on ebay - it was like a test pressing label or a mock up label - I remember there being something weird about it anyway - this was probably 3 or 4 years ago though

No it's great. But it's very expensive.

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Plus the fact it's total cack

SOLD cheers for looking

Those Islands got the old juices flowing

No problem, I'm actually running a book on how many years it will take you to sell Janie Grant, top bet currently is 6 years.

I've had the Curtis Lee on Coda, it's the only one I've ever seen, I bought it off Nancy about 7 years ago. Sorry, didn't scan it.

The Cashmeres - Show Stopper on Hem excellent plus at least some would grade mint minus £1000

Yes, thats the only off topic one, apart from this

Different backing track on that version of Tastes Sour Chris...it's great. Still prefer the Barbara version though

It'll never sell at 250 now. I ebayed one and it went for just over 100. I sold one on here for 125 and that only had one enquiry.

I didn't like his writing. Stop stalking me you f*cking weirdo.

You can keep your 'rare soul' scene, I'll stick with the 'northern soul' scene thanks. Would you like to tell well-known white singer Dean Parrish his records are not a patch on certain 10th rate black artists who can't sing too well but are more worthy because of their colour?

I think the London sleeve is wrong. I think it's an acetate for the Stateside release, as it's on an Emidisc and Decca/London had their own in-house acetate labels. Though the first Stateside demos mis-spelt the title as Open The Door Of Your Heart.

Dave Godin returns from the grave, God help us. It is NOT about celebrating the works of Black America. Do all records have to pass an authenticity test or something?

The earliest privately-cut Emi I ever saw were Bill Blacks Combo - Josephine b/w a Capitols track which I can't even remember the name of (but wasn't on a uk 45) and 6 By 6 - Earl Van Dyke

Superb - Teddy Randazzo by the sound of it

Download Video Youtube Link

Rough quality but what a fantastic track! Download Video Youtube Link

He's having a lie down

Yeah I think I had one last year...sure I did...the "Chubby Checker" was actually Jimmy Radcliffe

First post re-written due to non-buyer