Pete S

That Paulette record is f&cking terrible, it might as well be by Lulu it's that poppy - someone paid $2000 for it?

Yes but what is it called

What record are we talking about, I've lost the thread

It's very rare John and still very much a lesser known

Funnily enough, thats on my latest podcast which I did yesterday - UK special

Ubelievable. Great as this record is - and it is truly brilliant - I can't believe it sells for more than £500, it's not 'that' rare. Was a regular £100 job in the 90's

Pete.smith@freeuk.com 01902 326306 SOME CLASS OLDIES HERE FOLKS — BARGAINS! ROBERT PARKER — I CAUGHT YOU IN A LIE — NOLA M- 45 SOLD Red label, possibly the finest example of this that you’d ever find RON & THE EMBRACERS — YOU CAME INTO MY HEART — SPECTRUM M- 60 SOLD Again, superb copy THE INTERTAINS — GLAD I FOUND YOU — UPTOWN DEMO EX 125 No takers on this excellent dancer? £200 / £250 elsewhere. THE VOLUMES — I GOT LOVE — TWIRL DEMO EX 100 Classic Duke Browner / Harry Balk collaboration LITTLE CHARLES & THE SIDEWINDERS — TALKIN’ BOUT YOU BABE — DECCA VG++ 80 Issue copy — used but plays perfectly GEORGE FREEMAN — DOWN AND OUT — VALIANT DEMO EX 125 SOLD A really nice copy — come on guys I can’t go any lower on this — it’s a stunning record JANICE — I NEED YOU LIKE A BABY — ROULETTE DEMO EX 75 Great version of Andrea Henry, same backing track, updated — giving it away TERI BRYANT — GENI — VERVE DEMO EX 45 Fantastic oldie — nice demo WAYNE COCHRAN — I’M IN TROUBLE — MERCURY M- 20 Wigan oldie HIGH VOLTAGE — COUNTRY ROAD — COLUMBIA EX 40 Cleethorpes monster — stock copy JACKIE BEAVERS — BRING ME ALL YOUR HEARTACHES — GRAND LAND EX 70 SOLD Sheer class POSTAGE IS £2.50 FOR FIRST 3 RECORDS IN THE UK (RECORDED) SPECIAL DELIVERY IS RECOMMENDED FOR RARER ITEMS! COST £7.10 DON’T FORGET YOU ARE ONLY COVERED UP TO ABOUT £40 FOR RECORDED DELIVERY ITEMS, IT’S WORTH PAYING THE EXTRA TO GET £500 INSURANCE OVERSEAS WILL QUOTE BUT IT’S USUALLY £9 EUROPE AND £10 ELSEWHERE FOR REGISTERED POSTAGE. CHEERS PETE

Me too.

Those must be the two most unglamourous names for singers I've heard since Pimbrock Skiggs.

Nobody else is daft enough to replace a perfectly good one with another one

Cheers mate. Can't beat a bit o' British

No but I tried to throw everyone with Sacha Distel!

I'll lend it you when I get mine back if you want

I thought it would be nice to dust of the old UK label collection and do a real-time live mix from good old vinyl, so here’s two hours of solid UK label releases, most you’ll know, one or two you may not. The last 30 minutes is real beat ballad heaven. THE MOOD MOASAIC — A TOUCH OF VELVET, A STING OF BRASS (COLUMBIA) MANCHESTER’S PLAYBOYS — I FEEL SO GOOD (FONTANA) KIKI DEE — ON A MAGIC CARPET RIDE (FONTANA THE UNIQUES — NOT TOO LONG AGO (PYE INT) RAY MERRELL — TEARS OF JOY (JAY BOY) CAJUN HART — GOT TO FIND A WAY (WARNER BROS) JENNY WREN — CHASING MY DREAM ALL OVER TOWN (FONTANA) LINDA LEWIS — YOU TURNED MY BITTER INTO SWEET (POLYDOR) HELEN SHAPIRO — STOP AND YOU WILL BECOME AWARE (COLUMBIA) THE TIFFANIES — IT’S GOT TO BE A GREAT SONG (CHESS) NINA SIMONE — BREAK DOWN AND LET IT ALL OUT (PHILIPS) RAY POLLARD — IT’S A SAD THING (UNITED ARTISTS) THE SOCIALITES — YOU’RE LOSING YOUR TOUCH (WARNER BROS) DONALD HEIGHT — RAGS TO RICHES TO RAGS (AVCO) LESLEY LANGLEY — NEW YORK (POLYDOR) SHARON SOUL — HOW CAN I GET TO YOU (STATESIDE) GENE CHANDLER — IF YOU CAN’T BE TRUE (FIND A PART TIME LOVE) (STATESIDE) MADELINE BELL — I CAN’T WAIT UNTIL I SEE MY BABY’S FACE (PHILIPS) THE JOHNNY HOWARD BAND — EL PUSSY CAT (DECCA) MICKY MOONSHINE — NAME IT YOU GOT IT (DECCA) FRANKIE & JOHNNY — I’LL HOLD YOU (DECCA) HELEN SHAPIRO — HE KNOWS HOW TO LOVE ME (COLUMBIA) MARILYN POWELL — PLEASE GO AWAY (FONTANA) BRUCE SCOTT — I MADE AN ANGEL CRY (MERCURY) SUSAN MAUGHAN — THAT OTHER PLACE (PHILIPS) APRIL STEVENS — WANTING YOU (MGM) JACKIE DESHANNON — FIND MY LOVE (LIBERTY) RAY CHARLES — I DON’T NEED NO DOCTOR (HIS MASTERS VOICE) PERPETUAL LANGLEY — TWO BY TWO (PLANET) LORRAINE SILVER — LOST SUMMER LOVE (PYE) JACKIE TRENT — YOU BABY (PYE) MIKE VICKERS ORCHESTRA — ON THE BRINK (COLUMBIA) CHUBBY CHECKER — YOU JUST DON’T KNOW (CAMEO PARKWAY) THE SAPPHIRES — EVIL ONE (HIS MASTERS VOICE) LYNNE RANDELL — STRANGER IN MY ARMS (CBS) DANNY WILLIAMS — WHOSE LITTLE GIRL ARE YOU (DERAM) KETTY LESTER — PLEASE DON’T CRY ANYMORE (RCA) SACHA DISTEL — TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY (HIS MASTERS VOICE) JERRY JACKSON — IT’S ROUGH OUT THERE (CAMEO PARKWAY) JOHNNY CURTIS — OUR LOVE’S DISINTEGRATING (PARLOPHONE) JIMMY BEAUMONT — YOU GOT TOO MUCH GOING FOR YOU (LONDON) GENE McDANIELS — WALK WITH A WINNER (LIBERTY) GLEN MILLER — WHERE IS THE LOVE (DOCTOR BIRD) ROY HAMILTON — THE PANIC IS ON (MGM) BIG DEE IRWIN — YOU SATISFY MY NEEDS (STATESIDE) ANITA BRYANT — MY MIND’S PLAYING TRICKS ON ME AGAIN (CBS) CONNIE FRANCIS — NO BETTER OFF (MGM) THE BLOSSOMS — STAND BY (PAMA) https://www.mixcloud.com/mayfairmenthol/uk-label-northern-soul-mix-live-from-vinyl/

Early disco!

Because it had already been released and deleted I think. You have to watch Ian levine's film, they tell the story behind it on there

yeah it's nice EX vinyl, sleeve is also EX apart from a small tear on the open end

I go £40

Selectadisc returned them to Polydor as they were 'faulty' and kept a handful. Polydor must have ditched the rest at some time because Mick Smith told me he got his from a kid selling records out of a pram at Portobello Market in the late 70's!

It was pressed for Selectadisc in Nottingham, they asked for 300 copies from UK Polydor who distributed Kama Sutra.

Cheers Jim. I mean Rory.

I just saw that photo on the Express & Star website and got a lump in my throat, remembering all the times in the 60's and 70's I'd walked under that gate, especially circa 1975 when the second W dropped off and it said WOLVERHAMPTON ANDERERS for years, to our shame..

I purchased this off Ebay the other day as a buy it now for £4.99 RARE PLEASURE - LET ME DOWN EASY - UK DJM in PROMOTIONAL SLEEVE with blurb about the track. actually one of the few disco records I really like - anyway if a US copy goes for what, £30 to £40, how much should I stick on this UK one

He does, but he has to cover the whole scope of the 60's. My son loved something he played by Max Bygraves a while ago about ice creams

It's not really Rory Gallagher is it? This was the first time I'd heard this record after all the hype, it's very very ordinary isn't it - glad I never bought it blind.