Pete S

Got a DD Philips £50 demo in EX condition (+ post) if any good to you

Sorry to take so long getting back, it's a black label demo (tougher than the red label demo), on vinyl, condition is excellent, couple of paper scuffs but pretty much perfect. It's £125 if yourself (or anyone else) wants it.

Good dancing to that version Harry

No, I only know it as a UK collectors record.

I got one. Sort a price out for you when I've given it the once over. Black label demo.

Do what you bloomin well like with em mate

Thanks for the kind words about the previous episodes, still a long way to go in this trek through my favourite oldies, but as someone said, it's like going to the best allnighter ever, so I am more that happy with that. Also happy to spark off some long forgotten memories, people saying they know most tracks but there are always a couple that they didn't know or just plain forgot. This might be the best one so far. Or it might not. See what you think. The Magic Touch - MELBA MOORE Run Like The Devil - KENNY ROBERTS You Got To Pay Your Dues - THE DRIFTERS Breakaway - STEVE KARMEN Too Late - Larry Williams & Johnny Watson In The Pocket - Detroit Brass I've Got Something Good - SAM & KITTY There's That Mountain - Trips A Little Bit Hurt - JULIAN COVEY Please Operator - Tony and Tyrone Crazy Baby - THE COASTERS My Little Cottage - FLUFFY FALANA Stolen Hours - PATRICE HOLLOWAY That Was Whisky Talking - RONNIE FORTE Please Don't Go - KATHY & THE CALENDARS Before 2001 - RUFUS WOOD Living A Lie - HIGH KEYS I Cant Get Enough - Johnny Sayles I'll Always Need You - Dean Courtney (I've Given You) All My Love - Patti Austin I Want You To Stay With Me - THE SHIRTAILS I Can't Deny That I Love You - THE CAPITALS Ann Sexton - You'Ve Been Gone Too Long - Ann Sexton I Just Kept On Dancing - DOUG BANKS Hangin' In - JOHN HARRIS & THE SOUL SAYERS The Champion - WILLIE MITCHELL Make Up Your Mind - DAVE NEWMAN Time Passes By - James Bynum Walking Up A One Way Street - WILLIE TEE You Suceeded - Sandra Phillips Genie - Terri Bryant Some Day The Sun Will Shine - DEON JACKSON The Hand Of Fate - The Babies Fell In Love With You Baby - LINDA ELLIOT Your Love Makes Me Lonely - THE CHANDLERS Don't Pity Me - Joanie Sommers Darkest Days - Jackie Lee Hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil - THE PLATTERS I`m so so sorry - Don & Ron Lend A Hand - Bobby Hutton Nothing Can Help You Now - LENNY CURTIS Somebody Help Me - Donald Jenkins & The Delighters Walk On Into My Heart - BOBBIE SMITH No Stranger To Love - INEZ & CHARLIE FOXX First Degree Love - LAFAYETTE VAUGHAN If I Had Known FREDDIE HOUSTON The Dip - The Whispers Quicksand - KELL OSBORNE Never Will I (Make My Baby Cry) - Magnificent Seven Gone With The Wind Is My Love - Rita & The Tiaras Don't Turn Your Back On Me - JACK MONTGOMERY https://www.mixcloud.com/mayfairmenthol/old-school-northern-soul-part-5/

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I think the first Australian single is Space Oddity, but Love You Till Tuesday was released in New Zealand in 67. The Pye 45's didn't come out until the 1972 reissues. For anyone who does like early Bowie, here's one I made earlier, this is brilliant, honestly...one of my favourite podcasts...every decent track he did in the 60's https://www.mixcloud.com/mayfairmenthol/early-bowie/

It's not, it's £2.34 give or take a penny

Well it's a division of jubilee industries on the label, just didn't know whether it came out or not..

OK I can tell you what I've got now. Roscoe & Friends - Broadway Cissy - Tec white demo The Mid Knights - Somebody Somewhere Needs You - Warner Bros Canada only John & The Weirdest - Can't Get Over These Memories - Tie Debonairs - Loving You Takes All Of My Time - Solid Hit A Mary Wells acetate "Can't Get Way From Your Love" on Select Sound Studio label, haven't found out if this was issued or not yet and a very obscure one 14 Feet Of Soul - With This Ring - Casey (Tuscaloosa, Alabama)

Does anyone need a cheap runaround car? Nissan Almera, petrol. This one has been sat on our drive undriven for a few months now, Dee can't afford the insurance, it's old (V970MOK) but runs perfectly, never had any problems, always passed it's MOT, it's still under MOT (runs out in 2 weeks) and might need new brake pads otherwise it'll pass. 58,152 mileage. Not taxed. Just want it out the way to be honest so looking at £250...

Here we go with Part 4 THE VELOURS - I'm Gonna Change MITCH RYDER & THE DETROIT WHEELS - Breakout JIMMY CONWELL - Cigarette ashes THE JADES - I'm Where It's At LARRY ALLEN - Can't We Talk It Over MICHAEL & RAYMOND - Man Without A Woman LITTLE JOHN - Heartbreakin' Time PATRICE HOLLOWAY - Ecstasy THE SPRINGERS - Nothing's Too Good For My Baby DAVID & THE GIANTS - Ten Miles High THE OLYMPICS - Same Old Thing DETROIT SOUND - Jumping At The Go Go DON RAY - Born A Loser JEANETTE WILLIAMS - All Of A Sudden LIVING COLOR - Thank The Lord For Love LITTLE ANN - Who Are You Trying To Fool FABULOUS JADES - Come On & Live ART FREEMAN - Slippin' Around TY KARIM - You really made it good to me BOBBY SHEEN - Dr Love HERB WARD - Strange Change THE TEMPESTS - Someday JAMES BARNETT - Keep On Talking LORRAINE CHANDLER - I Can't Change BILLY PROPHET - What Can I Do OTIS SMITH - Let Her Go KIKI DEE - On A Magic Carpet Ride BILLY HAMBRIC - She said Goodbye LOU RAGLAND - I Travel Alone THE PARA MONTS - Come Go With Me PAT LEWIS - No One To Love BETTY TURNER - Be Careful Girl TONY MIDDLETON - To The Ends Of The Earth THE CHECKMATES LTD - Kissin' Her And Cryin' For You JACKIE EDWARDS - I Feel So Bad BOBBY TAYLOR - Oh I've Been Blessed THE WORLD COLUMN - So Is The Sun THELMA HOUSTON - Baby Mine LAINIE HILL - Time Marches On DONI BURDICK - Bari Track THE HONEY BEES - Never In A Mliiion Years THE TEARDROPS - Here Comes Loneliness GENE CHANDLER - I Can Take Care Of Myself PAMELA BEATTY - Talking Eyes KETTY LESTER - Please Don't Cry Anymore GIL BLANDING - Rules LANDY - Doctor Good Soul CAROLYN CRAWFORD - My Smile Is Just A Frown Turned Upside Down THE STARTONES - Lovin' You Baby GWEN STACEY - Ain't Gonna Cry No More https://www.mixcloud.com/mayfairmenthol/old-school-northern-soul-part-4/

Very nice Mace, excellent design and easy on the eye.

I do like The Koobas version of "Sweet Music" though..

Better get my arse in gear and load up volume 4 then eh?

It's got great unexpected chord changes as well though, takes it to another level.

C-Jam Blues is also impossible to sell, I only got £25 for my issue. I remember Mick buying an LP or 10" acetate of theirs featuring 4 unissued tracks from Brighton record fair, long ago, must have sold it on ebay.

Fantastic Northern Soul record.

The trouble is, nobody knows who's got what at any given time. Records come and go very quickly, well they do with me, the faster I sell it, the better. I'll have 3 records for sale next week which will make a lot of people foam at the mouth (one from L.A. two from Detroit) but I could sell them privately and no one will know I had them. People rely too much on Popsike and Ebay and whether JM's had a copy. You're just going to have to take my word for it. Like, say, Ritchie Adams Congress red issue - who's got one? I know I sold one to Nige Brown, but nobody else even saw me with it. I have absolutely no reason to fib about whether I've had a record or not. I was only saying today, I've never even seen a copy of Sammy Lee despite liking it for 37 years. Never had a Lou Pride. Loads I've never had.

There should be more as there are another 7 episodes to go!

Me too Dave, that's why there are so many from that period 1974 to 1978, those were my peak years so to speak and we'd have been at the Casino when many of those were spun for the first time, which is why they carry such precious memories. (Sorry, 76 to 78 for me, 74 and 75 were youth club years)

I had mine for years as a play out copy, I also got my mate John's when he sold up, and I had one when I was in Hastings so that's three I've had. Two Carol & Gerri's. One Dean Courtney. Two Charades. Bear in mind in the years 1998 to 2001, every man and his dog was selling me records. One that stands out that I never saw again was Don Ray on black RCA. I used to do a list of 50 proper rare items, every single week. As I've said before many times, the only one that I know I'll never see again is the Dean Courtney issue. Sorry, I didn't answer your question. First one I got about 1999 and kept for years, sold when I packed in djing mid 2000's, second would have been 2001, third (my mates copy) I sold in 2009.