Pete S

You don't need any techincal skills whatsoever to be a "Northern Soul" dj, you just have to learn how to cue in a record. The skill is putting together the right set, in the right order, for the right audience. That's it. You could DJ off an old Dansette, it wouldn't make any difference.

And the best one

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That guy The Count?

If it were me, I'd report him to Ebay and tell him to shove the record, who wants to deal with someone like that?

Blue Beat was the generic term for ska, rocksteady and reggae as late as 1969 when it all started to become called Reggae, one of the music mags had a regular Blue Beat column.

Those albums contained 45's popular over a two year period so they both include Ska and Rocksteady.

I never collected them so don't know really, one Oriole demo I had but have never been able to place is Jackie Trent - The One Who Really Loves You, really good Motown cover

But you're buying in bulk so that would be way over the top. Not worth more than £1000 in my opinion.

Thanks very much Steve. Just what I always wanted to see - masses of record labels in one place!

It is indeed Steve Jeffries on rarenorthernsoul.com

"Rare acetate" the High Keys b/w The Poppies yep, must be worth all of £5 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ACETATE-HIGH-KEYS-LIVIN-A-LIE-POPPIES-THERES-A-PAIN-IN-MY-HEART-1965-6-/141256797493?pt=UK_Records&hash=item20e38fad35

Good!

Nah it's a great record - if you remove the Northern connotations - I love 60's tv themes

General consensus was it ruined it!

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Check the matrixes again if you get chance Dennis, I thought they were the same?

He knew mate

Had loads like that. Sold a Linda Glass recently with a very long dedication from her to her neice I think it was. Had a Holly St James where she had dedicated the sleeve, was to her sister I think. And a Pye UK issue of "Joe 90 Theme" signed and dedicated by the great Barry Gray.

That looks like it was a white demo, been coloured yellow LOL - also that is a West Coast pressing and he wants Chicago press

That Fork In The Road Ember stock copy is ten times rarer than Timi Yuro as well - yet I only got £400 for it - it's so off the radar hardly anyone knows of it.

Think it might be blue plastic label or early 70's blue/white shaded

Actually I don't agree with this, I had both in my hands and although it only lasts a minute and a half, there is no massive run out groove.

What about the UK Liberty LP?