Pete S

Be off with you, I'm still feeling sick after that horrendous elephant man link you sent me, that was REAL not fake!

Yeah it does, and I'll tell you why, and it's something that bugs me more than anything on here. Person psosts a list of say 10 records. After a while, he sells one, so instead of editing his original post and putting SOLD next to it, he makes a fresh post saying 'so and so record is sold', like it's a f*cking important announcement that we should all know about. This happens every time he sells a record, and consequently every time he sells a record, he goes back to the top. This should be moderated and stopped.

Your sales only stay at the top of the pile until the next sales advert goes up, that's always been a problem. Sometimes it can be an hour or two, sometimes it can be one minute.

you are so right - there are some very ambitious sellers on here sometimes

Any last knockings on this - 490 current price

I like it!

No I agree - fantastic track

Someone will know!

Mark are you sure this is a Detroit track, I always thought it was from Texas for some reason!

So it's a totally different record altogether then, right? Cos the one I had was definitely a child singing. Inez Foxx would have been in her 20's at least when it was recorded. (my one, I mean) (or a demo intended FOR Inez Foxx maybe?)

Wonder why it's credited to Inez Foxx, it sounds nothing like her (if it's the same singer)

PETE SMITH 4 BLAKELEY HEATH DRIVE WOMBOURNE WV5 0HW 01902 326306 pete.smith@freeuk.com HERE ARE A FEW JOB LOTS FOR SALE. ALL ARE ORIGINALS, NO REISSUES. THEY ARE £100 EACH. EACH PACK ADDS UP TO WAY OVER THAT AMOUNT SO DEALERS MAY BE INTERESTED IN THEM. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED. POST 6.00 SPECIAL. ANYBODY WANTS MORE THAN ONE, CAN DO A BIT OF DISCOUNT CHEERS PETE PACK 1 LOU JOHNSON - UNSATISFIED - BIG TOP EX O C SMITH - DOUBLE LIFE - COLUMBIA DEMO MINT LEE TILLMAN - ALL THESE THINGS - MICHELLE EX STEVE TYRELL - PAYDAY SOMEDAY - ALL BOY DEMO EX- TONY & THE MOCKINGBIRDS - WALKIN THE DUCK - ASSOCIATED MINT ALVIN VALENTINE - SWEET SWEET REVENGE - BRUNSWICK EX VONT CLAIRES - DON'T CHA TELL NOBODY - DOUBLE R (TINY EDGE CHIP, RIGHT ON EDGE) OTHERWISE EX GINO WASHINGTON - LIKE MY BABY INSTRUMENTAL - DO DE RE EX PACK 2 VIOLA WILLS - TOGETHER FOREVER - BRONCO MINT THE ESSEX - MOONLIGHT MUSIC AND YOU - BANG DEMO EX THE SANDELLES - HIT N RUN LOVER - DEBONAIR VG THE SPINNERS - I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU - MOTOWN EX THE CONTENDERS - DO WHAT YOU GOTTA DO - EDGE M THE ESQUIRES - DANCING A HOLE IN THE WORLD - ROCKY RIDGE EX RAY STEVENS - A B C - MONUMENT EX MARTHA SMITH - AS I WATCH YOU WALK AWAY - CAMEO DEMO EX PACK 3 BUSTA JONES - JUST A LITTLE MISUNDERSTANDING - SPRING DEMO BETTY LAVETTE - I'M HOLDING ON - BIG WHEEL M JERRY O - KARATE BOOGALOO - BOO GA LOO EX THE EXOTICS - LIKE YOU HURT ME - CORAL DEMO EX LOU EDWARDS - TALKIN BOUT POOR FOLKS - COLUMBIA DEMO VG+ BETTY JOHNSON - IT AIN'T SUPPOSED TO BE THAT WAY - DECCA M- MAURICE JACKSON - FOREVER MY LOVE - WEIS VG++ WOL PACK 4 JOE MATTHEWS - YOU BETTER MEND YOUR WAYS - THELMA EX JUANITA NIXON - I MET MY SUGAR IN A CANDY STORE - HAWK EX THE DE VONS - SOMEONE TO TREAT ME - KING M SUSAN MADDOX - MY - ZANZI VG BEVERLY NOBLE - BETTER OFF WITHOUT YOU - RALLY EX GINA MARIE & THE SKAT KATS - SOURCE OF LOVE - SNAP EX JACK KANE - ALL OF MY LIFE - LOOK M PACK 5 JIMMY ROBINS - I CAN'T PLEASE YOU - JERHART EX DOTY ROY - I'M NOT THAT KIND OF GIRL - TRIBE DEMO EX DEBBIE ROLLINS - HE REALLY LOVES ME - ASCOT M OCAPELLOS - ANYTIME - CHECKER DEMO M THE IRRESISTABLES - AS SWEET AS YOU CAN BE - IMPERIAL DEMO M THE HONEY BEES - SHE DON'T DESERVE YOU - FONTANA VG+ THE FOUR MONITORS - THANK YOU BABY - ROKER M ETERNAL FLAME - HAPPINESS IN MY HEART - VIVA EX MARIAN LOVE - WALK PROUD AND PRETTY - CAPITOL DEMO EX PACK 6 DIDI NOEL - LET THE MUSIC PLAY - BLUE CAT EX THE EMBERS - AIN'T NO BIG THING - BELL DEMO EX THE EXCITERS - WEDDINGS MAKE ME CRY - BANG DEMO EX JOANNE MORGAN - JUST HOW LOUD - MGM DEMO EX DODI MARSHALL - GOOD GOOD GRAVY - PULSE EX BIG BOY MILES - SHE'S SO FINE - V TONE DEMO EX- REGGIE MILNER - SHE'S ALRIGHT - RONS M THE CINCINNATIANS - DO WHAT YOU WANT TO DO - EMERALD EX BLACK NASTY - CUT YOUR MOTOR OFF - BIG HIT EX PACK 7 DORISETTA CLARK - YOU LOVE ME YOU LOVE ME NOT - MERCURY EX MARY WELLS - EVERLOVIN BOY - 20TH CENTURY EX SOUND OF EXCITEMENT - PLEASE DON'T CRY - CATAMOUNT EX EDWIN STARR - WAY OVER THERE - GORDY EX TOMMY DAWN & THE SUNSETS - WANTED 10,000 DOLLAR REWARD - WHITE CLIFF M THE LIVELY ONES - BUGALU MOVEMENT - MGM DEMO EX THE LOVEMAKERS - WHEN YOU'RE NEXT TO ME - ISLAND DEMO M SONNY BRICECREST - WE GOT TOGETHER - AZETTA EX DEON JACKSON - YOU GOTTA LOVE - EX label stain PETE ANTELL - LAND OF LOVE - BOUNTY DEMO EX DEE ADRA - DON'T NEED REASON - DYNAMIC DEMO VG+ DAVID & THE GIANTS - SUPERLOVE - CRAZY HORSE VG+ WOL

No, never. I lioke that Marcia Aitken record as well, was playing it in the car yesterday actually, the extended one where it goes into 3 Piece Suit.

Sorry, didn't realise you were in charge of what we are allowed to say, I'll ask your permission next time

It's the same as with soul - after the original reggae in 1968, that lasted for about 2 years then it started to slow down, then rasta and roots elements came into it and it became dull as far as I was concerened. The only things I can listen to from the 70's are dj's and dub. Because the sound changed so much from the 60's, it meant nothing to me, and thats how it is with soul, or rather, Northern Soul. Come the digital age, the music had moved so far away from it's original roots that I don't even class it as reggae.

Yeah but I don't like any reggae after 1970 you should have guessed that!

No there's not. Go back to bed.

Do you mean me, if so, why? I'm not even involved in the thread!

You tell 'em Kev! Nice to see someone speak their mind.

Have already mentioned this in the topic 'worst of the worst'. I described it as music that makes you want to kill yourself. It's about as appealling as a night in spent watching Go Compare adverts.

Yes but they officially pressed every Columbia/Epic biggie (Poppies, Edwards, Randell, French Fries, Blackwell, Valery, Vibrations etc) but missed this one for some reason - like you say, probably too common.

This one will end tomorrow night, 9pm, cheers

Me too!

Not only that but when you hear certain records, you automatically think you know whats going to follow them because thats how it was on your old tape! Like every time I hear Lockes Theme I think of Total Eclipse "6 o clock" starting right away. Also if you've got a tape of a record and it jumps, when you hear it you get used to that jump and come to expect it; I had a copy of Why Can't We be Lovers by Holland & Dozier in 1972 and it always jumped in the same place and when I got it on cd it just wasn't the same without the jump

I was also going to add that The Steinways is a cats record and I think was due to be booted on Out Of The Past