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  1. Pete S
    I heard Afternoon Of The Rhino the other day, totally by chance, sent shivers up my arms...it's got just about everything a Northern instrumental needs...also reminds me of my first steps on the scene. If Ghost In My House were discovered today it would be as big as it was back then I reckon. It's as good as most other Motown/Northern tracks.
  2. Pete S
    Classic - classic - average
  3. Pete S
    Pleasure! Great record though. I'd have bought it myself except it would have ruined my image
  4. Pete S
    I love both of those as well...specially Shoes...what a voice
  5. Pete S
    I like both of them - Don Ray, always loved it, Curtis Lee one of the best newies of the last decade or so...
  6. Pete S
    I've not heard that Gaturs record since 1976 or 77, there used to be a few copies around this area because Pep used to sell them via his shop, always told us it was going to go massive but despite a couple of spins countrywide, it never did. Sounds fantastic now.
  7. Pete S
    Now come on
  8. Pete S
    I'll give that a little nudge...might even win it
  9. Pete S
    It came out in Belgium if thats any help
  10. Pete S
    Chris - when I said the same about the Montclairs, which truly is painfully awful, this is the reply I got, so read it and start feeling ashamed of yourself "Well its not the worst, and its not a mess, and the vocals are great, and are pure soul music!! You should be ashamed to fault a record of this quaility, because its great and thats a fact!!"
  11. Pete S
    No, don't be like that, it's worth sorting out this mystery - I still don't think it came out in the USA but would love to be proved wrong.
  12. Pete S
    Thats correct, and Johnny was Johnny Curtis who did two good singles on Parlophone, died circa 1969. They were both Scottish.
  13. Pete S
    Possibly one of the best 10 northern soul records ever - except for the last 30 seconds
  14. Pete S
    Last time I said I disliked Bobby Kline I had a marauding mob after me - nice to see someone else has good taste
  15. Pete S
    I'm also surprised about this Malc, I didn't think there was a US release either.
  16. Pete S
    three of those are brilliant and Ben Zine isn't that bad...still, if we all liked the same thing etc
  17. Pete S
    Actually while you're here, you ever heard of this? I hadn't - I didn't even know there was anything collectable on this label https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Lloyd-The-Matador-Th...86.c0.m14.l1318
  18. Pete S
    Just trying to move it away from 'Northern Soul' Tone - in that context, it is a bad record. On it's own - it's still a bad record
  19. Pete S
    Not sure, but the B side was by someone like the Unknowns or the Nonames or something a bit vague!
  20. Pete S
    Are you serious Simon?
  21. Pete S
    Price please? I saw another 100 Club 45 on Ebay yesterday for £100, think it was Gigi & The Charmaines. Someone must be having a laugh? Lorraine about £50 maybe?
  22. Pete S
    That's what I meant Dave. Country and rock'n'roll and black pop. Way way too early sounding.
  23. Pete S
    Not a bad uptempo dancer - just wondered if it was known - probably blue eyed. MIKE ANCONA & THE JOKERS - BOUND FOR LOVE - CHASE 6001 (Texas label?)
  24. Pete S
    Because it doesn't belong on the Northern scene. Might be good in it's own right, but here? No way.
  25. Pete S
    That's ruined the day


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