Quinvy

I bet there's a few will turn up now.

Butch has still got George Tindley in his sales box, but it's a bit steep. I've got the Exceptions, but I don't think I'll sell at the moment.

Bloody hell Jimmy Wallace was cheap, I'd have had that.

I agree, but unreleased ain't it?

Anyone oblige please. Thanks in advance.

Personally I don't think it's in the same league as Melvin Davis' version. But that's just my opinion.

Tother side is the best to my ears. Still in my heart. Sold my minter for £350

That's amazing, and a lot more than John got for my Mint copy on his auction last year.

Thats ridiculous Paul. File the claim, and then name and shame him on here mate. There's just no excuse for being a T**t!

IMPERIAL C's - SOMEONE TELL HER - PHIL LA OF SOUL Makes me bloody cry, I've just been outbid on it. :angry:

I ain't got it Ted. It's that Dickie Watt keeps playing it at Burnley.

Larry Wright - Sweet Sweet Kisses - A-GO-GO

PM'd you Chris.

Have PM'd you Dave. Phil.

I keep asking him to play it, but he always says he ain't got it with him. :angry:

Sorry Malc, but I can't agree with you there. Every person that I've ever spoken to on this scene, has had a seminal moment. Where they have heard Northern for the first time, and bang, it's hit them like an express train, and resulted in a lifelong love affair with the music. And that's certainly true of my own experience....... Just likeing the odd tune, means that they dislike most of what's being played, hardly the recepie for a great night out........And thats the reason we aren't getting much new blood into the scene. It requires a genuine passion for the music, and you either have it or you don't.......Thats just my humble opinion of course.

Many thanks for that, much appreciated.

OK mate, not to worry. Thanks anyway.

And just to rub salt in the wound, the other side is even better.

Never mind everyone else Chalky, did you manage to find THIS yet please mate?

Who owns the disc now?

OK, this should get a reaction. Talc, I was always a big believer in it, and I used to get very upset when various venues banned it. OK, it made a mess on the floor, but hey, just stick the old vac on it ,and no problemo. Or so I thought........ Last Friday I had my Burnley Allnighter on at The Falcon, in Burnley of course. Now I always leave a couple of containers of Johnsons finest on the stage, so that dancers can help themselves...... Had a fantastic night, and everything went well........ Saturday lunch time I get a phone call from Gary [who runs the Falcon], the conversation goes something like this, "hello" hello Phil it's Gary from the Falcon here. "Hello mate, what can I do for you" I've just had my cleaner going ape shit here. "oh, why what's the problem mate" it's the bloody talc Phil, it is literally everywhere. We are going to have to clean everything, the bar the optics, the glasses, every single surface in the room is covered in white.... It smells bloody lovely, but the mess is unacceptable...... So I went over, and in the cold light of day, the scene was bloody shocking. And his being upset was very understandable. So what do I do? I'm going to have to ban talc or lose the venue. Has anyone else had this problem, and found an alternative? I also had a shock when I was checking my gear. The decks, mixer, and worst of all, the inside of the amps were all white with talc. Just thinking about how much we are breathing in, it can't be doing us any good.... Your thoughts, opinions, and advice please. Phil.

Is that your acetate Trev?