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Blimey, you bit on that one Ian. ...... I've seen loads of them for sale since J.M. got the grand on his auction....

Another example of this is the Masqueraders - How on La beat. No way is this a rare piece, but since J.M. auctioned it everyone expects a grand for it.

Recently sold mine for £250

Thanks Joan, Sorry Ritchie, I'm on nights and forgot to send you my address. Have PM'd it to you. Phil.

JOHNNY PRAYE £2591 SALVADORS £3116 BILLY FLOYD £1210

It comes from THE STRANGE WORLD OF NORTHERN SOUL film that Ian Levine made. I can remember the quote, but not the guys name. It was from the late sixties wheel era when there was a sense of support amongst the youth for the black americans who were still fighting for their civil rights. That's where the black gloves and the "right on" expressions come from. I think to most kids it was just a "fashionable" thing at the time. But there was a feeling of empathy for black Americans at that time and the music was more blues orientated. It might sound naff now, but at the time it was considered very cool. But we were VERY YOUNG. Phil.

Thanks Mick. Saved me from a fate worse than death.

Don't know MELVIN MOORE or AL MASON ......... MP3s anyone ?

Worth my while sending him a wants list Gash?

..................... I second that emotion.

BLOODY HELL, I wish he had M- copies of all my wants. Never had an answer to any of mine. :angry:

Thanks Simon.

Best side to me. Proper northern soul.

I was at work till 7pm today and would love to know the end prices on Johns auction. Anyone help please? Best, Phil.

Ian, sorry to hear about your domestic problems. I think most of us have been there, so can appreciate your predicament. ...... I did get a copy for Mr. Murphy recently, but I don't think I should disclose the amount on here...... I bought my own copy off Pete Smith about a year ago and paid £400 for it. I never saw the one on ebay or I'd have bought it to sell on. Very cheap i.m.h.o. ps your new computer is much better than your old one. Your posts fit on the screen, and I can answer them now. Phil.

Last chance before these go to auction.

The sound quality on the Washpan 45 is crap. John Manship did have a proper test pressing of it but it was very expensive, £500 I think. But I love it, very atmospheric. Phil.

Hi Mark, Yep that was me, only second time I've been there, bit of a trek for me. Best regards, Phil.

Have got these for sale. Will take paypal, cheque, cash. Reserve by email please Philsoul45@aol.com ELLUSIONS - YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO LEAVE - LAMON M- £500 JACK MONTGOMERY - DON'T TURN YOUR BACK ON ME - BARRACUDA EX £200 MARVELOWS - YOUR LITTLE SISTER - ABC M- £100 JIMMY GILFORD - NOBODY LOVES ME LIKE MY BABY - THELMA EX £120 VOICES - BABY YOU'RE MESSIN' UP MY MIND - EX- st.m.o.l. £250 THELMA LINSEY - PREPARED TO LOVE YOU/WHY WERE'NT YOU THERE - MAGIC CITY EX £200 IMPACTS - JERKIN' IN YOUR SEAT - COUNCEL M- £120 RAY SCOTT - THE REAL THING - DECCA M- issue £60 [stormer gettin spins] RAYONS - YOU CONFUSE ME BABY - FORTE M- £100 [storming girl detroit being played covered up] PERFECTIONS - SO LONELY - BIG "B" VG plays ex £300 OTIS JACKSON - TURN OUT THE LIGHTS - C&F EX £150 kent anniversary special CHARMAINES - I IDOLIZE YOU/M&M and the PEANUTS - CAN'T SAY NO - KENT M- £50 [two fantastic unreleased tracks. charmains has had some big plays] Thanks for looking.

I thought you were going to buy that last copy that was on ebay Gash? You have to bid higher if you want them mate. That particular copy was bought by a mate of mine, and sounded very good at The Burnley Allnighter when he played it a couple of weeks ago. I can talk, I just got out bid on that Joe Mathews red issue, by mr. Boogalloo. I hate ebay don't you.

Really shocking news. Very, very sad. I thought he was making a good recovery. R.I.P. mate.

Hi Tony, I think you need to read my post properly mate. I said, and I quote "I've never had the Jean Carter so I can't comment" Phil.

Duc, you would be welcomed with open arms mate, you've hit the nail on the head there. We all want that buzz of hearing something awesome for the first time. Mind you I was off the scene for twenty years so it happens to me quite often. If you make it to the Kestral Suite, please introduce yourself, I'd like to buy you a drink. Phil.