Ady Potts

A member of soul source staff managed to check back through the amendments made to the Stewartby event listing, that was placed in the events calendar, and It was put in there for all to see on Tue, 16 Nov 2010 21:01:22 GMT

Chrissie, Before I book any dates with the Stewartby club I always check the soul source events calendar, just to make sure we don't clash with another local event. So when I listed the 3rd September in the events section, last year, I double checked to see if there was anything else listed in the area, there was not. Then, this year in March you posted your event up. So when you did this you would have seen that Stewartby was already in there, and had been in there since the previous year ! Why on earth didn't you say something at that point? Regarding : "To infer that the likes of Ted Massey, John Weston, Steve Gaurnori, Woody, Steve Clarke, Bearsy, Lou, Kev Draper and a few more would be playing chin stroking, obscure mid tempo dross is an insult to some of the best DJs around". You've put their names to that statement, not me ! Steve Clarke did a set at Stewartby once, great records, loved it. ThenTed Massey was kind enough to come & dj for us at Stewartby on one occasion, as our headline dj, I loved his set, but sadly that was our lowest attended night since we started. In fact it was because of that night that we decided to stop asking big name dj's to appear at Stewartby & just Hammie, Geoff & myself would spin bits n bobs from our collections, just have a bit of fun kind of thing, then the numbers went back up. It's a shame you clashed with Stewartby because we'd have liked to have come along to your event. Perhaps next year Regards, pottsy

The original blue label issue doesn't have a nashville matrix stamp.

And the Servicemen is sjw 9679 Hi Franc, I'm sure that Steve Cooper from Bedford told me he'd met or talked to Hadley, so perhaps this is something to do with him? I'll try & find out for you. Regards, Ady

Any bats up them towers ken !?!

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Dean, That tape may be the type with water based glue on the sticky side. Check on a part not stuck to the label first by dampening with water, then should come away. Do hope it is the water based glue. Good luck & keep us posted. pottsy

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Ray was a great bloke if you got on with him. If not, he was a right moody git. I found a way to his heart, phone cards, he collected the bloody things. I know you had a few bits from there Paul. Didn't you get a James Phelps on Apache? Ray used to keep back copies of Timi Yuro for me. Then they got that computer that sat on the sales counter. One day I walked in & said to Ray 'haven't you found me another Timi Yuro yet?" not noticing the computer. He typed it in & by chance there was one on ebay ending that day & it was sat at over £400 ! doh ! he'd let me have one the month before for £60, still I'd had about 3 copies before that out of him

Just found it on popsike. Wonder what the remix bits about ?

Liberty used their own acetates. Being a west coast company I can't see them ordering from New York. There was what looked like a genuine U.S. Liberty acetate that sold on ebay some years ago, so if it was a right one perhaps they were thinking about giving it a U.S. release ?

Yes, sorry, that one sold. I had 7 buyers contact me for it

Some more......

I posted these two up back in 2007 when we did the 'Rarer Issues & Demo's' thread. Will have a dig through the collection & see if I can find a couple more.

Got a mint one off shifty back in the 90's. Think it was three hundred quid. Best take the picture down as kens just dribbled on it.

That's brilliant Sebastian ! When I read that thread a couple of weeks back I wanted to post up something, but I just couldn't work out how to put it across so that people would understand what I was on about Well done that man !

But you've not mentioned on your ebay listing that you've got another 2 copies as well ! Brilliant double sider though. Would love to know how you found 3 copies.

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Looking at his feedback I see he got $54 for the boot of Jimmy Mack on Hamster.

I absolutely love the slow sides on Shrine, Poor loser - The Cautions, Sidney Hall - I'm a lover, Ray Pollard - No more like me & The D.C.Blossoms - I know about her, wow, superb !! Has anyone managed to put together a full run of the label yet ?

Dies nimmt mich eine lange Zeit, zu bloody übersetzen !

The Phonetics - what good (Am I without you) / don't let love get you down - Trudel. White demo. Light scuffs, plays real nice. £270. pm or email adypotts AT hotmail DOT co DOT uk

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I do not want to upset anyone selling sleeves. All I would say is, I 'personaly' will not now put a record into a paper or card sleeve where the vinyl will come into direct contact with a poly/plastic liner. I have done in the past, but will not do so now. Please note, not all records will react in the way described above, only some.

The stiff heavy grade plastic sleeves that were available in the 90's (& probably still available) in the UK definitly do, over a long period of time, these are the type that the person posted a picture of in the thread that you posted a link to Bob, his post is the one made on March 23rd, 2010, 4:04 am . I had a large U.K. collection all in original London, H.M.V., etc. sleeves, then inserted into these plastic sleeves. Some of these definitly did react, yes. Also, I put some magazines & general paper work into the L.P. size version of these sleeves. After a few years I went to take the contents out & a large amount of the ink printing had stuck to the plastic sleeve (as in the picture on the thread that you posted Bob) The B.B.C. sleeves (where the Jason Knight was in) were heavy paper with thin poly lining.