Mal C

Have allot of his 45s, like to hear this one as I don't know it... mal

recon so John, killer track, loads on those two cd's too....

takes me to straight to London scene in the late 9ts... good memories.. :-))

Personally I think this book is a total con, £75 quid plus the post... you all know whats coming, add a third plus change to what you see else where and you have it... why does every body buy a book that dictates prices from one source? I buy of John every now and again, but for stuff he doesn't charge silly money for, I certainly would not pay his silly prices ever... Prefer to spend 75 quid on a really great 45... each to their own, but once you have it on your table at home, think to yourself, are the prices in this book actually reflective of the market as a whole... the answer would be no... so other than being a nice thing you can flick through, the books seem to me, pretty useless right? I'm sure others will disagree, but that my view... Malcolm

Why not, everybody else has nicked the scan...

and also still up there, Dave did you or Andy Rix name Detroit Rhythm Section 'I Know Something (That You Don't)' or both use that name!!

Bringing this back cause Tony Turner in Birmingham just send me an mp3 of 'Backstreets'!! GOD DAMM, Still foookin Brilliant!!! Happy Friday!! Mal

Ann Hodge - Your Own Free Will, have this on that 'Lost Soul Gems' series from Kent, did this get a 45 release at all? thanks in advance Mal Killer opener!

totally agree, got mine from the Disco Edits web site, which sold out pretty immediately a month or so ago, supposedly Leroy had a stash of the track with him he was going to sell at his gigs and so somehow more became available from the disco edits site but i guess they have now gone.. seems every new release of note these days is getting bought in quantity and sold at 200/300% the right value, I normally get em on pre order, but I missed that Big Lee Dowell 45 in July, and had to pay silly money for it, that said, both sides are great, love the inst version.. m

Like what Mike?

if you do now would be the time to sell them, its gone silly again... as for the 'Scene' Ive no idea I dont go to the clubs mate, just a fan of the music... I'm sure there will still be clubs in 15-20 years time to cater for the amount of people who want to go out... m

Not with Johnny Sayles mate, haven't you heard it's 500 quid now? Somebody mentioned too many younguns going down the oldies route, isn't that how everybody got hooked? Then As you get older you end up listening to crap semi house modern records which are about as soulful as a toothbrush.... Seriously it's all a musical journey! m

may be well off, but is this the same group as The Shades Of Darkness, on the Shades label? Mal

always good to see what's being discussed...

Well let me find the original list for you mate, I as you did, kept all his lists...

Totally forgot Detroit rhythm section via Dave Flynn and Andy Rix... a London born 9ts classic instrumental!

got mine (UK Island) for under a tenner... used to see lots of them about... great Lp

Not bothered whether they are rare, or common, they just need to hit the spot! Larry Williams & ATS Express - Doing the Best You Can with What you Got Walter Jackson - No Easy Way Down The Newcomers - Too Little in Common to be Lovers (Too Much Going on to say Good-Bye) Tony Troutman - I Truly Love You William Bell - I Forgot To Be Your Lover Milton Wright - The Silence that you Keep Billy McGregor - It's My Turn Now Wilma Scott - It's A Mean Old World Jimmy Connor - The Reality of Life Them Two - Am I A Good Man Debbie Taylor & The Hesitations - All That I Have loads more, but those are really up my street. M

Pm'd you mate M

Hilarious ..,,

Nice to see a post from Pete, even if it was from 2014...,:-((

Was going to say the same, simply top and flip sides on one 12 inch side,., still remember seeing this for £2 of John Doe Records in the early 9ts... if only you could turn back the hands of time eh!

The sale in the sky has already begun, lots of older devotees selling up, which you would think would bring prices down, Hasn't ! see it as passing of the baton, its more romantic that way...

Sounds great, will check out the Bob Baldwin and Kylie Auldist.... m

finally, lots of the Kent unreleased have been simply out of this world... hard to say which one i love the most but Natural Resources is simply the BOMB!! go with the above on Steve Mancha 'He talked a hole' Brilliant, add in Ben E King which just got a 7 release cause its from a time I really enjoyed the 100 club... ie the 9ts!