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Do bears Sh*t in the wood Its the best weekender of them all QoFxx

Great record currently on must buy eventually list QoFxx

Very nice, wish I wasn't so skint after christmas QoFxx

Thats it they're off to the strange world of the Mecca and even stranger world of the 70s, I'm off to bed ................and dont think they can talk about me when I'm gone, I have wireless internet now and can take them with me just to check the 60s/70s balance of course. Well I m a Quality Engineer by trade QoFxx

Lenny, and I thought it was the Isley's "Behind A Painted Smile" as I played it especially for your birthday last year Mine has to be Linda Griner - Good-by Cruel Love and finally got round to buying it this year and yes I do play it out...........you try stopping me This is the record that moved me off the sofa and back on to the scene a few years ago after I heard it on Sound of the Sixties on radio 2 one saturday. QoFxx

OK I'm here, you can start now QoFxx

For once Ian, I don't think this is all about you. There was some very nasty name calling on a freebasing thread and some of it stems from there I think. QoFxx

Doesn't do it for me QoFxx

Nice to see simple organisation Steve. So far its only yourself, Rod, Spacehopper, Hammie and I that use any form or organisation a lot of people just seem to keep all their best records at the front of their box and others have no regard for any sort of organisation QoFxx

I don;t know WHAT you mean QoFxx

Thats why I keep mine alpha and have different coloured sleeves for the styles so I can spot them easily. QoFxx

Doooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I couldn't do mine by label cos I can't remember half the time, it's more like "you know that blue label with the silver writing" or "that colourful one with the statue on it" errrrrrrrrr QoFxx

Speak for yourself.................or should that be brag for yourself QoFxx

What's that the hamster alphabet E N G T E Y B E V M E V H J C You must of been pissed QoFxx

Its OK but prefer the original, QoFxx

Do I need to diet You started without me again QoFxx

I have set my alarm so I don't forget Not speaking to Mark he mugged me for all my money on Saturday in the shop, bread and water for the rest of the month QoFxx

29 but had a hard life QoFxx

Well as long as it is played who cares but I will keep it in my Red Sleeved selection (60sGP) for now QoFxx

That may be Ian, but is this because she has been led to believe this by people on the UK scene who loved and wanted to hear the record played out or has she a deep knowledge of the full NS scene through her own experience. This is not a dig as I said before it is one of my favourite GP records and fits in well with the NS scene like many 60sGP and as does a lot of RnB/Beach music/popcorn and to some extent 70s disco (sorry couldn't reist that one ). QoFxx

I don't think it is a colour issue, there are black artists that recorded what I would refer to as GP and white artists that recorded soul (i.e. dusty). I think I sitill err on the GP with HSJ though. Because something is GP doesn't make it a bad record and mean that it shouldn't be played and being NS doesn't make a record a good record and some of them should never be played There is another female 60s track that I would also class as GP but would probably get shot on here if I expressed this opinion so I will keep it to myself QoFxx

I am not sure if I should be flattered, or just very very very scared As 60s girlie pop is my passion and I collect and play out a lot of 60sGP that has crossed over on to the northern scene, i.e. Susan Maughan, Sandi Shaw, Friday Brown, Bobbi Martin, Peggy March, Joey Heatherton, Holly St James etc. I have no problem with calling it as it is and referring to it as just that and depending on where I am playing always try and slip a few into my set. Holly St James is one of my favourite of these tracks ................how would you classify it, NS or 60sGP? QoFxx

Well at least they are nearly in alpha order. So there is some hope for you . OK bearing in mind these haven't been taken out of my box since local pub night on New Years Eve there is the odd cheesy one and a couple of xmas treats, even I am suprised they are still in order and in the right coloured sleeves Anna Craig - Life of The PArty Barbara George - I Know Barbara Lynn - You'll Loose A Good Thing Barbara Lynn - Take your love and run Barbara Lynn - Second Fiddle Girl Barbara Mercer - Hey Barbara Mills - Queen Of Fools/Take YOur TIme Betty Everett - Better Tomorrow Than Today Bettye Swan - Closed For The Season Bredna & The Tabulations - Hey Boy Brenda Lee - Christmas Will Be Just Another Lonely Day Bunny SIgler - Let The Good Times Roll Candace Love - Wonderful Night Chi Chi - If YOu're Gonna Love Me Darlene Love - CHristmas, Baby Please Come Home So no bragging there then - prob total value £20 well apart from Chi Chi QoFxx

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