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Steve G

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  1. Off topic - It is my protest at the administators letting Warnock leave . But yes you are probably right.... Ian track was big on the northern scene essentially from a new release on TSOD so a few years ago. People like Sam, me and a host of others were playing it long ago.
  2. Yeah there are at least 3-4 mixes on the 7" as well. Up the Palace!
  3. Absolutely right (though older than last summer Ian tut tut). No self respecting modern DJ would have left home without this in his / her playbox. B side on the 12 also great and got plenty of spins too.... Steve
  4. One on ebay last year as I remember - black Virtue label?
  5. Got mine from Pat Brady in the 90s, it was something like £150 then. Not worth $1,000 IMHO though I notice it has recently had a review in Manifesto from Uncle Barnyfather, so I am sure that will push the value up.
  6. Yes well done John. Think Sam still has a copy in his sales box
  7. Pop, but a very good pop record
  8. Probably not Sebastian, as this is a West Coast one, and the "Weak spot" lady was from chicago.
  9. Don't wish to be contradictory but..... .........first heard Sam play it at his 60th Birthday do at Albrighton - he was raving over it and had just got it. That was NOT 1999 or anywhere like it. Steve
  10. Ok thanks Steve - Sam had his hands on it at one time as well. Maybe Richard's copy as those two were always swapping records back in the day. I assume the original plan was to release it once demand built up, but for whatever reason that never happened. Unrelated but there is an interesting Evelyn Thomas track that Andy Dyson has from 76 - US release, and not related to "Weakspot", "Doomsday" etc. On a small label.
  11. Wow Helena! I can tell you quite a few people in the UK would dream of a club like that - "500 open minded punters"....."monthly gig"....etc. So you must be doing something right
  12. That'll have confounded a few then Greg Everytime we go through this "who's got a copy of x" chatter will have to remember collecting rare soul isn't just a British thing
  13. Originally came out on a Pye acetate in the 70s. Not sure how many were done 1,3,6? I got Neil Rushton's old copy. Excellent tune. Steve
  14. Mine neither, but agree with others UK ISSUE is the one to go for, much 'warmer' sound to it. Big for Richard at Morecombe in the early / mid 80s as I recall.
  15. Flashback, Why MUST Tim Brown have one? So a consistent seller at the £5k mark then. Great northern doesn't always make for great home listening pleasure. Think in a venue it sounds great, but can understand that on home kit it probably doesn't.
  16. Agree with the above comments a hard to get record. Paid £150 for a vg+ about 10 years ago. Absolutely cracking version of the song though.
  17. That would be great Malc - for many of us this club remains a bit of a mystery beyond the adverts in old issues of B&S. Richard was playing things like Johnnie Howard "The chase is on" etc. there....almost a new release back then What an exciting time that must have been. Steve
  18. Jeeeeeeeeees - condition wasn't all that either....aren't people at all fussy anymore with their records?
  19. Must be all that guitar work.....
  20. Fantastic instrumental - along with Pat Williams Orchestra "Theme from Police Story" Always liked them mindless instrumentals.....
  21. Third one I think Simon. Steve
  22. Nice to see it getting the recognition it deserves....even if it is a bit "mixed up".
  23. Call an ambulance again please. Serious case of delusion on EBay.....
  24. I like the Velma Perkins take on this on Twinight......but for ultimate x over well my taste chages by the day, and today's favourite is: HERMAN HITSON on Sweet Rose.
  25. fer...fer...fer...fer....a good cheap price too ARkwright. Would have placed it at a bit more than it went for....


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