Steve G

Oh really? I read on another site it was £4,000 and no doubt next month somewhere else it will be £12,000 Steve

Yes things change Brett - Sam has been playing it and now people want it for their hot boxes

Sam was trying to sell his at Cleethorpes/ would have thought £300 a while back, but these things have a habit of going up in price wildly once the bespectacled Barnfather has started tipping them......

The latter I'd say. Gambo would be well aware of the stories of Joe Jackson bullying.

Interesting, I did once read that Michael was the vocalist presumably from the same source.

Who are they then? No mentions yet for "You don't have to be over 21"? Another goodie.

Maybe time for me to sell my copy of Ripple & Waves.....and the other pre Motown Jackson 45s.....Steve

Well I wouldn't really class them as Northern soul, but tunes like "Dangling on a string", "Everything's Tuesday", and "Give me just a little more time" would certainly be classed as classics that helped get a generation of kids into soul music. That type of sound was steeped in mystique and I am sure influenced many of our musical tastes.

More to the point Simon, are you on the bill at Sleaford in September? Here's another one Little Anthony & The Imperials "Gona fix you good" and "Better use your head" - they're fast, but the vocals sound awful - never could get to grips with them.....give me a "Seven day foollover" anyday.

Good to see Barbnara McNair being suggested for the dirge that it really is.......never quite got the lyrics either An over-rated piece of Tamla Toytown if ever there was! Love Stormy Weather? Well Mr Hampsey wash your mouth out Sir. Thought this would have been right 'up yer street' especially as it was broken by a young Sir Rodney of Dearglove as I recall. Party Time Man - awful awful awful. Get it off - "Hang the DJ" etc. Judy Street "What" - I know it's pop, but never got why it was so popular - the biggest seller on Grapevine etc. "Band of Gold" Freda Payne - crushingly tiresome - quite happy never to hear this record ever again.

The UK instrumental version of Billy Harner "What about the music". 67 seconds I think. But I have a James Brown promo announcement on a Smash label single 7 seconds

Etta James "Seven day snore bore" Billy Woods - a "B side piece of nonesense" filler if ever there was one - loads of "la la da da' s" just to fill up the song. 4 Tracks - "Like my love for you" classic northern for some, but just awfully dull.

Etta James "Seven day snore bore" Billy Woods - a "B side piece of nonesense" filler if ever there was one - loads of "la la da da' s" just to fill up the song. 4 Tracks - "Like my love for you" classic northern for some, but just awfully dull.

Yes local release, exactly the same only it's styrene

Sorry I know the record, and have had it for yonks but would never ever have put Ghetto Kitty down as being The Toys. Never. Fascinating.

Didn't know that....

Choooooooon. Always thought it was yet another version of the Spinners but it isn't. Great midtempo, and the best of their MCA releases.

Glen Campbell also played guitar on "Tainted love" (true). He's quite a "name" in Northern soul circles.

The offending post says: "we are supposed to be saving up for our wedding............... but may have to attend this one..............." Think that tells you all you need to know about your 'refund' Jo !

I have faith in you and running back and forth

...As do Arthur Fenn, Mick H and myself.

Great tune Bearsy - might be dropping it at Monumental on Saturday. It's Tommy Tate. Old Butch cover up.

Wow just like the one I got from Russ's booth at the Casino in the 70s for £1.25.....

Yes they do but the way round it is to have a yahoo.co.uk email address, then email it to that address (there is a prompt on the iplayer). You should be able to listen to it then.

Ted's right - you couldn't give these away for £1.75. But it's now in demand.....not rare though.