MrsWoodsrules

What a great record, still knocking em out if the park in 75, love this tune.

When is this blo*dy film coming out, seriously, I'm sick of waiting. We went to the filming on the same day Mo Farrah won his gold medal (we caught that in a pub on way home that evening thats how I remember), jeez nearly on to next Olympics Games by now. When's it coming out?

I'm truely shocked. what a gent. Jeez, no justice in this life. R.I.P Boba.

Best post I've read on here for a long time.

Don't be so -ve Pete.

And also I never tire of it, doesn't matter how often I hear it, and I love both versions, such a great well written soulful track.

Excellent, look forward to this from the great man himself. Some great soul shows on the radio at the moment, Tulip & Radio Newark are superb with Dean Anderson, the soul is real quality and you should tune in if you haven't already.

I enjoy these shows a lot, really educational for me. Even have a reminder event set up on me iPhone calendar 15mins before, works great cos I'd forget on my own. The quality of soul is outstanding. Loved the Betty Turner last week & I think they played Malcolm Hayes, great record.

Was it The Superbs Chalks?

Nice information Robb. Did you ever come across Herman Lewis on your travels? I know Herman Griffiths co produced Who's Kissing You Tonight along with JJ, one of my all time favourite soul records. Pressuming Stone Blue Records was west coast too?

Theres a good Millage discography here. I used to own I Say Please, was on a lovely hand drawn style label. https://thatsallritemama.blogspot.co.uk/2008_11_01_archive.html?m=1

My mouth is watering. What a truely great collectors piece.

What a killer track this is, got a spin at Lowton last Friday night, superb .

Great show, lovin this and Tulip on Wednesdays.

Marvin Gaye, This Love Starved Heart Of Mine (It's Killing Me). What a title! Closely followed by Ain't That Pecular, never get tired of either. Also most anything by The Supremes, I Hear A Symphony/Touch Me In The Morning/I'm Still Waiting, all just great.

Remember book price & real life price are nothing like, more like 1/4 of book price is realistic to aim for, book prices are for mint & retail. Unless its something special that is.

They were from Liverpool :-)

Had the back ripped out of me today on work. 'Do you dance like that Aid?' 'Do you were those flares Aid?' 'Piss@ff'.

Not sure of the numbers, but Ive had one of these, check out the 'O' & the 'A in NOT FOR SALE, slighty filled in on original styrene demo.

A great double sider, love em both, Decieved edges it for me. I mean... 'Walkin round like the living dead' ...best lyrics ever used on a Northern track.

Embarrassing that, whats with all those fancy dress outfits, and really old people doing backdrops? One step forward (the movie) & three steps back (the media coverage). ........Same as it ever was.

Which reminds me, wonder why Manship has taken off his 'Rarest of the Rare' part of his site? Can't seem to see it anymore, I have all the data elsewhere, but it was nice to actually look at the label scans.

Are you serious? Do you think we just sat there waiting for Joe 90 to finish? My time was from 79 onwards anyway, I was there every single Saturday without fail. RS didn't come on until 2 AM, probably milled around in the record bar for couple of hours before that. I can guarantee you that at 2 AM that place was the best place to be in Britain bar non. I moved on myself, got into lots of other the stuff, but that's not the point. It's not as black-and-white as you make it sound, let's talk about the quality on offer, not just the crap. But to each their own.

Agree Pete, Lynn Randell being one of my all time favorite ever Casino tracks, Im sure you could class in this catagory too, great track.

Mint George Blackwell on Smoke, very nice find, jeez, you had two of these! Some really good stuff in that lot.