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its worrying when, after posting a great set like this that you have to round the post off with "ALL ON RIGHT LABLES JUST ASK TO SEE" There should be more 'faith' in this scene and the integrity of those to endeavour to put a good show on.

Billy Hawks - O' Baby - thats the vibe!! What a class record.

Here we go folks - my playlist as follows (but in no particular order) The Hebs - There must be an Answer - Smoke Claude 'Huey' Baby - Drifting - M.I.O.B Nick Allen - Hard Way to Go - Wales Records Inc Roy Robberts - you Move me Pt.1 - House of the Fox Ollie Nightingale - I'll Take Care of You - Memphis The Swan Silvertones - If you Believe Your God is Dead - Hob is Gospel The Third guitar - Lovin Lies - Rojac JJ.Barnes - Snowflake - Volt Bob Meyer - I only get this Feeling - Blue Soul Wilson Love - Funny Money - N.S Records Philharmonics - I Need, I Need Your Love - Soulin Brother of Soul - Dream - Shock Rudy Mockabee - Sweet Thing - ATCO The De Vons - Someone to Treat me - King Progy & the Monarchs - love Chain - Verve David Coleman - My Foolish Heart - Barry Carol Anderson - Holding On - Mid-Town Teri Thornton - Molly Marlene - Mothers Records & The Snarf Company Barbara Mason - You Better Stop - Artic Billy Sol - Time Time - Domar XX-- What You Tryin To Do - XX Marie Adam - Thats the Way to get Along - Encore The Pharaohs - Freedom Road - Scarab Jackie Wilson - Helpless - Brunswick Cheers, Gary.

Sorry to hear that lads - I know I was only a recent attendee but I enjoyed it immensely. The couple of times I came down (both times on my own I felt very welcome - which is testament to the people as much as it reflects the good music policy). all the best for the future. Gary

Please get in touch if you've got JJ's choon on volt records. Thanks, Gary.

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Hi steve - i've sent you a message, Best gary

I had a discussion last night with a lad while I was playing a few records. Not directly related to our initial convo, though if he sees this post he'll get where i make the tenuous link. Is a 'physical' space a factor in how we enjoy a particular sound or night out - do we consider the space as much as the genre when we go somewhere or put an event on. Crazy as this might seem but i'm convinced certain sounds don't work as well in certain spaces, and not from a Phonological view point but aesthetics possibly, the actual style of a building is often befitting to a certain sound...and lends itself less well to others, or is music good and enjoyable wherever it is played? Just wondering what people thought.

initial sales, working through a box of things I don't want Pazazz - So Hard to Find https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330670071945#ht_500wt_966 I've put it on ebay but I can remove it if need be. two Jnr Walker and the All star records: Soul Clappin - £10.00 brainwasher/good rockin - £50 any questions just ask - all original and in mint condition!!! thanks, Gary

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Hello, Mint- copy of Rodge Martin - They Say on the Dot Label. I think I've only played it once. £40 plus PP. Best, Gary.

Hello all, either of the above records would be of interest. Please PM, Best, Gary.

hello, i've aasked for this before, i got a copy and I wasn't happy with it. I.M if you've got one you'd like to sell. Best, Gary

Hello, anyone got a copy of this. thanks very much, Gary

PM me if you have a copy. One went on ebay a few days ago and I forgot to bid...brrrr