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Sorry I don't, but i think it was the summer of 78

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2 hours ago, dylan said:

Yes i know thats an original i'd have to have been on another planet to not know the story of that 45.

 

i'm saying all the factors that are being checked could be reproduced on a counterfeit.

 

it probably is the early steps to recording more useful data on rare original records and is a good thing but i dont think its definitive and needs to evolve.  But its a good start.

All the factors being checked could be produced, but there's probably only three people who now have the ability to check those factors, JM and the owners of the two copies!

On 28/02/2018 at 06:56, dylan said:

A slip of the hand and he could have done some serious damage.

 

the sharp edge of the metal may have left a serious mark in the grooves.

 

i dont think those checks would be enough froma scientific perspective.  I know it's completely different but when they look at old paintings on fake or fortune the depths the testing goes to is incredible and takes away all doubt.

He's not doubting that the copy is an original, he's taking dimensions from that one so if a counterfeit appears he could check materix numbers (distance between) weight, thickness etc and could then  confirm it as such.

Was the copy on the video  the copy Kenny Burrel owned?

If so I recal him saying on you tube somewhere that he played his copy out all the time when he had it, and no doubt he would have been asked to play it everytime he dj'd, yet JM described it as Mint minus?

Re Steve Davis.

He was recently on the Saturday morning Danny Baker show on Radio 2 and said he had once sold one of his "soul records" that the buyer later sold on again for a lot of money, I was shouting at the radio for Baker to ask him which one but he didn't.

10 minutes ago, Soulsides said:

+1 from me also, Pete.

The discovery of this Frank Wilson record  has even got the hardened  Hip Hop and Scratch DJ's in a bit of a froth over on another forum I'm a member of when I informed them of the find. 

 

 

Give it a week and they'll be moaning about you letting them know.

But isn't that record collecting in a nut shell?

"I don't want the demo/(issue), i am after the issue/(demo).

"I don't want it on this label I want it on that"

The rarer the better as always been the norm.

Because in this day and age of the wiilly waver there's only one not two, so makes it twice as big.

Is it OVO only?

"I'm an aquarius your sagittarius,"

took some shoehorning in.

The Stars Barbara Lewis.

2 hours ago, Spain pete said:

Got it in a nutshell , trouble with them is , not hungry, or poor , or  been around  round the block enough  , to feel what their  singing .

"Poor imitators the lot of them . My view has allways been that struggle and social upheaval and racism right from the early days have shaped generations of black Americans who have loved and lost throughout those traumatic times and soul music amplifies that exquisitely

Can a blue man sing the whites indeed".

We've had more than one thread on here singing the praises of Lisa Stansfield in the past.

Some should be charged to get out!

Where can I here the sound file?

2 hours ago, WoodButcher said:

Some twat paid £212.00 for it three years ago ... 

Could of bought the damned house for that when I was a lad

Some food for thought here Tony, good luck!

3 hours ago, SHSDave said:

I just don't get this thread. Isn't it what we all do, we hear a record &  decide I must have that & we go & buy it or at least begin the hunt 

Spot on, now if the thread was called "Never heard it AT ALL but had to buy it" all collectors could tell us how many middle of the road and jazz records they have in the loft because they took a chance and it was sh#te

On 8/5/2017 at 17:22, gogs said:

Adding "request" shows what the dj was asked to play, maybe not something that they would have otherwise played in their set.

The fact it's in his box show's it wasn't too far from his set surely?

Always imagined whoever came up with  Don't Take Away The Music, The Tavares, had been listening to this not long before!

Ah, Long Long Way, The Ellingtons

After the "last" Wigan nighter in September 81 they played about sixteen hours of enders before December 81

Always knew it was "gonna be a big thing" 

I believe Ginger Taylor organised his funeral when he had a serious illness quite a while back now, he chose JD Bryant I won't be coming back.

Russ Winstanley now drives an ice cream van...........sorry, a nice cream car!