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Wayne Carter.........mines on the original label NOT this one! Same tune though...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpSsDvgdbCQ not my copy (MINES PRISTINE) and bad player....doesnt do it justice, but gives you idea... DOMESTIC 5

great tune...soulful social protest soul. V hard to find. Got mine about 2 years back..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s87E7HBJuOE Darrow Fletcher

https://www.youtube.c...h?v=s87E7HBJuOE ILLUSIONS ON HOLD

FOUR ANDANTES

ILLUSIONS – Just An Illusion freedom vg++ £130 HOLD WAYNE CARTER – Mad Mouth Woman Mootreys mint £130 K.L Hamilton – Im Trying on RIP PRO m £200 so rare! Darrow Fletcher – Infatuation Jacklyn mint £60 one of his best! JACKIE RUSSELL - If You Dont Want Me soul Kitchen £100 m- TITUS TURNER - Sodom & Gommorrah Dart m- £30 dirty r& B JAMES TAYLOR - Love With Hope ovide m- £40 GONE James Monroe - Frontiersman Of The Galaxy - magic touch m- offers DOMESTIC 5 - Empty World Aquarius £550 m The dogs!

https://www.cambstimes.co.uk/content/cambstimes/multimedia/video/story.aspx?brand=CATOnline&category=Media_Video&tBrand=HertsCambsOnline&tCategory=videoCAT&itemid=WEED11%20Jun%202009%2012%3A47%3A28%3A390 The company in action...3 different shows

Brilliant. Almost see the advert on TV..

Hi, well i would say that the only progressive djs in OZ, and ive djed there alot, are Sam Goldie, Alex White, Callum and Frankie Driscoll and a couple moreetc... I found the rest of it to be oldies orientated and a bit nostalgic. Anyway, i think you are underestimating the USA, Scandanavia and Japan....having attended events in all of these countries i would say they are way ahead of OZ. Mainly because they have no preconceptions or dogma attached to their choices of music...they just play soulful dance music, be it, funk based or 60s. BUT having said that , OZ isnt alone in lagging behind, because the UK is also lagging behind.. these guys. WE can learn a lot and thats what i mean by dogma!! The attitude that "we were there at the beginning, so we know best and our definition of what it is, is the dogs b-llocks" We seem to be stuck in a rut in this country and venues are a bit too afraid to GO FOR IT and try to embrace fully whats happening in the wider world of soul/funk quality 60/70s music. They are too stuck in dogmatic definitions of genres and still wheel out the same djs week after week! Not that thats a bad thing, but to me a lot of the djs seem even more bored than the punters.... Thats obviously just my opinion..But i have to say, ive had much more fun abroad (including OZ) in the last few years than in the UK and heard a wider and better choice of music too...! Dont overlook the enthusiasm and passion and soul of these younger guys.....

BABY WASHINGTON - Get A Hold Of Yourself People still too scared to dance to it.....its a tsunami! Top Notch 1 minute and 48secs of full weather front!

I have one £20 mint!

Oh god! Just come online and saw this. Ive been too busy to come on and moan about stuff.ha! We actually performed at Westminster yesterday in front of Home Secretary, Attorney General etc! The kids were brilliant and for some it was their first trip to London...so they were very excited! Anyway, thanks everybody..its all below if you have time to read. If anyone wants to see the next show December 7th, let me know. peace Date 01/09/09 Reference TI/21/10/09/JA/DO CAMBRIDGE DANCERS DAZZLE MINISTERS GRAVITY-DEFYING Dance Offensive wowed government ministers with a surprise performance at the prestigious Justice Awards. The Cambridge dance group's high-energy show at Westminster's Banqueting House yesterday (Tuesday October 20) was kept top secret until the last minute. Guests at the Justice Awards included Attorney General Baroness Scotland, Home Secretary Alan Johnson and David Hanson, Minister for Policing and Security. Dance Offensive were the surprise star act at the awards, hosted by Crimewatch UK presenter Matthew Amroliwala. Eight young Cambridge performers, ranging in age from 13 to 21, gave a stunning performance, combining breakdancing with hip hop moves. Afterwards artistic director Paul Sadot was invited on stage to talk about the work Dance Offensive does in engaging young people and preventing youth crime. The company, whose members include referrals from the Cambridgeshire Youth Offending Service, engages with hundreds of young people each year and delivers 15 hours of free classes each week. Paul formed Dance Offensive in 2006 with the aim of integrating at risk youth with mainstream members. He said: "We promote, via dance, a sense of social and communal care and responsibility and this provides a positive focus for a lot of young people. " The eight dancers performing at Westminster had rehearsed their Unify dance piece for the past couple of months, putting in lots of hard work to perfect it. Jana Harmitt-Read, 16, woke up at 6.30am to make the train to London on Tuesday morning. "I set three alarms just to wake up. My brother got annoyed with them going off." She said she'd felt nervous but once the group started rehearsing, her adrenaline had kicked in and she couldn't wait to perform. The crew's oldest performer Samriye A-dirie, 21, was up till 1.30am the night before the Justice Awards, practising his breakdancing technique. Samriye first became interested in Capoeira, a form of Brazilian street dancing, at his secondary school in Manchester at the age of 14. It was there that he met Paul, a Capoeira master. The latter was so impressed by Samriye's skills that he decided to mentor him. These days Samriye is Dance Offensive's breakdance teacher, inspiring other youngsters. He said: "Over the past two years a lot of them have come up from beginners to advanced dancers. Hopefully they will become the next generation of great breakers." Mr Sadot said it was a "privilege and an honour" to headline at the Justice Awards, a national ceremony recognising justice staff who've gone the extra mile. Dance Offensive will perform at the Mumford Theatre in Cambridge on December 7. The Pressure Drop 2 show will feature some of the country's top dance professionals, including extreme martial arts champion Chloe Bruce. For more details see www.danceoffensive.co.uk. ENDS

What Do You See In Her m- Rare and enough said! Top tune..offers SOLD!

ILLUSIONS Just An Illusion freedom vg++ £130 WAYNE CARTER Mad Mouth Woman Mootreys mint £130 INELL YOUNG What Do You See In Her on Libra mint offers very rare now, superb! went for a lot on JMs. K.L Hamilton Im Trying on RIP PRO m £200 rare and brilliant Darrow Fletcher Infatuation Jacklyn mint £60 what a great underplayed track, one of his best!

The Domestic 5 in mint condition nice, most of the recent copies that have turned up have been shagged. Dave W This is a minter and in beautiful condition...gtreat info about James Lately etc..

60 - 70 then pete. Its a very tough record to find in any condition.

Well still suprised that this hasn't gone (wheres the xover/soul collectors!) EMPTY WORLD by DOMESTIC 5 on Aquarius mint £500 mega rare and one of the very best soul records EVER! The guys almost crying at the end...on one of the most beautiful labels!

Goes for £90/£100 mint (not many minters though). Even a rough copy is £70ish...

Their previous output is in the vein of student type films Des. Wouldnt like to comment, but have a feeling that this wont be a big multiplex number. somewhere between art house and dvd i think.... Fact they withdrew Youtube footage doesnt show a lot of confidence in their own product.

What a lovely bag!

TWO GREAT TUNES! SNAP em up!! Wild Honey - I can't go on (Being without you) - Houston International VG+ $300 Not too known, very cool 70s soul Wild Honey - I can't go on (Being without you) - Houston International - James Monroe - Frontiersman of the galaxy - Magic Touch M- $300 Very nice modern soul, great beats james monroe---frontiersmen of the galaxy---magic touch -

Go On Home You Communist - Al C Bailey Ron Paul vg++ brilliant funk edged r & b dancer, both sides tick the boxes for a full dance floor...a rare piece that normally goes for twice the price £150

BEAUFORT EXPRESS - Here I Come (vietnam song!) SHEILA WILMA - Look At Your Soul (protest, ghetto) ANTONIO CASTRO - W.E.L.F.A.R.E. (protest about poverty) SOUL INJECTIONS - Stay Off The Moon (Protest about social conditions) WALLY COCO - Message To Society (human condition protest) LITTLE OSCAR - The Message (protest)

Sold mine cheap acouple of years back....didnt like the country and western style vocal...