Winsford Soul

That's one of the things I love about this site. The honesty and desire as a whole to sort things properly and post the said results when things come to light. ie royal mail problems. Nice one. Steve

Carl. Send me the new record when it's pressed and I will come out of DJ retirement and play it as a cover up then when we get enough interest we will slowly let a few copies leak out at £5000 a pop, split the profits 50/50 sorted Steve

Just listening to a mp 3 in the car and a Wilson Picket tune started playing called I found a true love. Then in one of the verses he sings about calling his true love magnolia. It just sounded strange .Got me thinking about what other records are out there with strange comments. So let's see what you can come up with. Steve

Buy the gold label. That's never been booted. Steve

Leon Thomas. L. O. V. E Steve

Used to sit this one out and let the stomper/shuffler type dancers have the floor. Steve

Dazz. If you know who booted them please tell. So people can be aware of this. I always thought mine was real. And obviously so did Steve Thomas who knows a lot more than I do. Steve

Pete. I remember Steve Thomas saying to me years ago the only record he would have out of my collection was my Epitome of Sound, Sandbag issue. It had no Braille numbers under the label. Steve

Be nice to get some Canadian wildlife picture's posted, you have set yourself up now for getting out with a camera. Look forward to seeing the results. Steve

Am with you on that Phil , done it with tunes that were totally out of my price range so I could listen to them on CD's in the car. Steve

Malcolm. The scene you describe has in my opinion long gone. Unfortunately. When I first started out on this voyage you had to prove yourself sort of thing with being able to dance, know what records where on what labels, your clothes, but most of all show respect to everybody, so you could earn it. Steve

Phil . I hope your not saying that you have played boots Steve

Three from me. Walter Jackson. It's a uphill climb to the bottom. Linda Grinner . Good by cruel love. Terry Callier. Ordinary Joe. Steve

This Peregrine was hunting jackdaws as they where returning to roost at Warton crag, were the peregrines nest Steve

Russell. Is it I didn't see that coming sort of look. Steve

Marsh Harriers quartering the reed beds looking for smaller birds Steve

Watch the birdies, watching you. Dogging natural history style Steve

Nice one Mal . Steve

Weekly visit to Leighton Moss. Seen my first swallows of the year. And a solitary house martin. Heard my first ever ceti,s warbler,what a song couldn't believe how loud it was. Got some good peregrine and marsh harrier picture's , will post later. Steve

One of my wellies was a boot. The other one was too. Steve

Love that record. Paid £100 I think when I got mine. Don't see many proper ones. Steve

Had the pleasure of seeing the Manhattan's live in the late 70,s at the Cavendish in Blackburn. Fabulous. Then hitched it to the casino. Happy Days. Steve

It would have to be when Ruby and the Romantics recorded We can make it. Simply stunning . Also sitting in on any Brenda Holloway recording. One of the most gorgeous, beautiful females that ever set foot in a recording studio..and as a bonus God she can sing. Even had the pleasure to meet and speak to her. Steve

Go on Nick you know you want to. Only a couple of hours up the A14/ M6. Steve

I remember when I used to run winsford niters someone ( no names ) bought a Freddie chevez for £10 the person selling it thought it was a boot. Don't know how much that pale blue look issue goes for now. But me thinks it a bit more than ten quid. Steve