Steve Plumb

The VG+ copy on Discogs on the above link is mine, thanks Swifty Great dancer! Cheers Steve

The tent was also brilliant!

RIP Phil Such a shock, such a lovely guy Steve

Thanks to Bob, Sean & Chalky for their hard work in getting all copies digitised. Thanks also to Derek for 22 years of editing one of the best mags ever Cheers Steve

Good man, that's how it should be done, i agree! Discogs is easy enough to list stuff, so no excuse for it imho x

I take 'generic' to mean 'plain sleeve' Jeff? I think most buyers know this too BUT as we've seen, some expect the sleeve to be as the picture? Here's the discogs official description- GenericWithin the context of grading items in the Discogs Marketplace, the term "generic" refers to a type of sleeve that is not specific to the release. A generic sleeve is either a plain sleeve or a company sleeve with standard company artwork. A sleeve that is graded as "generic" needs no further grading, as a generic sleeve generally adds little value to the item and can be easily replaced. Sellers can further specify a generic sleeve's condition in the “Item condition comment” field if needed. A seller can also note if the sleeve is a company sleeve in the “Item condition comment” field. Cheers Steve

off topic again.......this is very important too when buying on discogs. The more info given by the seller, the better x

Off topic but that drives me mad as a buyer too Mike! As a seller, if i have a 'variation' for sale, i usually make a new listing It bugs me when sellers put say 'white demo' against an issue, instead of listing it separately. Even worse if there is already a white demo on the database and it's just the seller being lazy x

Buena esa Johnny :-)

I had summat similar, even though i marked the sleeve as 'generic' the buyer wanted to know where the company sleeve was from the picture? I did actually find one and sent it to him (through gritted teeth) Most folks understand it but there'll always be one (probably the same guy?) Cheers Steve

I have an unplayed spare if souler didn't sort you out? Cheers Steve

No probs :-)

https://www.discogs.com/sell/item/262552169?ev=bp_det I have a copy of Velvet Hammer on 45 Cheers Steve

Have you tried Glyn Thornhill, it's his label. He's on SS Cheers Steve

That'll be #4 then

.........just thought of another one Kegsy 3) Move to Switzerland Hope this helps :-) Steve

Two ways Kegsy 1) Provide your own VAT ID # if you have one? 2) Stop selling on Discogs Death and taxes and all that :-) Hope this helps? Cheers Steve

Superb night, really enjoyed it and like you say, Kev, i'd have also liked more time to hear about his solo career too? As we were in there for two and a half hours, we'd have needed another couple of hours i reckon? What we did get was a unique insight into the peak times of Motown and Hot Wax/Invictus and it was totally fascinating and i for one was so happy I saw a PROPER legend in the flesh in a superb setting of the Epstein Theatre. Cheers Steve

If i remember rightly, you used to play this to welcoming audience at The Orwell Mr Flanmeister? Superb femme take on a classic song imho and has always been a connasewers 45 :-) Cheers Steve

Have a nice copy of the boot from a collection bought recently If anyone wants to make me an offer (by PM) to save me having to stick it on auction on ebay at 99p, please feel free :-) Would also like an orig, so if anyone got one, please again get in touch (by PM) Cheers Steve

Always been a tough LP to find AND to sell Some weird and wonderful tracks on there incl 'Strange Love' an eternal guilty pleasure of mine :-)

Oz Atlantic 45 - Jimmy (Soul) Clark - Do It Right Now / If I Only Knew Then - Atlantic/Festival AK-2409 Offers being taken on this very rare Australian 45 Condition is excellent with hardly a mark on the vinyl (at least 8 out of 10) Labels nice and clean (see pics below) The Atlantic/Festival original company sleeve is clean but with some lite creases and stains (again, see pics) Please send me a PM Trades also welcome Cheers Steve

Here's a few bits I have for sale RECORDS FOR SALE 1 RECORDS FOR SALE 2 Cheers Steve

As Sean said, some killer stuff on there for sure. My fave track on the whole CD is the stunning crossover dancer by the Natural Resources - If there were no you A real quality unreleased Dore dancer, have played it out a few times now and it sounds superb, future biggie i reckon? Loads of other quality tunes (previously released AND previously unreleased) on there too. Amazing how much quality unreleased tackle is still turning up? The Dramatics, Elaine Armstrong, New Experience, Jesse Johnson, Alvin Robinson etc, all killers! And previously released and under-the-radar gems such as Street People, Herman Davis, Viola Wills, Pretenders etc all sound fantastic (By the way, wait til Kent put out Part 2 of Herman Davis, that's another brilliant find and one for the future for sure!) Nice one Ady and thanks for making everyone aware of the CD Sean Cheers Steve

Sad news indeed R.I.P. Joe