Neiljon31

yep having that - nice one. sure to be remix heaven, and a jamie xx rework, as mentioned, will be just fine for me. good on Ollie for sticking it up

For what its worth I thought the Joy of Disco was very good and went a little further ,esp in the first 20 mins or so, into its subject than a lot of other things. Anything on mainstream telly will have to give village people a nod, saturday night fever etc a nod to get past the boardroom otherwise its an extreme niche documentary. But the Stonewall interviews, Nicky Siano and Mancuso interviews were tremendous. As has been mentioned twice already, Love Saves The Day by Tim Lawrence is an absolutely belting book and I think the best music book (full stop). The story of disco is as much the story of New York and dragging redundant attitudes into the modern era. What gets me though is 'disco' did not stop when a bunch of ignorants blew up boxes of records in Chicago- it was no longer Bianca Jagger going to a club on a horse- and from that came Paradise Garage, The Warehouse, Larry Levan, Frankie Knuckles, Detroit techo ,8 ball records, King Street records, Glenn Underground, Strictly Rhythmn......( you can keep going here)--. It was never a nostalgic or regressive thing and still is not today, as we all know its dance music, club music- call it what you will- Although its not a great film at the end of 'The Last Days of Disco' there is a great speech along the lines of 'disco will never die etc' its made in a dead straight way but its tremendous....... just my thoughts

Great stuff- Lord Marriott on top form as ever. great fella The Gallahads-tremendous stuff, takes me back to Shotts, Mansfield Swan etc when Rob was bosting all over the place- top bloke-- all the best man. Neil

another box set release from numero-- all sounds good to me maybe check out track 5 on the link to Fat City https://www.fatcity.co.uk/sales/pages/Little-Ed--the-Soundmasters-Little-Ed--the-Soundmasters.aspx sorry if this is a repeat topic

https://www.fatcity.c...-This-Time.aspx all worth a listen but try tune 4 for a ... sample / mash up ......... of an old fave- not an obvious choice. good stuff, LP on vinyl, sounds good. Prolific fella.

nice one- very olds cool last years 7" was a blinder

check out the vocals of John Turrell on the very recently released smoove and turrell 'eccentric audio' LP, or on recent Kraak & Smaak LP. Both on vinyl both excellent, alice russell tremendous recent release with mr scruff yes to Kylie Audist, check out 'in a week in a day' on tru thoughts Hidden Jazz Quartet I don't think Plan B etc come into it for me- there are loads and loads of great new sounds without tip toe'ing into this type of contrived pop music which frankly is not aimed at me and I dare say Plan B etc do not want me to like it- its for young folk to dig and draw from what they will with all its influences, contrivance and references and more power to them ! I thought his little speech about mods in 2 button suits etc was a bit embarassing but thats speaking as myself-if I was 13 or so and heard that I would have been digging it I'm sure. No need to compare anything with anything really, especially something 40 odd years apart.

John I have Billy Always selt titled LP from 1982, TAS12114. Doubt I can add anything 45's wise.

ominous What an album to sign off with. GENIUS

great stuff that, thanks for sticking it up. Turned the sound off the cricket to listen it which would probably not impress Eddie P. would make a great series, bet everyone can think of someone they would enjoy listening to, prob need to interview yourself as well !.. nice one

Chris could be worth a try sound accesories, tel 01223 849828 or 01638 662843 cardboard box with lid that holds 150, 3 for £20 there is an advert on page 104 of latest record collector , just noticed min order is 15 boxes though neil

The 'large shape' 9ltr ones are great for 45's as has been mentioned on here before..check out local Maplins for them, bargain prices if they stock them. Also... Deconomix storage, its not cheap but worth it, I pushed the boat out on it when I moved a few years ago and worth the investment I think. I like these photo's being posted as I'm a right nosey get !

This was rereleased in 2008 on Counterpoint Records as a 7". Its also on a compilation cd / vinyl I'm sure you will track down the repress 7 if it suits you, its good quality vinyl large centre hole, here is a link to counterpoint records https://www.counterpointrecords.co.uk/docs/singles.php no clue about the scarcity of the orignal issue i'm afraid

jesse james.... great track, has this ever hit the heights of being played out a lot ? ....its got it all for me also tremendous flip --green power--which might be good to go right now if it has'nt already , anyone ?

The top cupboard had a good article from Blackbeat up there I think written by Steve G about Dennis Talley with pics of Fourth Day and Emanuel Laskey. Amongst other things it mentions that Pat Brady c/up 4th Day as Larry Saunders. also I got Superbs- In and Out Of Love 107a Party Together 107b

There is also a Lee Edwards album 'Shades of Love', its a 'seawind production for DT records'. The 7" I Found Love is included on the album as is its flip Equal Love Opportunity ;which according to the front of the sleeve is a million seller. IFL is DT 5800A ELO is DT 5799B dated 1981. Magnificents- On My Way Up (104a) - You Turn Me On (104b) ............this being the 7". Cherish-For You (107a) -Tomorrows child (107b) Executive Suite-Why in the world do they keep on (108b) - I must move on (108a) might have some more info in a bag in the top cupboard !!

I would think you could order direct from the US and save post ? Drop Fat City an email if you have'nt already , they are pretty helpful. Its also available through Juno

https://www.fatcity.co.uk/sales/pages/Boddie-Recording-Acetate-Box.aspx just post this link up for anyone interested. Came across it today from Fat City. Good sounds, nice package and a good tale. Like these type of things ! Neil

Thats uncanny this should be posted today. I got them out yesterday, I have 1 to 4 but not 5. So, anybody got a Vol 5 to sell ?? Hoping Dylan is sorted and I'm not jumping the thread...not after the same as Dylan,

How was Candi Staton ?

Absolutley top shout on the Independents Dave, Anyone mentioned Albert Jones ?

Oh Dave,....... bang on. I remember crossover before it was crossover I remember crossover when crossover was soul music, before crossover was northern I remember crossover before record labels sold the crossover I remember crossover before the superclubs I remember crossover........... thanks to Blaze, I'm sure they will be ok with my sample

I agree with Ian..... enough in what you mention to suggest you do not skip them. Time etc to list is always a factor for what could be little return. Lots of the techno / more ravey stuff might be landfill, but you could always bundle them up into mixed 100's and sell at £25 a shot or something. I bought such lot last year from someone, gave about 85 that were no good to me to a mate to go through and I kept 15 or so which I was ok with for £30 I paid. Curtis Hairston-I Want You All Tonight... is a great record , remember it being one of Derek Pearson's shades of soul tapes in about 1984 or so. Go on keep listing them on here

If you get lucky you might catch a record show at the holiday inn off Columbus Circle neck of the woods. search on line for dates, I went to one maybe 18 months ago which was a little bizarre playin vinyl on a fisher price big bird player but picked up some good 70's albums

Me too, I saw that. I only saw the last 45 minutes of the film and cursed myself for not watching it all. Love those street scenes from early 70's... its a world away. I know its a story and a bit soapy but bordeline documentary after all these years. Happened to catch Columbo after which made for a very lazy Sunday afternoon.