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Thanks

My plays, in no particular order Spritual Four - If You Think Your God Is Dead - Sendus Robert Redtop Young - Your Future - Soulsations Vondells - Hey Girl You've Changed - Airtown Custom The Magnificents - She's Called A Woman - Eastern Leon Haywood - Baby Reconsider - Fat Fish Don Gardner - Cheating Kind - Sedgrick Lucky White - The Poet - Unreleased Kyser Records Pamela Beaty - Talkin' Eyes - Tip Groovettes - Think It Over Baby - Reness Cautions - No Other Way Shrine Cairos - Stop Overlooking Me - Shrine Eric Mercury - Lonely Girl - Sac Topics - Have Your Fun - Dream Divines - I Gotta Make it - AOA Sarah McCall - Your Bucket Got A Hole In It Tommy Ridgley - My Love Is Getting Stronger - International City George Hobson - Let It Be Real - Sound City Court Davis - Try To Think What You're Doing - East Coast Poets - Wrapped Around YOur Finger - J-2 Plus a couple more I can't remember

Very similar. I'll post mine up later

I have a white label test press of it. But credited to Ram-Brock not Clissac

But your listing is pretty misleading. At no point do you state that it's actually an out an out boot. You do say it's not one of the recent bootlegs, but you don't let the potential buyer know that it's an old bootleg. I'd be asking for my money back if I were the buyer.

A very nice £10 record that I occasionally give a spin to too.

I have this on a Fame studios acetate. I didn't realise it was previously unreleased Will it be worth anything?

To be honest I made that assumption. Perhaps incorrectly? If it's for home consumption then that's fine. Bootlegs, pressings etc were made so that people could own, and play at home, a piece of music that they had heard played out. Back in the day when most music was listened to on record players then that was the norm. Nowadays most music is listened to on computers and (decreasingly) CD. So why anyone would want to listen to a piece of music on a record that they don't actually own (ie the ORIGINAL) is absolutely beyond me.

That saddens me. Leeds Central was where I spent some of my formative years on the scene and I don't remember the policy being "anything goes" back in the day. Why do DJ's not only play records they actually own? IE on an original release. If not then why not just play CD's or mp3's and leave the founding ethos of the scene well and truly behind

If you're not bothered if its a boot why not just download it?

There's loads of 'em about

I sold my spare to John Edge. I thought I'd sold it years and years ago so didn't even realise I still had it, so bought it again off Neil Rushton, then when going through the boxes from when I moved in 2006 and still hadn't unpacked found it was still there I may be tempted to part with it. It's in VG+

No. Still need Billy Floyd And decent-ish copies of one or two others plus your Chains Of Love

I usually stay at The Congress hotel in Chicago. It's a nice place.Its on Michigan Avenue near the lake For entertainment there's a few blues bars on North Halsted and aroud Lincoln Park. Plus in town around Halsted & Division some good bars too. there's usually festivals around Lincoln Park area most weekends in summer too.

Maybe not. But if it does I've had some records that are right "Patrick Adams Productions"

Never mind

Is it? I sold one for £100 not long back

Do you still have it? I have an issue but I now pine for a demo

To be fair, I was booked to do a rare spot

About 15000. What are you after?

I ferkin' love Marmite

Remembered a couple more I played, so added 'em on the bottom

Cheers

My playlist across two spots, in no particular order and I've probably forgotten some ... Bernard Williams - Needless To Say - Harthon The Q - That's The Way - Hound Larry Wright - It's Okay With Me - A-Go-Go Houston Outlaws - Ain't No Telling - Westbound Fantastic Puzzles - Come Back - New Moon Innersection - Let Me Love Yuh - Group 5 Dynells - Call On Me - Atco George Lemons - Fascinating Girl - Gold Soul Jock Mitchell - Not A Chance In A Million - Impact Ronnie McNeir - Isn't She A Pretty Girl - De-To Vondells - Hey Girl You've Changed - Airtown Custom The Magnificents - She's Called A Woman - Easstern Betty Turner - The Winds Kept Laughing - Crescent Jimmie & The Entertainers - New Girl - Toddling Town Jimmy Robbins - I Just Can't Please You - Imprtession Mel Britt - She'll Come Running - FIP Salvadors - Stick By Me Baby - Wise World Don Gardner- Cheatin' Kind - Sedgrick The Poets - Wrapped Around Your Finger - J-2 Eric Mercury - Lonely Girl - Sac Bobby James - I Really Love You - Karol Brooks Brothers - Looking For A Woam - Tay James Bounty - Prove Yourself A Lady - Compass Adventurers - Easy Baby - Compass Dena Barnes - If You Ever Walked Out Of MY Life - Inferno Tomangoes - I Really Love You - Washpan Hyperions - Why Do You Wanna Treat Me The Way You Do - Chatahoochee Magnificents - There Can Be A Better Way - MAM Parisian - Twinkle Little Star - Demon Hot Tommy Ridgley - My Love Is Getting Stronger - International City Ernest Moseley - Stubborn Heat - La Cindy Martha Star- Loves The Only Solution - Thelma Billy Kennedy - Sweet Things - Thelma Emanuel Laskey - Peace Loving Man - Thelma Eddie Daye & The Four Bars - Guess Who Loves You - Shrine Cairos - Stop Overlooking Me - Shrine Ray Pollard - This Time - Shrine plus quite a few more I can't remember at the moment

Sad, sad news