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So did Joe Dolce - Shaddap You Face at our local nightclub back in the day Popularity is never a reliable indicator of quality. Phil

And on the "bad" side of this thread.... Thankfully not got any of ';em on any format Larry Trider - Carbon Copy Profiles - Take A Giant Wrap Roscoe & Friends - Broadway Sissy One question about all these three ....... Why? Phil

Three for me, which are still my top three of all time. Thankfully now got 'em all on original vinyl. Court Davis - Try To Think What You're Doing Don Gardner - Cheatin' Kind Eric Mercury - Lonely Girl Awesome! Phil

I'm with you - i'm born again Wigan was the first real soul place I ever went to, the first all-niter I ever went to and for me was, and still is, a magical special place. The whole week was spent, for me and many like me, just waiting for the weekend to go to The casino. The whole experience, the journey there, the journey home, the recreational pharmaceuticals, the latest record purchase, the new sound you heard for the first time, seeing mates from across the land. Magic! Phil

Done!

It does to me too. But that's why I only collect and release 'em instead of making 'em

I'm pleased to announce that the deal has now been done and the next release on Soul Intention wil be ... SI005 - Otis Williams - Take Me Back / I Got To Have You Hope to have it available by mid Jan. This has got to be one of the best 70's double-siders ever! Phil

I know where you're coming from Mark, but each to their own. I don't only chase rare records myself. I'm after every record that I like and that I don't already own. I don't DJ either and never have particularly (other than the odd night here and there) but still just have a burning desire to own them all on the original vinyl. Phil

I have been accused before of overpaying for records. But if you want a record and can afford is it overpaying? I have, based on the reverse of that same logic, seriously underpaid for records too. I spend, compared to the average buyer I suppose, quite a lot on records but value is all about how much you want it and how much you'll pay for it. As to what I do with them? Just play them at home mostly. I only ever play vinyl at home and don't mind getting up every 3 minutes or so to change the record. Phil

I have a mint minus copy available for the right price. Phil

I still have about 20-30 of these. Binned at least 50 of them about 18 months ago. Wish I'd kept them now Me and Crofty did them back in 1988 Phil

I didn't laugh at all Pete. Just made £999 profit. Come to think of it I did laugh at the time. But not for long cos I spent the lot on other records that mostly decreased in value

I know, I know ... But this film shows, if anything , as Feodor Dostoevsky said "There is no subject so old that something new cannot be said about it." Phil

Just seen it in Bradford. I've given it 7/10. I enjoyed it, as entertainment pure and simple. It did give me a sense of nostalgia. It wasn't a perfectly accurate representation of the Casino but it did capture the atmosphere. The dance-off was very contrived but worked to an extent as an artisitc tool to showcase the rivalry. but it only lasted a minute or so. Overall quite enjoyable, But what do I know? I've never watched a Russian art house film in my life Phil

Going to see it tonight. Looking forward to it. Hope it's as good as the last film I saw - Trasnsformers 2 Phil

Our latest release on Soul Intention the fantastic "Love Enough To Care" by The Four Tops is nearly sold out! This was a limited edition press on 7" vinyl. For your chance to buy this outstanding piece of soul history go to https://www.soul-intention.co.uk/release.htm to buy online. Attached is a sample of the track which is getting big dancefloor spins all over. Phil Four Tops - Love Enough To Care - Edit Sample.mp3 Four Tops - Love Enough To Care - Edit Sample.mp3

Flip the Universals over - great tune! Phil

Antiques - Go For Yourself - LaSalle Don Gardner - We're Gonna Make It Big - MC5 Demo Johnny Praye - Can't get Too Much Love - Sidewalk W/D Billy Preston - Let The Music Play - Capitol Roy Redmond - Ain't That terrible - Loma W/D Phil

October 17th - 3pm to 9pm

My playlist (nearly, but not quite in order). Mainly an oldies spot, but the Beehive is mainly an oldies venue, with a good responsive crowd who are always up for it. Stanley Mitchell - Get It Baby - Dynamo WD Willie Kendrick - Change Your Ways - RCA WD Cliff Nobles - Our Love Is Getting Stronger - J-V Bernard Wiiliams - It's Needless To Say - Harthon Cashmeres - Show Stopper - Hem Seven Soul - I Still Love You - Okeh WD Don Gardner - Cheatin' Kind - Sedgrick Tiaras - Love's Made A Connection - Seton Larry Atkins - Lighten Up - Highland Pookie Hudson - This Gets To Me - Jamie WD 7th Avenue Aviators - You Should O' Held On - Congress WD Porgy & Monarchs - My Heart Cries For You - Musicor Natural Four - I Thought You Were Mine - ABC WD The Trends - Thanks For A Little Lovin' - ABC WD Jock Mitchell - Not A Chance In A Million - Impact issue Ronnie McNeir - Sitting In My Class - De-To Dena Barnes - If You Ever Walked Out Of My Life - Inferno WD Billy Prophet - What Can I Do - Sue WD Herb Ward - Strange Change - Argo There were a couple more, but I've forgotten. Must have been the atmosphere Phil

Gary Rushbrooke Richard Seaeling Butch

The smell - Brut, sweat and piss (in and near the bogs) Phil

Sorry, no offence meant. It's just that enquiring as to availability is the new "i'd like to buy" You can have a 10% discount

Shall I assume that means you want to buy them all My sales available at: Phil

Can't speak for George Sharp, as although I know who he is obviously, I've never actually hung around with him or been his mate. I didn't sweep the floor at Queens Hall, but did once at Leeds Astoria for the TV cameras. We had cleaners the rest of the time. Pat has had some great mailing lists, but I've not had one through the post in about 20 years, nor bought a record off him in about the same time. Did sell a lot to himj though in mid 1997 or so. Phil