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Anyone got reasonably priced and reasonable condition (especially the covers) of the following UK Motown albums: Can be either TML or STML 11009 - Temptations - meet The Temptations 11011 - Choker Campbell & His 16-Piece Band - Hits Of The Sixties 11013 - Martha & Vandellas - Dance Party 11016 - Temptations - The Temptations Sing Smokey 11025 - Billy Eckstine - The Prime Of My Life 11064 - Various - Motown Memories 11080 - Gladys Knight & the Pips - Feelin' Bluesy 11083 - Brenda Holloway - The Artistry of Brenda Holloway 11100 - Gladys Knight & the Pips - Silk N Soul I am also after better condition (again particularly covers) of a number of others in the first 200. So if you have anything for sale from 11001 - 11200 please let me know. If you have a better one than what i have and the price is right I will buy it. Cheers Phil

That's £2100 more than I paid for the rights to both the Jimmy Burns and Bobby James (including master tapes and a vinyl copy of each) Inflation ......

Nah. It's all water under the bridge now. The old chemically induced fervour used to make for some interesting nights in the 70's & 80's

The only thing we didn't provide was chicken in a basket

Excellent band, done loads of wonderful tunes. I remember me & Crofty losing a fortune when we put 'em on at Hinckley Lesiure Centre. A douibly memorable night for me that was. A well known member of the scene at the time stuck a pistol in my face in the car park and threatened to kill me. Ah, them were't days Phil

I used to play this at Bradford Queens Hall & Leeds Astoria c1989. A few others used to play it back then too. Is it worth more than £20 these days? Phil

Does this count as crossover? Sorry to be thick but I don't really understand. i just know what i like. And I really like this.... All_That_Matters.mp3

The LV Johnson release is brill IMO. But then again I know absolutely nothing. Phil

I have a spare of I'll Never Say No on DC International that can go. Reasonable offer, it's yours. PM me if interested. Phil My spare copy will shortly be on its way to a new home in the North East

That IS one that I regret selling. Over 10 years ago since it departed to Chez Willingham, and I still really miss it. Phil

I have one of these available for a non-silly price. PM me with non-silly offer if interested. Phil

I have one available for sale in EX+ condition. Sensible offers (circa £125.00) invited. Cheers Phil

Yep. I didn't sell the record. I believe several people did pay big money for it. but not off me. There were quite a few people desperate to buy the record at the time, as uit was the "next big thing". It was only when IL's involvement in it started being punted around that folks didn't want it. I reckon if there had never been a mention of Levine's involvement and a load of copies hadn't turned up it would be a very different story.

A film done the right way in the majority's eyes (majority of the soul scene that is, pleasing all the "right" people and causing no offence to anyone) would appeal to the general cinema going or video watching public about as much hammering nails into their own eye sockets would. A generally entertaining film made to appeal to the vast majority of the cinema going public that used the Northen Soul scene as its backdrop would be widely slated amongst the Northern Soul cognoscenti. I can just imagine it, comments like "this film is supposed to be set in March 1977 and I know for a FACT that Searling didn't play that record until at least October 1977", "load of crap, ripping off the scene" etc etc etc ad nauseam. You know it would be like that. Phil

I've never sold that. Still got my copy. Are you after one? Make me a sensible offer.

Must be Danny Moore. I sold mine to Pete Lowrie (via Pat Brady) for £1000.00 (don't know what markup Pat put on if any), and I replaced it early this year for £60.00 Phil

He did many more rercords than just "Footsteps". 24 hours a day used to be my face. But as I've posted before, the Noel McKoy track on the Northernsoul 2007 CD is brilliant. He does have rather strong opinions I agree, which can upset people sometimes. But it's only because he really believes in the music he's made. Many people of an artistic nature are very opinionated. Myself, for example Phil

It would have to be .... Don gardner - Cheatin Kind, and Court davis, and Eric mercury

I think perspectives can and do change. I have always loved listening to my sounds at home, in the car, wherever. I also used to love going out to venues and the social side of the scene. I used to love DJ'ing to share my sounds with others and occasionally show off. Nowadays though, I think I would rather stick pins in my head than go to a venue. But I listen to my records as much as, if not more than, I ever did. And as I listen alone I choose the playlist Phil

So £800 is too much basically? Cheers

OK. £'s waiting. even though I don't buy 45's anymore

Parisians - Twinkle Little Star. Anybody got one for sale? How much? cheers Phil

I must stress it is the Rockabilly, Danny & The Junior, greasy quiff waving type of RnB that i don't like. There ain't nothing wrong with a little bump n grind however

It would appear that we do - amazing. However my finding RnB for the most part tedious and distasteful obviously still doesn't qualify me to have an opinion on anything

Liking R n B? I agree you deffo should be banged up for that