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The one you're thinking of is by Tammi Lavette and is called summat like 7 days is too long, and it's a great track. Simon White or Neil Rushton would know for sure. Phil

I have one for sale if anyone's interested? Slight edge warp that does not affect play. Otherwise EX condition. Any sensible offer will be considered. Always made me smile - label called green light but it's actually red Phil

Hi, I have this in M- condition. if interested please PM me an offer. Cheers Phil

Hi, I've got GW 27 Barbara Mercer - The things we do togather GW 38 Debonaires - Big time fun Let me know if you still want, and PM me an offer. Cheers Phil

A few I've been playing today. Phil

Got copies of most of the releases including lots of garage type stuff from the label owner Jack (i think) Checkaway, and he told me this (Rachmaninov) too. The label is still actually going today, producing indie rock stuff Phil

Which one was he after, and did you get it for him? If not I may be able to help out. Bob Lee gave me just about everything they ever released on his labels. Phil

Jim Delphs is king Which is an anagram of "Skid Leg Nymph is Jim". Amazing!

Go one letter back in the alphabet on the first letter of each of the names Paul and Mooney. Delete the third letter of the first name, move the second letter forward by three places in the alphabet and move it to the end of the first name and you've got .... OLD LOONEY. Now THAT is spooky! Phil

Well I know nothing at all, obviously. What exactly do you mean by definitive? If you mean just turned up and did the song without imparting any soul or feeling, then I have to agree.

I "Almost" agree. But not quite

JOY (Jubilee Outreach Yorkshire) in Shipley, Yorks. Not open today, but will be tomorrow. Phil Yeah, me too. Can never quite decide which of the sides I like best.

I know where you're coming from but I "believe" Verble's rendition more than Jimmy's. As for his name, several people on this scene could and should take that name via deed poll

--> QUOTE(mark.b @ Aug 13 2006, 11:39 AM) link hi phil £100 or thereabouts even fetches £30 on uk right on ? mark Flipping 'eck. That's unbelievable! I gave a Right On copy away with about 200 or so other pressings and other what I considered to be "worthless" (only monetary value not soul content) records just a few weeks ago to the local charity shop, as just moved house recently and not got as much room. I have another box of the same stuff ready to go, stuff I've picked up over the years buying collections off people - Out Of The Past, Grapevine, Inferno, lookalike boots etc. Phil

But ...... in extra time Domino plays a double six (excuse the mixed metaphors ) and walks off the victor. Jimmy's version although great, just doesn't (to my ears anyway) have the depth of feeling that Verble's does. Phil

It is a shame. The other side is excellent too.

No? What's it go for? Cheers Phil

In general I would agree. But in then case of this particular song, Chicago wins by a last minute goal

No not in general, but this particular track - "I've Been Fooled Before". A Chicago composition by Bob Lee (co-owner of Toi and Jerhart labels amongst others) and Sherman Nesbury (singer, songwriter, producer and one-time member of the Admirations) this was originally released by Verble Domino on the Chicago based Toi label and subsequently covered by Jimmy Delphs on Ollie McLaughlin's Detroit based Carla label. Which one is the better version? Verble just wins it for me. Phil

I can record some & post 'em up if you want. Which ones? Cheers Phil

Just having a little play through at random off the shelves and come up with a few "forgotten how good these were" cheapo's Little Ben & The Cheers - Baby You're Mine (Rush) Dorothy & The Hesitations - Don't Set Me Up For The Kill (Jamie W/D) The Volcanos - That's How Strong My Love Is (Virtue) Carlena Weaver - Jealousy (Audel) Micheal Washington - Little Girls (Cap City) Robert Taylor - Packin' Up Your Love (Sonic) Billy Sha-Rae - Do It (Hour Glass) - September Jones eat yer heart out! The Remarkables - Is The Feeling Still There (Audio Arts) (whoa whoa) I Love Him So - Nikki Blu (Parkway Demo) Darrow Fletcher - I Like The Way I Feel (Revue) The Miller Sisters - I'm Telling It Like It Is (GMC) Little Carl Carlton - Bad For Each Other (Back Beat) Fantastic Puzzles - Come Back (New Moon W/D) Joe Buckman - Till The End Of Time (Sepia) Bobby Hebb - Proud Soul Heritage (Laurie) Chuck Bernard - Every Hurt Makes You Stronger (Satellite) The Superiors - Can't Make It Without You (MGM Demo) Tony Talent - Gotta Tell Somebody (about my baby) (Vando) Joe - L - (i'm not gonna be) Worried (Clissac) Linda Carr - In My Life (Ranwood) Bobby Sansom - This is It (Acta) The Traits - Some Day Some Way (Contact) Mary & The Desirables - Hurting Hurts (Checker) I may post some more up later. Just loving playing through the tunes. Phil

I can help with Otis Williams. What's it go for? Cheers Phil

I think I visited there with you Mr B? And a couple times with Dave from Caversham Phil

I may as well throw my two pennorth in. Firstly let me make my own stance clear - I am a vinyl collector, when I used to DJ I only played proper vinyl and I spent the best part of my teen and adult life searching for and buying original vinyl and that "passion" was to the exclusion of just about everything (and everyone) else in my life. I re-mortgaged the house to buy records and consequently had it reposessed when I lost the job. Even spent the money I'd saved up for the revenue on vinyl too, the taxman was not best pleased to say the least Still do buy the odd record now and again but have calmed down the last few years. So for me vinyl, vinyl and more vinyl. But .... the best collection in the world doesn't make a good DJ. No way, no how. A good DJ is one who knows how to put a set of records together for the specific crowd for which he (or she) is playing to. Be they rarities, common as muck, vinyl, CD, or even mp3 is irrelevant as long as the paying punters enjoy themsleves. In the context of some venues then original vinyl is just as important as the ability to put the set of records together, but not in most. Phil

This kind of thing is truly sickening, but alas is nowt new. I wrote a letter to Black Echoes magazine about this very thing happening at Bradford Queens Hall niter when Steve Croft and I were running it back in 1988/89. It happened a few times and eventually did work and got us shut down for a while. The green eyed monster is, and never has been, far away on the scene. Hope they don't shut the place down. Phil