Woodbutcher

Lovely to see the font change , it's miles better , thank you Mike.

At about 1:50 in the video she's on stage with the doo-wop group shown in your photo , comprising one black chap and three white fellas so I'm not sure where your statement fits.

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So it has changed then ... previous to the fiddling it has always worked as Zanetti has instructed in the OP , as in clicking on the image automatically opened the full size image link in a new tab and as you hover the cursor over the image the '+' sign shows and the next click opened the full version , as it always has every time I've posted the results. Right clicking now works so thank you but there's certainly been a change somewhere and it's not my browser or OS.

@Zanetti Hi there , I just downloaded the image and it's just 86 x 750 @ 190kb so presumably not the full image ???

Seems to be a bit of a glitch this time round , clicking once opens the image but there's no enlarged full size image to follow a second click it just closes the image and takes you back to the original post. May be something to do with the 'upgrade' ... ? @Mike

Vividly remember mine , it was the Barbara McNair/Vandellas - You're gonna love my baby/Spellbound on TamTown. Got it at the Oddfellows in Leicester around 1981 for a quid , was admiring it on the bus on the way home with the Ely crowd when I got an almighty bollocking from Aggro , he'd just bought a stone mint British red and white demo for something silly like £300. Makes £50 these days so not a bad buy at the end of the day , if Aggro's red and white had increased in value pro rata it'd be £15,000 now ...

Judging by the tiniest label details it looks exactly like the latest one on Popsike/Gripsweat , which lists it as being from a UK seller ... ?

It pays to ask the question or do a search on here before pulling the trigger.

Boot. The printing is pretty poorly done , no crisp corners and not 'black' lettering. Real one to compare.

I was underwhelmed by it , but I've read all of CJ Sansom's Shardlake series of books so I was over critical.

They wrote it ...

"Stone out of my mind".

" a while " being the operative phrase.