Simon M

The traditional Northern soul dance (a side to side movement via a back step). Where did it develop and was it prevalent at the earliest venues . Im sure someone like Rod Shard could answer this Simon

Wow Steve Plumb had it at £100

hahha Cream Crackers do soak up a lot

I think they are still important as very often your giving them to people who actually go out An Arty one does catch the eye !

Over to Mr Forrest for those

I concur and its over to hmmm Ian Wright

Very strange and over to Garethx .

His memory is fading

So did you ring him Marc ?

Sold my spare ages ago ..Doh

Thanks Mel . I'll check the friends thing now

Sorry my mistake Brief Encounter - What about Love has gone up a fair bit

One in sales somewhere too

New mix at https://www.soulselect.com/ All nice and cheap 7 '' records for the collector Simon M

Ahh but I gave no opinion on it to him ., Garethx was there too

I had a chat with him about it a couple of years ago at Soul Rev

And Butch too

It wasnt me Marc

Butch said Buddy C was an average deep record and he knows his deep

Thumping bass synth excellent I bet Hampster hates it now , man he must have loads of records he hates now lol

I bet they really asked Brett , for something they could dance to !? :lol:

Its gone down in price now Mick H is playing it .

Sounded better than Joe Jama Steve

The Men on the Moon !

Try Love again , what a tune . Wrighty was mad to sell it