Denbo

"Best Set Ever Spun" That's a tough one. There's been so many I couldn't single one out as my 'best ever'!!!

Haven't seen this before. Where's it from? South Africa?

Well spotted that man. Hadn't noticed that on the 'Irish' Polydor copy.

VERY!!!

Wow, what a great selection of records, c/w sound files for them all. It's like being in a record shop with a record player at your side. Am hoping to win a few but bidding is intense. Nice one Mike. You can see the effort you've put into all this. Well done.

And I now have a nice mint issue.

Point 1.

I hope I don't get myself into trouble with Juke Box Jam, or anybody else for that matter, but you have to think twice when you might be thinking they're 're-releasing' records for profit, when it could be for posterity. Just a thought. eg Now, I'm not saying I'm for it, or against it, just being the devil's advocate, to see what others think?

Interesting topic. Nice one Dave.

Could be more explicit?

If you don't have any luck with the grading you want, I have a spare at home in VG+ if memory serves me right? But can't check until the weekend.

I know but had already mentioned it on Facebook.

A rare record indeed and a bargain at that price.

That's what I was thinking?

Let me just say, I've heard it . . . . . and it's awesome!!! Can't / won't say any more than that.

I've always found myself tipping my hat to the B-side, "I'm Gonna Make It". But like you said both sides are brilliant. Btw, this was one of Roger Eagle's 'favourite records' and got some plays down the Twisted Wheel.

If you're referring to my comments earlier Otis, I've already said, I'm not sure anymore. I'm pretty sure though that it wasn't either of the first two you mentioned.

Could be Rick, To be honest, now we've heard from Brian re Mazel's, I'm beggining to wonder just where it was??? Defo in Manchester though.

Absolute Bargain!!!

I'll second that. Quality nights, quality records, quality experience. That goes for Klubb Magnus too.

I'm on as well.

Yeah, one particular second hand record shop in Kensington, of which there were at least two, had some brilliant records pass through their racks. I bought nearly half a collection of absolute mint Soul records on labels like Stateside, Cameo Parkway, Black Atlantic, Red Atlantic, Columbia, Parlophone, Capitol, London, etc, etc, etc, whilst my old pal Frank (RIP) bought the other half. I ended up getting a few of them as well in swops and deals. There were a few shops like that in Liverpool and it somehow felt like me and Frank had them mostly to ourselves, based on the kinda stuff we picked up. Sadly, not like that anymore. You'd be hard pushed to find a handful of that kind of second hand record shop anymore in Liverpool, or elsewhere for that matter.

Ralphs and Spin In sound familiar, it might have been one of them. When I say 70s Brian, I mean 1970 / 1971 (/ 1972 at the latest). Most of my English collection came from the shops around Liverpool, of which, at one time, there were many. If you include second hand shops as well. Ah well, never mind, it's all in the past now.

Just guessing but perhaps it would have to go down as a Gift?

Thanks smudger