Imperial C

As good as it can get, perfect, RIP

This should be included

Not sure how to price this superb little piece from 1972, so got to be worth a fiver of anyones money £2.50 will cover postage £7.50 all in. Its about 3 x 5 inches. Bank transfer only. Thanks for looking. Please pm if interested.

Self Moderated

Willie Beaver Hale - Groove-On - U.S Cat M- SOLD The Controllers - The People Want Music - U.S Juana M- 10.00 Ashford & Simpson - It Seems To Hang On - U.S Warner Bros PROMO M- 20.00 Kashif - I Just Gotta Have You - U.S Arista M- 10.00 Lloyd Price - Love Music - U.S GSF M- 10.00 Tavares - Don't Take Away The Music - U.S Capitol PROMO M- 10.00 Lenny Williams - Choosing You - U.S ABC PROMO Ex 10.00 Postage £2.50 + 50p each additional record payment by Bank transfer, thanks for looking.

I salute anyone who runs a youth club Amy, respect to you and your team. We all benefitted from them back then and for many of us too young to get to a nighter and too young to be at one when we did attend, youth clubs were the only place to hear Northern, philly and funk and foster our interest & passion. Just the thing for bored/disaffected youngsters who can relate to emotional stories, which help explain or give some understanding to their own experiences and emotions. There can be no better use of youngsters energy than polishing a dancefloor with leather!

And one for afters

Bullseye for Cupid.

An absolute beauty Bank Transfer only, pm if interested Thanks

Many happy returns Chris, long time no see, hoping all is well with you. Pete

Great to hear some of the observations about the liberation of soul and spirit on the dancefloor through the music. For me no better record from the era than T-Connection Do What You Wanna Do, it says it all. A record to inspire a new generation.

For sheer drama, The Charades - Key To My Happiness

Two more stunning intros from me then if we are rushing Marie Knight - That's No way To treat a Girl Freddie Chavez - They'll Never Know Why

More of a launch than an intro, we have lift off, No Time - John & Wierdest & one of the happiest records on the planet must be Lou Roberts - Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Love with an intro that could cut through anything. If this was played on radio one it would stop everyone in their tracks " Oh this is what music is"