Happy Feet

And me , I guess everyone who purchased His book will have been sent the same the email

Very difficult and awkward question to ask ,and answer , for the most something that covers all tastes, and a few that specialize in a particular genre or style , depending on mood , reissue or new , so for me they all deserve to be nominated, so I guess I'm stuck on the fence ,,,, for now , it's a bit like Sports Personality Of The Year , you know who would like to nominate, and then out of the blue,,,

Hi Roger, Have pmd Cheers Dave

Try Big Boppa on eBay , very reasonable prices and postage included .

Definitely the one and only Tell , if you haven't visited for a few yrs, it should be on your radar , something for all not just rock legends,,,,

He still does , Terry now owns the business and Robert as he calls him , not Planty like his mates , still frequent's the shop has a keen ear but always manages to get a bumper discount , no wonder he's got a 1 Million plus record collection lol

Ah ha , recently I had this conversation with Chris Anderton , and believe it or not, "Rob the Mod " sat in on Radio 6 music , for a couple of weeks and one of the tunes he played ( from his reputed 1 Million strong record collection) on UK Stateside of course , was Vernon Garretts, Shine It On , and is still an avid collector of Kent ( ace / Kent etc ) albums , to this day . Like I've always said the music of your youth is very hard to shake off .

Hi Steve , I have pmd you . Dave

I don't wish to sound like an ignorant git , or a shit stirrer , I offered 1 tune , and obviously others 1 or 2 , but did anybody over possibly 3 threads , take up the challenge of 10 records , if not it's all round to Chalkys ,,,, There's been a few topics over the last 2 weeks or so and before , and it does seem like rarity wether good or bad has been at the fore , but still no 10 records that would fill a dance floor for half a set , here's my no 2 , cost £3-99. Just weeks 3 ago , sold it years past and always wanted another , 8 to go lol

Personally I only use discogs as a guide , find the middle asking price and half it , it does work especially if the seller is honest . My worst experience, a couple of years back was to purchase a copy of Willie Tee , Teasing You Again for a miserable sum , I queried the seller and he confirmed it was the original etc . When it arrived it was the Atlantic golden series reissue, of Teasing You, the only good thing it had an address from the original sale in the US. I contacted him ,he ignored , I contacted him again with a label copy of which it should look like . He replied send it back and I will refund you , I said no because I didn't want some other poor bugger falling for the same scam . He refunded me up to the same amount that that particular release was worth , because I actually liked the b side I wanted to keep it . I appealed to discogs to remove this reissue as an original Teasing You Again , and the process was soul destroying, eventually after a couple of weeks, I had received enough supporters to have this £5 . Reissue removed and then they had the cheek to ask me if I concurred with findings . Perhaps in a case like the one above , we should bombard them with warnings to warn the possible mug that he's being ripped off , and hopefully stop the unnecessary false pricing, of over inflated records in order to line the pockets of the discogs board of directors , I'm sure there is an option to place comments on each sale page , and if done regularly may have an effect ?

Hi Roual , Have pmd (again lol ) Cheers Dave

So I take it that it is then , no surprise then , just hope that all purchases have been received

Not really read anything regarding Brewery Town, but are these the guys behind The Nurons release ?

Hi Roual , Have pmd Better late than never

A really good point Frankie , "once it's out there" it's out there, but I get the feeling that's what these promoters encourage. I hope I'm wrong .

Hi Dave have pmd

Not stop the post , too generous, perhaps move it to a more specific forum or heading, where it will be seen by more readers , not just the record Vultures ,,,,,,

First met Craig in the 70s , sure it was Yate, as Pete says great dancer , great Personality, where ever the venue, wether wooden floor or sports hall, Hinckley for instance he made it look so easy like he was joined at the hip to the Stylus , never missed a beat . Condolences to all his family and friends, RIP Craig

Wonderful gesture Yocky, ATB Dave

Imagine a Bank Holiday , minimum 3 x Nighters & Fri. Sat. Sun. & possibly 2 x Alldayers in-between , travelling up and down , North , South, Midlands , East and West , Paranoia nightmare for sure , but loved every minute

No. The Sunday times supplement was issued February 76 , there's a copy for sale priced £35. You can check it out via Google.

Personally I believe what this thread is saying is

1977 , I think Jr Walker played at the Casino

Fortunate that perhaps most of the youth at the time would never had read the Sunday Times , but the secret was out and in the mainstream nonetheless, prior to the article it was the soul based magazines that only spoke of it , is what I was getting at , and then the floodgates burst open . There was definitely a bit more space than usual on the dance floor in the main room on the night in question . As a Manifesto suggestion less promotion in the mainstream is what I was suggesting.

It's the weekend, had a glass or 2 of the red grape juice, Joe Hinton for me but maybe in a few yrs time , Miss Louistine with a glass of Sauvignon , anyone got one for sale at an affordable price for a pensioner.