Hold Tight

Eh up chuckles - where ya been. Can we put names to that quote!

Excellent post. He noticed some slight warping! No Sh+t steam at 100 degrees. Whoda thought it. Would have been funnier if he had taken it from VPi to decks and done some old school scratching though.

pm'd on a couple. ta John.

They have had to as they are covered under the consumer credit act for some of the transactions and by the regulator and watchdog for financial services and banking for others. Good result though Pete. mark.

Top stuff Barry, just listening now and will email you for some Mp3's . Looking forward to tuning in next time, cheers Mark.

appologies if this has been flagged elsewhere - if not have a read though. Could have implications worldwide and not just USA. Shortcut to: https://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7412671.stm

Hi Des, I am only a novice, as many will know, but would think that it infers no rights to the song itself only the medium on which it is cut.In other words the acetate is yours to buy and sell but not reproduce without permission. Intellectual property laws, mean that the writer always owns the song unless they sold the rights to a third party (possibly a recording studio or publisher or record label). Even in many of those cases there can be a cut off period where it reverts to the original writer. The Presley estate was an example where the songs had a finite period of sole use and reprodcution by the Presley estate only or by contract to them I believe. I am no expert but did do a little digging on it last year. I am positive there are many more enlighted than me that will correct any misconceptions I may have on the matter. Mark.

There is an artist by that name that is an elvisalike singer - used to sing his own stuff I believe but also covered elvis, jumpsuit an all.

Ahh, I see. Wonder what the kids of today will remember about their lives today in 27 years time. Probably naff all in comparison.

Dept of trading standards? they might like to know.

Not a waste of time though. I remembers those days and the cracking niters on the rallys. Many people who I speak to today don't seem to believe that it could have ever been so! Still there loss in many ways as almost twenty years on form that article I still enjoy both. The article could almost have been written for today given the threads that have appeared over the last few months on both subjects. top marks Supercorsa. Mark.

I am game Adam, been digging out a lot of late 70's and 80's if youre ok with that?

Blimey, picked up a few copies about 6 months ago at 3 or 4 quid each.

Cracking track in my opion - and probably would fetch a few quid, £20 or so maybe more. Mark.

Saw Smokin Joe last year in November just before the 1st anniversary do we held at the venue. Apparently he comes and stays there when he is attending boxing galas in the area. small world really.

7 inch is the lp version as far as I know.

I to have a spare copy - unopened and unplayed.

I should coco.

perhaps we should all go round and help him look!

Bingo - thats the ones. I tend to be thick most days so no worries.

pm'd you Sean.

Hi Paul, not yet but if I do you were first on my list.

Can anyone give me an idea of the price of a seven inch single of Stay by the temptations. Released in 98? ta Mark.