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As I've said in a previous post about RD on here, I was given the pleasure of being invited down to his house one Sat afternoon - so drove all the way down from Stockport - showed me all his stuff on shelves in a room upsatirs - dont remember all the tellys though. Got some great stuff off him too - anything in demand he was expensive but other stuff was cheap as chips.

Now, now ladies - but thanks Neil all the same

Still after a decent mp3 recording of Hayes Cotton 'I'll Be Waiting' - the slower more superior version that was the flip to 'Black Wings' on Resist Thanks Grant

God help you if they played 5 or 6 fast dancers in a row Coops

you appear to have good taste too Pottsy Grant

Suppose a floor filler depends on region, venue, crowd etc - could imagine one or two tracks mentioned in previous posts on this thread (and faves of mine) emptying dancefloors at some soul nites I've dj-d at e.g. The Cautions, Vondells, to name but a few - remember clearing the floor with The Deadbeats & Drake & the Ensolids! Had to quickly recover with something like Peggy March Always seem to have been into tunes that emptied dnacfloors - gave me room to spin, splits etc

She did a good rendition of 'I Aint Going Nowhere' which I think came out on UK EMI - 76-ish? Oh and here duet with Marc Bolan on 'To Know Hoim Is To Love Him' aint bad too. Grant

I would guess that there must still be plenty of records lurking in old stores, attics etc - converted our loft last year and found - old bed mattress, that painting of the Spanish woman, old adidas holdall (original, now that must be worth something), and Kerplunk - no rare soul tunes there! When over in the States in the late 70's (Springfield, Mass) me and my brother wanted to buy a lot of cheap Levis, trainers etc so our American host took us to a store in downtown Springfield somewhere. He parked up and then jogged top the shop leaving me and bro ambling along as you do - asking him why he ran he replied that you don't walk anywhere around here unless you want mugging or at worst shot! He forgot to tell us that bit before hje ran off. Record wise that trip didn't yield much, couple Darrell Banks on revilot, Richard Temple, and a couple more I can't remember, but didnt really look that hard as I was on a year out from the scene :angry:

Yip still got mine - played it out a few times last year to a packed dancefloor too. Memories of the Manchester Ritz (when it was a good venue) Sunday All Dayers

Well done Simsy - thansk for taking the trouble mate

Just heard a soundclip of this on JM 's site - anyone got a full mp3 of this - best record I've heard in years! 'My Heart Tells Me So' Thanks Grant

That's the one Chalky - Cheers mate

Wanted please, mp3's of the follwoing :- E Laskey - Dont Lead Me On (proper version not the version that came out on the £5 boots) Sammy Bryant - Grapevine Thanks Grant

The Ballads

£30 in Tim Brown's guide mate

Cheers Simon

Neil thanks again mate Just PM me the 1000's of mp3's you must have Grant

In a nutshell Winnie

Cheers mate anyone with teh Herbie Hunter? Sure I had it on a cd somewhere...probably out of it's case with hundreds of others in my car - so if anyone could throw an mp3 on here would appreciate it Grant

think this is it but sorry it cuts out short ......... peanut_duck___instx.mp3

after mp3s of the following please:- Herbert Hunter - Happy Go Lucky Bell Bros - Give It Up Thanks Grant

Ditto Mark

Agree Mr M - I picked this up on Parrot last year - really is agreat record, somewhat shadowed by his other northern floor filler - Stop Breaking My Heart Grant