Martint

I should think so too

they do seem to get a lot of flack these days.... I love instrumentals, hadn't actually heard this one before but just listened on soulclub and yes, really nice, so thanks for posting Mark

wow, that's brilliant, I love it. GIVE ME ONE (a copy of the record that is) On a sort of related subject (Peacock Gospel records) - how common/well known in R&B circles is the original "Elijah Rock" by Reverand Cleophus Robinson (on black Peacock)? Heard it by chance when trawling ebay the other week and got outbid (went for circa $66) but snaffled a copy on t'interweb last week for $7 Absolutely brilliant gospel R&B - will sort out a file unless someone else can chuck one up..... I remember buying a 60's gospel-ish pack from anglo in the early 90's for buttons and I don't think I ever really checked them properly - will be digging them out sometime this week and listening carefully though

I've had this for a good while, I quite like it but personally would consider it too poppy (verging on MOR) to play out.....

cheers Paul, Fulton is a deepie, but the Joe Wilson is a nice southern soul crossover dancer. I have a pile of misc 70's stuff that I may list at some point for some guidance- all cheapies I think but could do with making sure as this 70's/modern lark is all greek to me

all Ex or better - values needed please Garland Green - Just my way of loving you/Always be my baby (Cotillion demo) Johnny Williams - Slow motion (Phil Int demo) New Young Hearts - The young hearts get lonely too/Why do you have to go (ZEA demo) Bobby Fulton- It's all over (Soulville demo) Joe Wilson - Let a broken heart come in (Dynamo demo) thanks in advance

I picked it up about 6-7 years ago after Pete Coulson put me onto it and play it regularly-ish - used to play it at TOS and beyond, and I have a white demo too - very scruffy but plays great - can't honestly say I ever got the feeling that many people knew it, though that's probably because nobody ever listens to my sets

ace hasn't ever really 'broken through' to the mainstream has it?

such a loose woman of a record

B Side ls a lovely jazzy sort of a beat ballad, really really nice. Don't have a file handy though and my copy departed northward earlier this year

heh heh cheers Dave, yes it would been had I been able to source said tune (we've got your card here as well plus quite a few others ). Yes I know it's not common, but it's not in-demand either. I just like it.

Merry Christmas everybody, Martin, Audra and Curtis x

If anyone has a Subway Riders for a sensible price then please drop me a PM, otherwise will settle for a copy of Honey Townsend The World Again on Mala thanks and seasons greetings

I was just thinking the same thing.... OUCH!

nope but I like it!

let me know if you decide to have a 50% off sale anytime soon

I still prefer Andy Butler's version

I'm after the version that plays the 'proper' instrumental version of moonlight music and you/what can I do etc. - i.e. NOT the 'novelty' talkover version (which is far more common). Thanks in advance!

Not upset here, great tune, got one but not selling sorry Seems to have cropped up on ebay quite regularly this year, selling for circa £25-50.

blimey that's a serious bargain, I'd buy it if I didn't have one already

If anyone has a William Cummings for £300 please let me know, in fact I'll take 10

I think you can consider yourself 'wound up'

hear hear, it's great to read people tipping their faves with such passion, I've got 2 new 45's on order myself because of this thread so far. Another one of note is Pete Smith's fab tip Mary Sneed- when I was 15 - which is a brilliant 'Liz Verdi-esque' dancer and another Capitol fave of mine is Merry Clayton's absolutely belting version of Beg me.

Another example of people trying to put others off from bidding on a top sound just so they can sneak it on the cheap at the last second. Shamefull....

you're not supposed to trick the locals with your dodgy disco Dave, it's the other way round!! (and obviously you can't treat them with said discs)....