KevH

Sorry Ken.Was it you?

At least the dj hid under that white sheet behind Sian....................

Same here

Those dark nights must fly by at your's.

Its been thru e-bay before Cliff.Might have it mesen this time.

Rufus Wood? - can't tell font color tho'.May be worth a bit.

Deano,the fonts style and size are all to cock.Date stamp will appeal to.....................erm dunno.The vinyl of the boot is brown when held up to the light.Or is it the orig? Get some work done!!!!

agree,bargain.Double the price.It'll sell then

Original of that by The Emotions on Vardan. "Don't forget that i love you" - Intentions on Phillips.

Have you gone "Full circle"?

The name was their only drawback. On the tip of folk's tongue they were.

Careful Jocko,nearly as long a piece as Chorley.Would like to answer a couple of points you raised before going back to put some grease on the cat's boil. Quality of music - as some of us have grown older,we are looking for more than just dancefloor gratification.Saying that ,at 3 am ,midtempo may not keep us awake,hence a return to Oldies or 60's uptempo.A bit of nostalgia never did us harm. Ego driven local scenes - not quite sure what you're getting at.If somewhere/someone is enjoying themselves,having a good time,what's wrong with shouting about it? On this scene,(or what's left of it according to this thread!!!),there's always someone "who's been there, done that".Once you understand that,you can kick back and enjoy.There's a few "local" venues who all hold the same philosophy,maybe if they were a "Collective" ........... Who's the next Keb and Guy? - Well, may be wrong here,but didn't they have access to a couple of thousand of mainly unplayed tunes to help them along?.If that could happen again,who know's?. Lastly,the full circle has been reached by this thread.Opinion,insults,opinion.

All good points Imber,but are you suggesting the venues as well get a grading? If so who from?

but lets give it a try.....

Remember her now!!!!.Its the "Look at my box" girl. "She'll catch a cold".

,nice choice of words Nev.Back to the offending word...it is considered the most powerful word in the English language,dating back to pagan times when women ruled with an iron tongue. No change there then.Cue Theresa. Sorry for off topic post.

Comfort Zone springs to mind reading this thread.If you're happy listening and dancing week in week out to the same tunes ,then that's your loss. Its been said on here that WC played many records that were "New" at the time.I agree many of them are still the reason we all love the scene.Even some relativley new tunes(That aren't contained in the top 500) are creeping into the Oldies sets,but they just happen to fit the crowd's expectations. As for "modern" or crossover,they're a more musically sophisticated bunch,willing to let quality sink in,not needing a tune to be an out an out dancer to get them on the floor. Sometimes you need that,sometimes you need the ghetto dirt.But if you ain't listening to different stuff,how can you judge.?

I thought it was a Torch/Wheel spin.Been wrong before.....

Silhouettes enticed me Kev.Thought it was a classic Wigan sound. .Of course lots of quality tunes cleared the floor as well - Ernie Marbray for example

Sunday night at the REV!!!!

Underneath that pile are 2 collectors from the days of the Torch.

Oh!!!Part of the Jean Carter fan club are we?

Mark,you wouldn't have ejected him.You would have sorted it on the door.