Dean

Nope, one side white one side orange. Still attractive I think.

I've a great historical knack of buying and keeping records that are worth about the same now as what i paid back in the day, not buying those that rocketed, or even worse, selling the ones that rocketed back in the day before they rocketed. It's a good job I don't do this as a job.

Also (you can tell I'm not doing much work!) saw this fetched £195 on JM auction last night. I'd have thought an ok price for such a clean one. One of those records from the past that i probabaly like more now. Sorry didn't realise pic was going to come out so small, it's the Victors - Hurt.

I always thought this so superior to spiral staicase (not that that sets the bar very high) and have enjoyed spinning a few times. This is apic from the web, just wanted to contribute and not been around much recently. I'm sure my prom is one side blue / one side orange. I'll try and post a pic of that tonight if I get time, just out of interest.

Are you tryin' to say you have 2 friends!!!!!! Can I slot another in Sean. Not my suggestion originally - JM's auction had a UK demo of Four Tops - Shake Me Wake Me, in the comments he mentioned how good the flip was and ready for picking up on. I know this a bit sheep-like of me, but heh-ho, I dug out a Us Motown Issue (must be bargain cheap still) and the flip is bloody great, but I'd forgotten about it. Genuinely could pick up plays this year. Four Tops - Just As Long As You Need Me https://www.soul-sour...as-you-need-me/

......... and a happy new year. Best wishes to those who have sold me quality rcords at good prices. Let's see what 2011 box will look like. Irrespective of all the "record mountain" "end of the scene" chatter, I'm still lovin buyin my cheap bits. Here's to many nights on our own home decks over a bottle or two. Dean

Another good double sider oldie. Jimmy Jones - Don't You Just Know It b/w Dynamite. Lost in memory these days but both sides have been played out.

Cheap but beautiful Eddie Holman - Stay Mine By the way, saw Eddie's My Name above. Is this typically a tune that's easy to locate but hard to get a clean copy? I know mine's grubby, don't recall seeing too many promo's either.

See the promo posted above. Another early sound, imagine this would be a youth club tune for many of a similar age to me (27)

Early 2 side favourite of mine. Had the promo for donkey's years, must have been one of the first records I ever bought. Cu Ma La Be-Stay remains a favourite to this day.

Was this a boot or a case of large amounts coming to light. Remember about the same time of East Coast Connection - Summer in the Parks. Both played out extensively and then available for £1.

But . . . and finally (quarter to 4, must get out Christmas shopping), probabaly my personal favourite:

Used to play a couple of Times at The Attic. Karl H gave it a spin at the last Rugby:

2 more modern funky sounds, still cheap I think: T.U.M.E and Jerry Weaver

3 good oldies

just arrived yesterday, which prompted re-visit to thread. Lovin' this at home (Kev and Steve - one for the next wine tasting!)

MGM's a good label for the underplayed

Intersting point Chalky. I think in the past I've been guilty of linking a "noisy" track with styrene and making the assumption that it's styrene because of background noise. Never really thought about the use of re-grind mix in some cheaper vinyl pressings. Good info.

Jerry Ganey - You Don't Love Me - This should be heard much more often, great dancer. John Manship has the issue finishing tomorrow.

Just picked it up Sean, deal done, Lovelites sold. I'll pm further details. Thanks, Dean.

Sean, what condition is Lovelites. If it's close to ex I'll take.

Anyone clear on the difference East/West Coast? The popsike top 3 issues referred above have some label difference to the ebay listing. Time on left on popsike, right on ebay, 45 D - 4012 as opposed to D-4012.

Gentleman my A***, good marketing maybe . Apologies in advance Keiran, meant in humour, sure you really are a gent.