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  1. Anyone got one of these they would like to sell me for a decent price? Thanks Peter
  2. Brilliant! That's it. Thanks everyone. Peter
  3. Cheers Steve Yep, was at Chris's 40th and a few more round that time. Hooked up with Gavin Page a bit round those times. He's a good lad - not seen him for a bit. Sending you and Lou my best from Nottingham Sir. Peter
  4. I did a few Bretby all niters back in the 90's - I think Chris King and Dave Thorley were promoting them then. I know quite a few different people promoted the venue over the years. Who was running it when it closed Steve? Cheers Peter
  5. In the blink of an eye Steve. The blink of an eye.
  6. Got a well known record spinning round in my head but I can't remember what it is. It's a stunning soul record, male singer, mid tempo. "I love you baby, let me stay with you, I want to spend all my days with you, because I need you, I really need you. You got the world in a jug, baby, the stoppers in your hand, and everybody knows you. Doh! Anyone? Thanks Peter
  7. Mid tempo is the way forward mate.
  8. Well her mates birthday then.
  9. I think it's a stunning soul record T and I hope you get one for your birthday. Peter
  10. Yep been looking for one myself - as both of you to know! Regards Peter
  11. I know I'm a bit slow but..........................
  12. Well here's one. Petre
  13. Yep, super album Dave. Peter
  14. Great stuff. Those seals must have lots of contact with humans. They have a bite worse than a Rottweiler! Has anyone ever been to Donna Nook near Mablethorpe? In November/December and January there is one of the biggest birthing colonies of Grey Seals in Europe. It's an amazing experience. You must know it Sooty - down the road from your old stomping ground. You can see males fighting for dominance - something akin to David Attenborough real wild life. It's even more so amazing as the site is an active RAF bombing range. Peter
  15. Intriguing Sooty - but yer link doesn't work! Peter
  16. Never heard this side Ted. It's the one for me. Peter
  17. I suspect that at least one of them has at least one. Could be totally wrong of course but there are some out there. P
  18. Some one has them Bazza. Nice record. You wrong un! Peter
  19. I'd be happy to chip in. Let me know. Peter
  20. You missed the "c" out! Johnny Manship has one on his site for £75.
  21. It's ok Dave. However it turns out every time I look at it I always think of Little Smith - and that makes me happy or sad depending upon my mood.
  22. I wood concur. P
  23. When Little Smith died my neighbour gave me what was akin to a twig in a bucket. Pretty sure it was a sycamore so I planted that with the thought of keeping it really small like a bonsai. It reached about ten feet tall this year so I recently cut that right back. It's obviously called Smiths Tree - I'll try and take a photo on my phone and see if I can post it up. Reminder to self - must get my arse in gear and sort out a camera. Little Smith was my old cat. I had him for 18 years and he has been the most consistent thing I've ever had in my life. I miss him lots. Peter
  24. Looks like a Bay to me Steve. But I know nowt!

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