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That is an interesting point though Bob. I still pick up stuff and look at what's in the run out groove and think that's not s stamp it's scratched in by hand - and some of it obviously is. So, this might be an even more stupid question - but did pressing plants have people sat there scratching numbers etc in by hand? Must have been a bit resource intensive.

From the anoraks site Bob https://www.anorakscorner.com/PressingPlantInfo.html

It's not a patch on what I would expect. I'll get me coat now.

Yes Nick did.

Nice one Swifty Peter

Nice Andy.

It's a bit messy mate! It's certainly different but not my cup of tea.

Hi Nev I presume they are the same band - just been doing a bit of research. They are - were, a jamaican trio originally playing reggae. They teamed up with Eddy Grany in the 70's and put out some soul music including My Friend James. They have broken up and reformed on a number of occasions. Yes send me the details of the album Nev. Thanks Peter

I don't get out much these days Brett!

I don't recall hearing it before Tim. It oozes soul.

How ironic in deed!

Always stumbling across things I've never heard before and think - blimey that's good. Here's my starter - please join in [media=]

Get their name up in lights.

anyone got a clip or link to this track please? I can't find it on you tube. thanks Peter

I'll check the CPS out later Simon. Thanks

Back in the early 80's I'm sure Sam used to play a record which I thought was either by Masters Plan and or entitled Do I have to Dance All Night. I did in fact purchase a record by Maters Plan called Do I have to Dance all Night - but I'm sure it wasn't the same record that Sam used to play.

Always liked this mid tempo slab of soul - great vocals.

It's a nice soul record for sure.

It's a nice record.

Nice one Roburt. Very interesting. Thanks Peter

Don't get it. Surely the issue Gary posted up is a legit issue and therefore perfectly acceptable to play as OVO - or am I totally at odds? Peter

Who'd have thought it Joan - all those years ago, no one. Great stuff. Peter

Some nice things on the playlists.

It's a bit lively down on the sea front Pete - no wonder he can't get no sleep!

Hi Paul I thought Keb was in his 60's mafia style pomp around 87 - maybe he'd turned again by that time and was heading into his deep funk era.