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  1. Peter99
    Hi Andy Good to hear from you, I hope you're keeping well. I remember you well from my times hanging out with the Boston team. I think it was March time - I'm not certain of exactly when. Richard was a lovely lad, a rogue for sure, but he had a heart of gold. He just lost his way in life, particularly with regard to the darker side of the northern soul scene. I'm not even certain about how he died - I did ask one of my old Mablethorpe friends but never got an answer.
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    Yes, I definitely knew Karen, she was lovely. My main partners in crime, in particular, were the Bradbury brothers. Sadly Richard passed away earlier this year and Ady quite a few years ago. Mick is still around, in Devon, but I haven't seen him for donkey's years. Peter
  3. Peter99
    Yes, like you my friend, I was greedy! I hope you are well Sir. Peter
  4. Peter99
    Whenever I went to the Fleet, usually with the Boston girls and boys I made myself unwell.
  5. Peter99
    Yes.
  6. Peter99
    Hi Paul Welcome to the font of most knowledge. Have you been an all niter goer? Peter
  7. Peter99
    This is some album, probably one of the best for quite some time. Well done Alex, great job, I hope it sells well. Peter
  8. Peter99
    Mm, but who would buy them? I wouldn't have thought it was a very good business model. Peter
  9. Peter99
    It's a proper northern soul record; great vocals on this driving dance stonker. Peter
  10. Peter99
    Are we talking about People's Choice on Palmer?
  11. Peter99
    Clifton Hall, Rotherham and Steve Crofts After Dark Cleethorpes all niters were where I was at my peak! Amazing music. I did Wigan, and loads of other places. Leicester Odd Fellows was a packer but musically not my favourite. Best DJ sets for me were Richard's monster mixed sets circa, 1981. Mixing up some monster modern, super 60's newies, alongside amazing oldies such as The Group ft Cecil. etc. There you go. You did ask. Peter
  12. Peter99
    One of those records for me that takes you right back in time; I'm sure I'm not alone. Had, has the ability to make the back of the hairs stand up. Three back street blues and you're there. Edit. Actually, it is worth saying that this record was a huge northern soul record. Packed dance floors everywhere back in the day. And still has "it".
  13. Peter99
    Holly St James looks nice - I do like those ABC promos. It's still a stonker of a northern soul record - one of those mega, atmospheric things from my youth. Peter
  14. Peter99
    Thanks Steve Peter
  15. Peter99
    At one time I'm sure he was a regular poster on here.
  16. Peter99
    They haven't yet and it's been around for years at a premium.
  17. Peter99
    An auction price may not always go above what collectors think any rough price might be. Often they do, but not always. And if even if they do, there's no guarantee the auction will achieve a price way above what everyone thinks it may achieve. Peter
  18. Peter99
    Yes Steve jogged my ailing memory Dobber. Thank you. Peter
  19. Peter99
    Ah, yes father and son. I remember now.
  20. Peter99
    Aren't there two brothers who run the business? Or am I getting completely mixed up. I can't even remember one of their names.
  21. Peter99
    Is that how much he paid for it? Completely different thread but what is known about these two brothers? Is it them that had the mobile burger/record store that was camped up somewhere in London? Peter
  22. Peter99
    I don't quite follow that post Stevie.
  23. Peter99
    sorted.
  24. Peter99
    You'll get one mate. It's always the same when your looking for a record - you often miss real bargains such as this one. As Sam Williams almost sang, The Record Slipped Through My Fingers. Best wishes Malc. Peter
  25. Peter99
    Shawn Robinson is a fantastic record.


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