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I concur Steve. Although it is definitely better than Muriel Day and numerous other records.

Yes, Gil Blanding a super soul record isn't it. Always reminds me of Nev Wherry and Soul Sam. I paid a little more than £4 for mine! Pete

Hi Dave I buy randomly - mainly 70's and crossover but I do buy 60's things that I like and that have some nostalgic value to me. I also like really down tempo stuff and deep. For example, I have recently bought a copy of Rules by Gil Blanding. My main criteria is that it has to be really soulful, and I dont like or buy 100 mile an hour stuff. I only started collecting again a few years ago after selling up - and my record price limit keeps going up! You will have a good flavour of the things I like/buy as I am regular contributor to your great Record of the Day thread. In fact that is one of the main sources for me picking up new things. I have also now got my first ever wants list which I add to from podcasts etc. I hope you are well Sir. Pete

Yep cracking tune. P

And its a shite record!

He's on here Andy. User name is Silver Fox.

Adey Pearce has got a minter.

How good is this. Mellow Moods - Tell Love Hello. From the pens of Gamble and Huff - turn it up loud!

Final one for now - from the same Bobby album. American Dream featuring a sample of Martin Luther King's history defining speech - absolutely stunning and a fantastic example of Bobby's brilliance. So, so powerful. Poetry indeed.

The wonderful Bobby Womack featuring Patti LaBelle from his 1984 Poet II album - Through The Eyes of a Child.

They dont get much more profound than this - particularly with the images on this video. Sam Cooke.

Great Roger. Not seen many of your great scans lately. I hope all is well mate. Peter

I wasnt far out Dave. I always (nearly) remember then name as its one of the first climbing plants that me and my ex planted in the garden - grows really really quickly, you could get a fence well covered in almost one season. The other reason why I nearly remember the name is that my next door neighbours grandson is called Reuben.

Clematis Ruben Montana? Nice garden Steve.

It's both. And he's always decent to deal with.

Yep, I agree. Always enjoyed Joe's weekly catch up. Other great sellers obviously but Johnny's auctions are always interesting. And as you say always great condition and quality service.

You can always start another thread mate.

Hi All Not a picture unfortunately but a once in a lifetime experience. I was driving to work in Loughborough yesterday morning, down the A60. I was static in traffic when all of a sudden a very large Buzzard emerged from the undergrowth on the opposite side of the road with an equally large wriggling rat in it's talons. The Buzzard just avoided being hit by a car travelling towards me and in doing so dropped the rat. The rat scurried off into the undergrowth and the Buzzard flew off. Both, very lucky to escape with their lives. A great sight and so close up. Peter

Nice.

Good enough dancer I guess but I don't like it.

Another album only pick from me tonight. Super super soul music from the lovely Betty Wright - so so pretty. Brick Grits.

Yes, its a great track mate. Pete

Still not quite got the hang of it Bruv! I suppose posting images is a start. Here you go pal.

Nice record. Ike is well cool.

Love the two dogs Harry. Looks like the new arrival has settled in and become firm friends. Best to you and Di mate. Pete