Haydn

The Utmost on Lemco, doesn't hit the spot!!!

Cheers Pete

I always used to take a box with me, or a couple of sevens.....half the time the dj was more than happy, at least he got me up to dance

My own name......nothing to do with classical scene

, Hope you can work it out, a bit murky!

Does anybody know what was scheduled for the numbers 5024, 5027, 5029 and 5039? H

I will buy it if yer needin the money fir a bottle o vino!

A tenner Mister, but ah gie ye £15 fir your copy cos a like ye, lol

WHAT A SOUL MONSTER! BELIEVE ME... DON'T PASS UP THIS ONE! lol

What about the rumour that the British copy could not be made because of no original master at hand. Therefore it was pressed up from the Eddie Foster "IN" Bootleg, any info on that???? H

Nice one Pete, Good Up, thanks! H

Nice one Chalky! And nice, refreshing topic also! H

At 00.27 in the footage, thats the break and the move that a lot of folk tried but only so many could pull it off in time in order to continue the flow to the beat!!! H

Check this Classic from as far back as 1959!!!!!!!!! My link

My guess is the artists themselves started it. A lot of the sixties groups choreographed their dancing to coincide with the lyrics or breaks in the song. I see a lot of those moves on the dancefloor, also certain tunes have the ability to impact at a certain time, and the body cracks into it, in time and sometimes by default. Such is the grip of this style of music! H

I don't play it unless outside Aberdeen, it's always been an Acky record:thumbsup:

Heres my battered issue for perusal, cracked but still plays well. Like others, I am looking for another also. Hope you get one soon. H

Going by the rest of the stuff for sale - Bootleg. H

Filmed at St Salvadors church in Dundee. Some "weel" kent faces fae Scottish an English havin a jig fir the project. We showed it on large screen at the last nighter in Aberdeen. Great footage! H

Cheers Mike! https://www.musidocs.com/vinyl-2000/

There is some soul content, Curtis Mayfield and Impressions. Mainly about vinyl addicts, lol

Mike, would I be allowed to post the link for folks that wish to see it?

"Alan Zweig investigates the wacky world of record collecting. In the film Zweig seeks not to talk to people who collect vinyl records to discuss music but rather to discuss what drives someone to collect records in the first place. Zweig spends a large portion of the film in stylized self-filmed "confessions" where he expounds on his life in regards to record collecting feeling it has prevented him from fulfilling his dreams of a family." Just watched this and it hit home a lot of truths of our obsession with the vinyl recording. Would like to hear others thoughts on it. Personally I enjoyed it, just shows how many different "freaks" there are out there, lol H