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Found in Chicago. Has edge chip just about nap. Label a little scruffy. VG++condition. PLAYS PERFECT £50 inc recorded post.

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Have one somewhere. Give me a day or two mate.

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fabulous article Roburt. Where do you find this stuff? One of my favourite records as well. Remember Dave Godin waxing lyrical about this 45.

A guy on here just the other day wanted Otis Clay. Try the old wants.

Come on people. Think of the joy she's given us.

Great record, good price.

I love collecting Rare Soul (in most cases rare being the operative word). But when I hear something like "Native New Yorker" or "Everythings Tuesday" I get just as much of a thrill. It's not just a heavy dose of nostalgia, but appreciation of brilliant songs and productions, that rightly sold in millions. And I'll bet most people on here are pretty much the same.

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Readvertised due to timewaster. Eugene Gaspard "Holding on" Rosemont Mint- £80. Fidels "I want to thank you" Maverick ditto £50. Cash preferred but all payment methods ok. pm me. Cheers Dave

Nice clean copies of the above please. Yes, I have seen that site. fair prices paid. pm me. Thanks Dave GREG PERRY SORTED THANKS

That Bettye Swann The nyou can tell me goodbye. WHAT a version. Info please and price Pete.

Years ago at a do in Malvern Rob Hurcombe played Gladys Knight's "Its time to go". Our collective jaws at the bar hit the floor. Motown's finest female in her finest moment, for me. Well done Rob!

Got one somewhere Neil. Give me a day or two unless you get sorted sooner. Best wishes Dave

fantastic record. Might get a spin at Boomerang in November. How are you Trev?

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Eugene Gaspard "Holding on" Rosemont. Superb copy. £80. Fidels. "I want to thank you" Maverick ditto £50. £2.50 rec delivery. Most payment methods ok. pm's please.

I'm writing as someone who over the years has clearedmore dance floors then mustard gas could! If you thought that record was good enough to spend at least a few quid on there will be other people in the room who share your opinion. Anyone who has dj'd on a regular basis knows the loneliness of being up there staring at empty wooden flooring. Unless you're a bog standard oldies jock this is an occupational hazard. If you want to play "different" records choose your venues carefully. Because, at the right venues when you've finished your set, you will get compliments from people, who don't see a packed dance floor as the be all and end all. You just have to learn to say no to gigs where you know your records will empty the floor. You'll be a lot happier at the right nights.

Small Society, two great sides Nev.

Looking forward to the Small Society clip Nev

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Spent time looking for this record for someone else so I might as well sell it now. Almost mint minus condition, £90 inc rec post. have a great Sunday Dave

I remember Martin Koppel having one for auction in about 78.