Barry

if anyone wants to change the list to a more current and relevant one feel free.

This idea has been pointed out as flawed - read down the thread a bit first Bit of fun.... Start at number 50 and pitch that against number 49 - take the winner of that death match and pit it against number 48....and so on - who is your CDSM Number One? 1. Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) - Frank Wilson 2. Out on the Floor - Dobie Gray 3. You Didn't Say a Word - Yvonne Baker 4. The Snake - Al Wilson 5. Long After Tonight is Over - Jimmy Radcliffe 6. Seven Day Lover - James Fountain 7. You Don't Love Me - Epitome of Sound 8. Looking for You - Garnet Mimms 9. If That's What You Wanted - Frankie Beverly & the Butlers 10. Seven Days Too Long - Chuck Wood 11. The Right Track - Billy Butler 12. Stick By Me Baby - Salvadors 13. I Really Love You - Tomangoes 14. Time Will Pass You By - Tobi Legend 15. Landslide - Tony Clarke 16. Too Late - Larry Willaims & Johnny "Guitar" Watson 17. You Don't Know Where Your Interest Lies - Dana Valery 18. Walking Up a One Way Street - Willie Tee 19. If You Ever Walk Out of My Life - Dena Barnes 20. There's a Ghost in My House - R. Dean Taylor 21. Here I Go Again - Archie Bell & the Drells 22. Hit and Run - Rose Batiste 23. What - Judy Street 24. Tainted Love - Gloria Jones 25. Girl Across the Street - Moses Smith 26. You're Gonna Love My Baby - Barbara McNair 27. You've Been Away - Rubin 28. She'll Come Running Back - Mel Britt 29. Double Cookin' - Checkerboard Squares 30. It Really Hurts Me Girl - Carstairs 31. If You Ask Me - Jerry Williams 32. Unsatisfied - Lou Johnson 33. Our Love is in the Pocket - J.J. Barnes 34. Come on Train - Don Thomas 35. Turnin' My Heartbeat Up - MVPs 36. You're Gonna Make Me Love You - Sandi Sheldon 37. I Got to Find Me Somebody - Vel-vets 38. I'm Gonna Love You a Long, Long Time - Patty & the Emblems 39. Better Use Your Head - Little Anthony & the Imperials 40. Dance, Dance, Dance - Casualeers 41. Dearly Beloved - Jack Montgomery 42. Crackin' Up Over You - Roy Hamilton 43. My Sugar Baby - Connie Clark 44. Cashing In - Voices of East Harlem 45. That's My Girl - Dee Clark 46. Lend a Hand - Bobby Hutton 47. Just Loving You - Ruby Andrews 48. Cause You're Mine - Vibrations 49. A Little Bit Hurt - Julian Covey 50. What Kind of Lady - Dee Dee Sharp

Never stop trying to keep up mind.

It' d been quicker just to answer the question Boba

Imberboy's MM wind up was a classic.

Finishing tomorrow - cheers

Maybe mate, I just took em to be like the drill hole/paint dab to show they were old stock.

....the drill hole

The discount vinyl units like Yanks in Manchester used to buy out rock/mor stock and get stuff thrown in or alternately soul stock was used as a sweetener (freebies) to buy other stuff. You could fill a shopping trolleyin the 80's with albums @ Yanks for about £25.

Bugger me, I'd forgot that aye

You never put an ounce of thought into the fact that if this were true, somewhere in the US there was a man that just drilled holes in thousands of records.

It's been discussed on here before, I heard the same story as a kid about Liverpool docks and the story went that they used to put a bar through the big hole in the 7"s and stack thousands on them and place em in the hold, the story also involved drilling holes in the 7"s to put a thin rod through to keep em steady - which was the deletions/sale stock drill hole,

That's three of us then Nick

Not having a pop, I said 'not so busy', not 'very low' - big difference.

Bang on yeah

It was awful toward the end, rammed to the point of pointlessness.

I'd disagree with that, it depends who you have in.

Thinking about it, over the years the nights/nighters/dayers I have attended that have not been so busy, I've enjoyed more. Always freer to chat, dancefloor avalable, sit down when you want. I think also with more dancefloor, people are more able to express themselves, get their head down. Just a thought.

I'm amazed he didn't mention the Nectar points.

Correct.

Fair do's

Come on Rog - would I ever have a go at you?

Ooooh!! Tetchy