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Excellent liner notes

triffic LP, never far from the turntable

Here you go.....scans of both sides

Yes, we're suckers for Northern Soul.....hehehe

Melinda Marx - What

I don't want to hijack the other thread but some of the comments there reminded me of this article from last year, a doo wop record shop closing because that market's gone, along with the aging fans. Val Shiveley's quote particularly seems to echo what Pete S is saying. I'm not sure I agree wholeheartedly with their conclusions, but food for thought, enjoy the article.https://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/01/nyregion/as-ronnie-is-closes-sounds-of-doo-wop-fade-away.html

A sad loss indeed RIP Cecil and Condolences to Linda and their children Womack & Womack was the first concert me and the missus went to after our daughter was born.....26 years ago

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bloody hell barry you're going to scare the cats like the Joneses got one meself a while back oh and my latest.......J.P. Rodgers - All My Lovin' (Inculcation) gotta feed that Bernie Hamilton habit

I thought this was the age of Aquarius........fed misinformation on that too

Roy Ayers - It Ain't Your Sign It's Your Mind

Tommy Hunt at Wigan 27 September 1975

aaaargh, horrid......and I like Darryl D'Bonneau usually

It worked for me This is easier though https://youtu.be/MdVGmCsf0UQ I've seen these guys, a lot better than some of the talentless muppets that usually perform on the subway.

$6 is for an optional add on to Gixen, the basic service is free

My thoughts exactly....what the hell am I gonna do with my collection ah sod it.....let me wife and kids worry about it after I'm gone

Couldn't agree more, the earliest mention I've ever found is in Bill Brewster's "Last Night A DJ Saved My Life", which dates from 1999. The Billboard from Aug 11, 1979 reports on the Disco Forum with a whole load of awards, not one for Best Disco though. Also, Blues and Soul mentions nothing about it, and the Casino ads from the time say nothing, which is probably most telling.

https://www.discogs.com/National-Soul-Review-Tammi-Lynn-Get-Me-Back-On-Time-Engine-9-Light-My-Fire/release/1106213

I saw this in John Manship's auction and was shocked.....didn't know it was that rare! I saw on another site that only 25 copies escaped.....probably hyperbole but is there an idea of the number of copies out there? Why do I ask.....because I picked up a copy at the time.....along with many other new releases that radio DJ's were selling to a dealer I knew.

not many recently but I did get Larry Wedgeworth - No More Games for $3 a few weeks ago

This was taken a couple of years ago....its filled up since then It is an obsession....which I'm trying desperately to break.....I realised that when I had a month where I couldn't open all the new arrivals before the next lot arrived .......but there's so much good music I don't own yet ">

You're best bet is probably to take a look here USPS International Shipping

Ann Sexton - You've Been Gone Too Long (Seventy 7) Chuck Bernard - My Baby (Satellite) Brothers By Choice - Oh Darlin' (ALA) Diplomats - Love Ain't What It Used To Be (Wand) J.G. Lewis - Dance Lady Dance (Al & the Kidd)

Just off the top of me head "Main Street People" is excellent "Keeper Of The Castle" "Tonight" (with their version of "All I Do"

He still was, she's mentioned in his obituary here Al Goodman Obit