MotownDave

most chemists don't stock isopropyl alcohol these days , I tried every chemist in town and none could even order it for me . mind you ,you can order it online fairly cheep and delivery isn't going to take forever

I sent a lump of steal to a customer yesterday (got to be heavier than a record ) and that was only £3:20 first class , some people just chance their arm

if you'd heard the interview with her earlier (17:30 radio 2 ) you would be worried , it summed up all the fears aired on here and more . it was cringe worthy at best and filled me full of dread

I like the groove of that fun-k-city the wife sadly was sitting there just shaking her head

a british copy released at the same time , or near as damn it is probably ok one made 15--20--30 years later is not , its not rocket science

should be glad I didn't get my hands on it , I would have used it for target practice .. awful racket

he may have been the consultant that doesn't mean any notice was taken of him ( yes I have heard of him btw ) surely a more representative set of record would have been better , some used can't have even been discovered at the time the film was set

can't believe they didn't play with it a little I fells like it should be at least 1/2 an hour longer and the drugs seem over done compared to the rest of the plot

the trouble is , not what you see as the final cut but how much of what you want to see ending up on the cutting room floor . any film will only get distribution if the distributor , in Eleaine's case Universal . want what you have to offer , you can bet a pound to a pinch of salt that they dictated the musical content if not plot direction . why so much motown in a northern soul film ... musical rights

may be worth you getting a copy of record collector rare price guide ( record collector mag book) it gives details in there of how to spot the later reissues , ie. font changes in the title text .. as Mr Huxley said hope you've a health bank balance cos some of the 500's aint cheap

can't say about 'come to me' but the others credit them as 'united artists' recordings and going by the you-tube post above It also credits UA not motown

£81 each bar the odd few pence , don't look like much of a bargain to me.

wonder what the most common Motown Oriole demo is , the only one I have is also the Marvin Gaye Pride and Joy

yea but some of us like UK release and most of the time the vinyl is better anyway , and the UK never used that nasty styrene crap

I think Mick said he has had 3 Ben E Kings and there is one other making 4 , though that is just from memory and mine is a bit foggy most of the time