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  1. At 5:15 today Dave passed away peacefully in his sleep at home with Carol his wife at his side - my thoughts and prayers are with the family.

    I am sure there will be many more posts to follow but I thought I would throw my bit in:

    I first met Dave around 1980 / 81 he use to hang around with a guy from Peterborough called Soulie - they were like Soul twins wherever one was, the other one was close behind. - Dave use to help out in the early days set up the decks / speakers at the Wirrina all nighters by Peterborough Soul Club 1981, he was also involved in helping out at the East of England Sixties all nighters in the 80ts and the Dedicated Soul Club and Scooter club allnighters being a regular dj during the 80t's at The Fleet and Wirrina.

    Dave was also one of the co founding promoters who started the Soul Hole at the Post Office Club, and a regular DJ at the various Soul events in and around the Peterborough area.

    Dave was a major influence on the Peterborough Soul scene from the 1980ts through to the present day will he be missed YES - but certainly not forgotten.

    Dave on stage at The Fleet 2012 - Pint glass in hand

    PS - Dave's wife Carol, gave me permission to notify all.

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    OLD STUFF DUMP DEC 2010 705 fleet df.jpg

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  2. 3 hours ago, stanley said:

    once i had a guy who asked for me to play bari track ...and i had loads of other pre requests to play that were big cheese//so i politely said ..i don,t think im going to get time to play your request ,but if you ask the next dj to play it i,m sure he will. ....as i was going to leave it out for him to play first ....2mins later he came up again with only 2 tunes play in my spot..... ...he said if you don,t play bari track next i,m gonna break your f...in legs......nice eh ......i didn,t play it and fortunately the promoter /dj had him escorted back to his seat.......no i didn,t leave the tune out to play ...

    I can only dream of people like that at The Fleet - we have a way of dealing with them lol

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  3. Great B side  - basically £325 for each side bargain 

    Classic oldie “Tear Stained Face” by Don Varner coupled with the original flip side “Mojo Mama” originally titled “32 Miles From Waycross”. When Edwin Starr’s “25 Miles” was later issued it was considered so similar that the writers Jerry Wexler and Bert Berns were given joint credits.

     

     

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  4. Just been through another box - never realised  how many have biro or marks on - 3 records in picture with Steve and Gary Jefferies they were brothers from Aldershot - in about 76 on the way back from Witchchurch alldayer the car Gary was in crashed killing him and others in the car - 1st soul funneral I had ever been to think is was held on a Friday and we went to the Casinio that night - would I ever sell them ? Never

    Never is a word I very rarely use - but theses three records me more to me than just the value. 

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  5. 8 hours ago, MGM 1251 said:

    That’s an interesting one,what with the French scribing....did it come out on French “GoogaMooga” ? ....

    Yea use to be loads of picture covers around in the mid 70ts off yellow Issues all bloody French 

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