Tim Smithers

To true so many djs out there filling the floor with the same old tripe, no amagantion whatsoever

Some top tunes with some nice prices, makes a nice change, Otis Clays a stormer

Great tune, commen as muck, shouldnt pay more than £70 for it, the price as always been higher than it should be, considering how many there are, ive had at least five in my time and still got one today, most i payed was £50

Well said me old mucker

thats very cheap, was more sought after a few years back, like nost tunes on are scene, price often reflects demand and not how rare it is [ or isn't ] think its the sighn of the times

£240 to £300 depending on condition

yes nice tune, largly over looked by most djs, god knows why

Would recommend Walter scott / brand new girl, all 1min 90 secs of it, and the capitols, brill uptempo soul with attitude

that doesnt suprise me Mick , but ive had it for nearly 10 years and played it twice

A nice clean tidy Arock issue, £ 150 +post add 4% if useing paypal, buys this classic r&b rare floorfiller, that is no use, what so ever to me

thats £1. 70 FOR POST LOL

lol bargain compared to what some dealers sell stuff on here

Mel torme comin home baby atlantic demo vg++ clean label £30 + £170 post

YOU HAVE MAIL

Your bed [ bench seat ] at the Bmth Railway Club awaits you Vince, what time do you wish to be woken up lol

I think 800 is about right myself, yes a very rare tune, but not everybodys cup of tea, so demand is limited to a select few, on the other hand think the 1400 for cecil washinton is a very good offer, in excess of what its worth, this is why i dont like to advertise my wants

Got a nice clean Arock issue of the diplomats for £160 + post

Sold mine for 30

Dont forget the south, where its also had lots of plays

Vince gave me first offer of 80grand think he's telling me something Top bloke

Hi mate, c ya at the bmth uni on sat,i take it you wont be playing this one then

Why dont you just play the cd Alfie

Mel Carter and Norma Rudd, both been pounded at the ralway club for a long while, great tunes