Tony Foster

Little Tommy – Baby Can't You See

Vondells - Hey Girl You've Changed Tranells – Blessed With A Love

Cecil Washington - I don't like to lose Holly St James - That's not love

Our sincere condolences to all

First recollection for me would be as teenager watching the dancers at the local youth club. Then reading the article in a daily newspaper (can't remember exactly which one, it was a long time ago) however the reporter stated he'd been to Wigan Casino and the dance moves and foot work compared to Fred Astaire. Shortly after I watched This England Wigan Casino. I was hooked, at 16 I went to the Casino to see the dancers myself and listen to this heartfelt soul music. Absolutely amazing, I soon took to the floor inspired by the some of the best dancers I have ever seen. The music spoke to me stirring up emotion and moves that would last a lifetime. The dance competitions were something to behold, incredible dancers from all over the country.

Top one is a definite carver, there's writing under the label

Our sincere condolences to all family and friends, RIP

Very sad news, our sincere condolences to all family and friends. RIP

Very sad news, our sincere condolences to all

Hi Ted, I really hope you're ok and you get your records back, the search must never stop until they've been found.

I hope you're ok Ted and the police catch these despicable individuals.

Our sincere condolences to all, RIP

Absolutely shocked, such a nice guy, great taste in music, great rare soul DJ and dancer. Our sincere condolences to all. Gone far too soon. RIP

Happy birthday Joan, all the very best

Merry Christmas to all, wishing you all a very joyful, peaceful and soulful Christmas and New Year. Thank you Mike and all the team for all your hard work, it really is appreciated.

The 100 Club in the 90's was for sure a great place to pick up rare 45's. I brought a Tobi Lark in the 90's for £40 and not long after the Masqueraders - How for £40, which was probably the going rate back then.

Our sincere condolences to all, thank you for the memories, as Mark said, the real Mr M's.

Well done and thank you to all

Also a broader search shows others on the label that may be of interest https://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=affie

Hi Kev, search on Popsike Funk 45 HENRY LOVE Devil On My Mind Working on Affie https://www.popsike.com/Funk-45-HENRY-LOVE-Devil-On-My-Mind-Working-on-Affie/330397044012.html $ 51SOLD FOR 26 janv. 2010SOLD DATE 19 janv. 2010START DATE $ 10START PRICE 14 NUMBER OF BIDS USACOUNTRY OF SELLER eBayAUCTIONED AT

I remember a fantastic night at Wolverhampton Civic in the late 80's, I saw Martha Reeves, Marv Johnson and Jnr Walker. Incredible night, the atmosphere was electric. Jnr Walker was last on, they did the old James Brown thing where a guy comes on to tell him his time his up. He disappeared still playing the sax, you could hear the sound around the building and then he appeared through the back doors of the hall, he walked through the crowd who were still on their feet, clapping and cheering. There was a parting of the crowd as he went to the front still got down on his knees and played the sax, to a thunderous applause. Incredible, a night never to be forgotten.

Ray Pollard - Prestatyn, truly awesome. The Volumes - Prestatyn, mind blowing performance and truly moving, especially when they sang Lady in Green and Heart you're made of stone. Gene Chandler - Stafford Edwin Starr - Casino.

Hi Geese, I hope you are well, I know what you mean, I'm a recovering vinyl junkie, best wishes to all

Nice tune

Mickey Denton - Now I’m Mr. Blue ?