Davetay

"Time Can Change A Love" got lots of plays around East Lancs Clubs in the 70's. Band Club, Jenny, Legion, Underground, Alex, Tony's, etc. Never heard the flip played out.

It got played early 70's without really talking off. It was a bit too common to be pushed by the bigger clubs. It think it was a Soul Bowl special at one time 73/74ish 85p.

About 40 or so years late, is better then never finding out what it really is.

At one time it was his goal.

F**k me, there must be about 70.000 records l have not heard yet! Which clubs are playing em, count me in l will be there. That's now until l die taken care of music wise.

Once talking to Tim Brown about this, maybe 20 years ago. Tim said then no more than 10,000 max.

I would spell it Leburnon Strings, but l am shit at spelling,

Don't shoot me, l am only the messager. I was not the one who covered it up, lol.

Lebanon Strings "I Miss My Baby" = "Bari Track".

Yes in a A5 notebook from the Post Office, also used to write down songs heard out that l did not know.

Only 3,000 gatecrashers there than, lol.

I had issues of Ken Williams and Major Harris, but all the rest Sandi Sheldon, Major Lance, Tangeers, Triumphs, etc were all demos.

All the Green Warner Brothers, Three Degrees, Alice Clark, Linda Jones, etc where a lot harder to find than the White Demos

The Red lssue of Velvet Satins was a hard one bitd.

I had a Tobi Legend blue issue bitd, also found 4 Stanley Mitchell issues in the States.

Yeah that fits in, cause Tim was playing it out than 99/00.

Not heard that version, is it the same song?

Could be Thelma Houston's version off the LP.

Trust me it was 74, another one dropped off the Mecca playlist like a hot brick. I have the add from NME from Selectadisc in a scapbook somewhere.

The Pussycat pressing was done in 74 FACT!

Yes l have got the tape as well, after Mike Walker, l think the 1st record was "Would Without Sunshine" Also Richard says "the 1st time ever at the Casino for The Carstairs" "going out to Judith by the way"

Sold my issues of Janie Grant and Christine Cooper to Dave Ferguson, late 70's.

G. Knight's LP only track "Ain't You Glad You Chose Love" was a floor fuller locally back in 74.

Yes l have to agree with you Kev on this, l have or had a tape with you playing JD Martin, ages before it became a big sound.