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Well....it was 1966, about 30 years before depilation became fashionable! Wonder if Marc Bolan gained inspiration for recording Debora backwards from here? Cracking clip though - love it! Really arty.

What about Wigan's Masturba Ovation?

Brilliant clip Karen! Struts his stuff like no body!

Hip Soulies Don't Play Sampled Tracks.................

Hi George! Long time - how you doing mate? Must start saving for Oz - have a friend who actually lives in Wellington, New Zealand, who I'm due to visit in the next year or two. Could divert enroute I guess! All the best, Gene

It's a completely different take of the track. Good, but the SOS 45 is better IMO.......

Not a cover of Eskew Reeder by any chance is it?

Try the other side of "Skate Awhile Baby" by Claudia Green. An excellent uptempo track called "I Just Love The Guy", and 100 times better than the A-side!

I've only ever seen West Coast styrene presses of it. Remember, it was distributed by Sue, and most (if not all) of their issues and demos around 1969 were styrene.

Absolutely stunning bit of femme mid-tempo - and a bargain at the price! Go for it!

PPL = Piss Poor Licensing?????????

Must remember that one - will make a change from me saying "one man's shit is another man's gold"!

Hey Pete - just found out that he's been NARU'd!

BUMP! All still available.....................

Brilliant choice Simon. Fact is, I was going to name it as my fave cheapie, but you beat me to it!

THE FOLLOWING ARE UP FOR SET SALE (see pics below) THE FOUNDATIONS: Change My Life (UK Psycho 45) VG+ (tiny warp not affecting play, and light storage marks on the A-side) £100 MOON WILLIAMS: All For You (UK DJM DEMO) Mint Unplayed. £120 CISSY HOUSTON: Think It Over (UK Private Stock LP) - includes the fantastic "Love Don't Hurt People" which wasn't available on a 45. EX £15 Recorded P&P: Singles £1.90. LPs £2.80 Cheques, Postal Orders and PayPal gladly accepted. PLEASE PM ME IF INTERESTED. Ta. Gene

And i bet the person who filmed it without sound is now thinking "I should have known better"!

Hi Pete, Unable to run the clips as I'm at work at the mo. I think it was the 30 min film I did you, with a spoken intro by Tony Verity, and then straight into Byron Lee & The Dragonaires doing Jamaica Ska - am I right? If so, this has the second "End" logo with the applause. To me, it looks like it's compiled from two separate films as they look like they've been filmed on different occasions. There's certainly a difference between, for example, Prince Buster doing "Wash Wash", to Byron Lee & The Dragonaires doing "Sammy Dead" (not the Eric Morris clip at the start of the film). The alternative ending, which ends with I Don't Know by the Blues Busters was shown on BBC2 in June 1986. If you run through the clip on your vid again, you'll probably notice that after the bad editing of split-second dance clips, it fades out into Sammy Dead. Thankfully, I still have the film as part of my pride and joy of my video collection. Confused? You bet I am mate! Gene

Stuart, the white presenter was Tony Verity - voted WIRL DJ of the year almost every year during the late '60s. I think there were two separate films made. I have seen two different endings; one with the Blues Busters doing "I Don't Know" which ends with the "A Jamaican Film Unit Production" (the one screened by BEEB2 in 1986) and another end which just ends with a table of 4 people applauding, under a chinese-looking "END" logo. Anyone confirm this, or know the running order for the two films?

Greg Butler in Foxton, Cambs, has long been a specialist of 78s. Sometimes he holds sales at his home - see the following link: https://www.wereallneighbours.co.uk/idlecha...age.php?id=1838 As far as turntables that play 78s go, Richer Sounds currently have a lovely Thorens TD-170 in stock for £199 (and well worth the money IMO). Here's the link to it: https://www.richersounds.com/showproduct.ph...;pid=THOR-TD170 Word of advice - if buying the Thorens TD 170, it's advisable to buy a separate Audio Technica cartridge from somewhere like Hi-Fi Care, as they still make 78 styli for them. PS: No, I do NOT want to sell my Jo Ann Henderson 78!

I reckon it started in 1953, with the formation of The Drifters, but was bought more to light in 1955 with "Please, Please, Please" by James Brown.

I see the seller's drastically dropped his P&P costs from the £3.50 he charged me for the Royal Esquires a few years ago - which only cost £1.20 to send in second-hand packaging!

Well IMO - he sent the right side. "I'm Sure" is the side that isn't really worth a . "Look Around" is the decent side.........

Aaah, supermarkets. The place to perve.....erm I mean pull!

No, no - it IS what's underneath that counts - but who wants to delve that deeply????