Mickjay33

have a look at p&p thats the same as well and thats not cheap at £4.50 2nd class

just got an email from the wheel please read

AMENDED MAIL WITH CORRECTIONS

Dear Wheel Fan

The Planning Committee meeting which could vote to demolish the Twisted Wheel Club meets on the 28th June. This could be our last chance to save the Wheel.

During publicity for the new Hotel plan, the Developers, Olympian, said they WOULD consider keeping the cellars containing the Wheel as part of the new building.

THEY NOW APPEAR TO HAVE DROPPED THAT PLAN.

We therefore need to ask, in as bigger numbers as possible, that this promise IS contained in the plan, and that the new building does NOT involve destroying the cellars....

I would there ask you to please email the following people:

John Kelsey (the Case Officer at Manchester Council - j.kelsey@manchester.gov.uk

And the members of the Planning Committee:

cllr.a.kamal@manchester.gov.uk cllr.a.ahmed@manchester.gov.uk

cllr.a.fender@manchester.gov.uk cllr.b.curley@manchester.gov.uk

cllr.d.ellison@manchester.gov.uk cllr.h.lyons@manchester.gov.uk

cllr.j.flanagan@manchester.gov.uk members.services.office@manchester.gov.uk

cllr.m.watson@manchester.gov.uk cllr.m.loughman@manchester.gov.uk

cllr.n.ali@manchester.gov..uk cllr.n.siddiqi@manchester.gov.uk

cllr.n.lewis@manchester.gov.uk cllr.p.andrews@manchester.gov.uk

cllr.shaukat.ali@manchester.gov.uk

Feel free to compose a letter yourself, or please use the one below, which you can copy & paste into a new email:

To the Planning Committee

Re: Metro One Hotel Development on London Road/Whitworth Street 099250/FO/2012/C2

As the Committee will, no doubt, be aware, there have been requests from all over the world to save the cellars containing the Twisted Wheel Club.

Soon after the initial announcement of the planned development, a spokesperson for the Developers stated that they WOULD consider retaining the cellars as part of the new building.

However, the plan as published does not now seem to include this detail.

I therefore wish to request - on behalf of all the supporters of the Twisted Wheel, and the many thousands of people who have visited this city, purely to visit the Twisted Wheel Club - that the plans must include protection for the cellars under numbers 4 & 6 Whitworth Street.

If the Developers' include this protection in their building, then ALL parties will benefit. The development can be built, the amenities of the area improved, and indeed, the Hotel will benefit from increased Weekend bookings from visitors to the Twisted Wheel.

In view of the oversupply of Hotel Rooms in the area (at least 10 Hotels within a quarter of a mile of the proposed development with an average 65 spare rooms during the week and far more at weekends) the continued existence of the Twisted Wheel club can only help the profitability of the hotel

At the same time, the historical musical heritage of Manchester can be preserved for present and future generations, and the revenue streams for the city generated by the visitors to the Twisted Wheel can continue.

The submitted plans show that NO USE is intended for the area occupied by the cellars - it will simply be a void, and that a suitable ground floor entrance to the cellars could be incorporated into the planned Fire Escape design. This is an opportunity which must be seized before it is too late.

Recently, in London, there was a successful campaign to save a similar venue, The 100 Club, from demolition.

Ken Livingstone, the Labour Party Candidate for Lord Mayor of London, supported that campaign.

This is what Mr Livingstone said :

"One after another these clubs are being squeezed out of central London and I think we should change the planning law so where you've got an existing club there's a presumption it is preserved rather than as soon as you can close it and bung up a luxury block of flats or offices you get rid of it."

The campaign also pointed out that the 100 Club, JUST LIKE THE TWISTED WHEEL, treated Black musicians as equals, at a time when this did not happen in their home countries.

I ask that the Councillors of Manchester adopt a similar approach to the musical and racial heritage of the city of Manchester

Yours sincerely

Please support this campaign. If you only have time to send one email, send it to John Kelsey. But if you can send to each of the Councillors, that would certainly help to get this message across.

Thankyou to everyone who helps with this.

Let's Save The Wheel

www.twistedwheelclub.com

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I GOT ONE OF THESE BACK IN THE 70s from selecter disc in notts £1.50 still got it. bit over the top for a boot but 70s boots are fetching silly money now days

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Is this legal ?

people will pile through the doors.

i think it is but dont quote me

t k maxx in grantham play northern on a regular basis heard tainted love, & the nite . and they have some good gear as well

not in order

kiss my love goodbye -bettye swann

begging -4 seasons

baby not now - CL and the pictures

the girl across the street - moses smith

when we get there -- paul anka

messing with my mind - clarence carter

ordinary joe - jasmine kara

it'll never be over for me - timi yuro

what i really meant to say - don & juan

crying over you - duke browner

going to a happening - tommy neal

our love -darrell banks

emperor of my babys heart - kurt harris

nowere to run - martha and the vandellas

i'll keep holding on - marvelettes

ain't nothing but a house party - show stoppers

being without you - maurice williams

cry to me - solomon burke

sweet sweet lovin - platters

catch that teardrop - 5 royales

i can't make it anymore - spyder turner

great set spanner

Heres my contribution , a little bit of something for everyone

Janie Grant - My heart, your heart

Tempest - Someday

David & Ruben - I love her so much it hurts me

Bobby Parisian - Here comes the night owl

Ernie Washington - Lonesome Shack

Invitations - Watch out little girl

Dena Barnes - If you ever walk out of my life

Cynthia & the imaginary 3 - Thats what i am

Cashmeres - Show stopper

four tracks - Like my love for you

John Bowie - You're gonna miss a good thing

Jo Ann Garrett - A whole new plan

Sam Dees - Lonely for you baby

Cajun Hart - Got to find a way

Carla Thomas - I'll never stop loving you

Garland Green - Girl i love love you

Gerri Granger - I go to pieces

Joanie Sommers - Don't pity me

Norman Johnson - Our love will grow

Millie jackson - House for sale

Etta James - Seven day fool, then finally for quite a while, (cos i'm in sunny Minorca this time next month)

The Ivories - Please Stay

Hope you enjoyed, & thanks for those who gave me some kind words

ATB.....Rob G

great set rob had me bopping

the second bidder can have my demo for £250 its near mint

EDWIN STARR GREAT version

One of my favourite Marvin Gaye records has always been Ain't That Peculiar released in 1965 and produced & written by Smokey Robinson (and Co). It is a magical piece of Motown with piano, snare drum, bass and handclaps carrying the beat from start to finish with Marvin's vocals never better as he pleads for his girl to stop lying. Smokey's lyrics, as always, are sublime. An irresistable dance track that will sound good forever.

Imagine my dismay when I first heard that someone had taken the vocal track and mashed it up with one of my favourite Soft Jazz numbers "Summer Madness" by Kool & The Gang. NOOOO!!!!!!

But .... I was blown away when I heard it. It is quite magical in its own right and works totally IMHO. I think Marvin would have loved it. It is absolutely haunting:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFkRcBvf3M4

Take a listen to the acapella voice track that they used and you can even hear Marvin taking breaths, finger popping and tapping his feet during the original recording. Even more haunting:

I would be interested in others opinions on this.

im a motown nut love marvin gayes 60s stuff i did not think i would like this but how wrong was i great mix just melts over you marvins voice just blows you away

was it released as a single i need to get this

if its ovo you can play it

mines dean parish im on my way had this for years as a taxi drive very apt

i off to see them tomorrow nite in sheffield i saw them in notts in 2010 that was a great show just hope its as good as last time.

been talking to ronnie mcnair on facebook he reckons will love it hope so keep you posted

Glad i got mine for 50p @ 1971

that was when 50p was worth 50p are you really that old rob

Only ex or better copies please.

Thanks

john manship got one on his auction site

make a change if someone actually played the Smokey version if you ask me!

I OFTEN PLAY THIS OUT AT THE STUTE AND GRANTHAM SOUL GREAT TUNE

sorted now wanted DON RAY BORN A LOSER ORGINAL RCA VG+ PM WITH PRICE

CHEERS

still looking for kurt harris

WANTED KURT HARRIS Emperor Of My Baby's Heart vg+ ORIGINAL

PM WITH PRICE

Motown Complete Singles Vol: 4 1964 box set its the only 1 i have seen on cd

mick jay

In not the exact order.... here we go:-

Marion Stewart - i must be losing you - R

Marv Johnson - i'll pick a rose for my rose - Gordy(well it is valentines week)

Patrinell staton - little love affair - Sepia

Georgetta Banks - sweetly & completely - g-note ( for door lady)

Malcom Hayes - I gotta be with you - filmways ( Ditto above)

Bobby Sheen - sweet sweet love - capitol ( ditto above)

The Present - many's the slip twixt the cup and the lip - phillips

Velevettes - lovin on borrowed time - number one

The constellations - I didnt know how to - gemini

The sharpettes - lost in a world of a dream - sound city

Rain - out of my mind - bell

SHIRLEY EDWARDS DREAM MY HEART ON SHRINE .... WOW!!! ( from the missus)

Dee Dee Sharp - Deep dark secret - cameo

Andre Brasseur - the kid - cbs

Mr Bloe - groovin with Mr Bloe - djm

Edawrd Hamilton - I'm gonna love you - carrie

Bobby Garrett - my little girl - mirwood

Southbound freeway - revelations - swan

Tommy Neal - going to a happeneing - vocalion

Etta James - Seven day fool - argo

Anna Bella Caeser - Little Annie - gladhamp

The Dells - run for cover - cadet

Jerry Williams - if you ask me - calla

Holly St James - thats not love - single-sided studio acetate

Four tracks - like my love for you - mandingo

Loarraine Chandler - what can i do - giant

Yvonne Baker - you didnt say a word - parkway

Jimmy soul clark - I'll be your winner - soulhawk

Gerry Grainger - I go to pieces - bell

Frankie & Johnny - I'll hold you - hickory

Paul Anka - when we get there - rca

The showmen - the wrong girl - minit

Bob & Fred - I'll be on my way - big mack

Joanie Sommers - Don't pity me - WB

The Sparkels - Try love - oldtown

The showmen - Our love will grow - action

Garland Green - girl i love you - review

Carla Thomas - never stop loving you - horaces

Sam dees - lobnely for you baby - sss international

Valerie & Nick - I'll find you - glover

Hope you enjoyed what was played with the last 7 all being firm ibstock favs......all the very best from Rob & Lynn

SHIRLEY EDWARDS DREAM MY HEART ON SHRINE i hope you bring this to the stute next month great tune

nice set as always see you next nonth

my first big tune has to be the elgins heaven must have sent you heard it on radio luxembourg 208 about 1967/8 still my all time fav tune still give it a spin when i get the chance

TOMMY NAVARRO I CRIED MY LIFE AWAY JOHNNY NASH LOOKS LIKE THE RARE NORTHERN SOUL £112 FOR LOOK ALIKE MUST BE GOLD PLATED

ANYBODY WANT MINE £100 FREE DELIVERY GO YOU KNOW YOU WANT IT

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