Mick Boyle

Dont ask its not worth it

On March 26th 1965 I think you will find that Lou Beatty wasn't conducting domestic duties at all. Contrary to common belief he was making pizzas with his new neighbour All. You may think that pizza making is a domestic activity but your wrong. These Lou-Will pizzas were sold on the corner making it a business. I don't think you can mistake this as a domestic duty unless your hiding things from the tax man.

Haa haaa I just wet myself If anyone asked who fed next door cat when All Williams was in the studio on march 26th 1965 there will be 15 people all giving answers I can take a joke though and I was the 1st to laugh

What - No reply

Anyone have the end results Mick

Hi Mal - Did you drag it to 13:55 as stated Mick

Drag the slider to 13:55 Poor poor instrumental that was once a monster

Always prefered the vocals personally. 1st Tuesday of the month im doing a radio show with me old mates Paul Cater & John Poole on Ambersound radio 9 - 11 pm We are playing instrumental of the month at about 10.30 Last months instrumental was Kenny Gambles - The jokes on you This months I think is Imperial Cs - Someone tell her Not quiet your every day instrumentals Abbersound Radio 107.2 FM Tuneinapp Ambersoundfm.com/

Sister Lee How good is that Never ever hear it now days

Rita told us that she never met the Tiaras and she just sang the vocals over the prerecorded backing track. Was this track prepared for Gloria originally ?

Sold a good quantity to a couple of dealers at Prestatyn All were priced up on the sleeves. The dealers toted up the whole amount and offered me about 20% off I thought that was very fair. Getting payment from one of them was a bit more drawn out but got there in the end Well done dealers

Spent 10 years buying from all corners of the world Bought records from £1 to over £1000 At a guess I would say over 500 single items One took over a month to arrive but turned out that the seller had been hospitalized The global postal service was ace and gave me 100% delivery Am I just a lucky guy - Of to get a lotto ticket

So if you go to a soul night and there's two rooms, one with Ted Massey, Mick H, Butch, Ady Croasdell and alike playing there top quality tunes and in the other room there are only records of £25 and below being played then you would soon see that price matters. Yes lots did slip through as a bargains years back but we have wizened up to that now so I thinks they will be few and far between in future Best Under £25 record for me is The Falcons - Standing On Guard Just My Thoughts

Loved it for years and I would be a happy man to hear it played out

Kenny Hamber £300 Anything you want Artic DJ copy Plays fantastic with no pops clicks or background noise There are 10,000 marks on the vinyl and light outer edge marks to both labels Great for DJing ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- La Reine La Mar £250 Thats Not The Way To Love Cloud Records VG +++++ Couple of light marks (if were being fussy) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Lost Soul £175 ---------------------- Sold Sold Sold------------------------------- A Secret Of Mine Raven The Good News -- This is the 1st Issue Raven 211 (not the commoner 2nd press) that most have The bad news -- It has a edge warp that can jump on light needle. Slight 1 second noise at beginning Great for DJing - Some label ring wear ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Archie Bell Bell And The Drells £125 A Thousand Wonders Atlantic - Only ever came out on Spanish and this is it M- Fine for the collector plays and looks great with picture sleeve -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- All prices include 1st class recorded delivery (UK sales only) If your abroad and want to buy then use a UK mate I prefer card payment over the phone - Mick

Thanks for help - any more is appreciated I did a search before I started the thread and found nothing (must be me) About 12 years ago I was given a CD full of un-issued Motown and requested never to give it out. On there is a version I didn't recognize, I asked who it was and The Monitors was the answer Thanks for the thread links Pete

I don't know if this has already been asked here. But this is one of my favorite songs and I have a few questions about it that I cant find the answers to. I have noticed that there are many different versions, recorded under many different names such as the Prophets, The Detroit Prophets, The Originals and I am sure I also have a version by the Monitors (on CD) somewhere. Who recorded it first? I have also noticed it has been accredited to Holland Dozier Holland, but also accredited to Wilson and Stephenson. Who actually wrote it? I have previously been told that the versions are the same but just sped up/slowed down. But if you listen to the different versions it is clear this is wrong as the order of lines in the chorus are swapped around also. Which lyrics are the original lyrics? I am aware the that the song has never been officially released as 45 at any time and was an album track. But that is the only thing I do know. Any information regarding this song would be very much appreciated. Mick

If my memory serves me correctly it was an album track

As good as it gets in my book

8 years back I was sick to death of it but then one day I gave it the attention it deserved and I realized how dam good it is and now look forward to the next time its played

Prince Phillip Michell - Prestatyn Barbra lynn - Cala Gran Precisions - Prestatyn IIvy Jo Hunter - Bretby (singing wasn't the best but unbelievable to see him there) Well done Mr King George Mccraege - Nottingham (singing was amazing) Edwin Starr - Everywhere

Hey Rich, the way you ripped of the cardboard cover to your biriyani last week I would never of guest you cared about rain forests.

Rob Smiths Record shop don't look like that

Cheers mate, I was in there for 5 mins and there were no staff bet they were at the chippy Good luck Mick

Are you sorted yet Mick