Mick Boyle

When I started selling some of my vinyl, I was surprised to be told that mine was a boot. The easy way to tell was how flexible it was, you could nearly bend it in half Mick

Agentsmith I think your comments are 100% spot on. Linda has always been my queen of soul and theirs no rival. But I think she passed at 27 in 1972 I have only mentioned this as you are obviously a big fan.Check it out I may be wrong (wouldent be the 1st Time) I always thought the great My Heart Needs A Break was a 70s track but now I wonder if it was late 60s MIck

Andy wasn't on the trip when the so called Keni Lewis was found though Im sure he would of been the brains behind it. John Poole actually found it and the record went to Rob Thomas (who was present) & Andy Rix as it was there contact In my opinion this was one of the greatest turn ups in Northern soul history and I believe Kitch now owns it As stated it was un-named and I have heard the L J Reynaulds link before. Rob Thomas told me he had tracked down the artist and gave me a Italian name (I since forgot) I think he was pulling my leg. Hopefully Andy can throw some more light on this

You lost me there The one Pete has listed was found in Max Kidds basement and was totally blank It was covered as Keni Lewis due to the shrine connection If you are referring to my spelling of Kenny then I hold spell check responsible for that, as it don't like Keni Not trying to claim that my spelling is any good as in general its rather preposterous.

Anything with Not the marrying kind on (covered up as Kenny Lewis) and the Young Brothers gets my vote

Jimmy McFarland Sold

1st The Monzas You Know You Turn Me On (VG+) 2nd Billy Hambrick She Said Goodbye/ I Found True Love (Label is brill but some slight background noise) 3rd Jimmy McFarland Lonely Lover (VG++) SOLD SOLD SOLD 4th James Bell Amazing Love (VG+ - M-) 5th Roger Pace The Minute My Back Was Turned (looks its age - sellotape on hey hey side) plays great Open to offers Mick

What the CD about £2 i think lol

Shirley Edwards - Dream my heart

May have to add something more tempting tomorrow

Always said to my wife COME-ON for many reasons, to hurry her up, to persuade her to go somewhere or to encourage her to do something out of the ordinary like the ride on top of the Stratosphere. Always worked and when I heard The Young Brothers at 1:44 say Just Put Your Hand In MIne And Come-on I knew I had found our tune

Monzas - You know you turn me on - Moon VG++ Open to offers Picture of actual record - Not the Youtube clip 8T0kL6uVfjs

Thanks for your help Steve

Rob Thomas had one in his sales box at Mark Hopes 40th (about 12 years ago) at £250 I (fool me) bought Doug Banks for £40.00 Aaaaaggggghhhhhhh

Dont trust acetates since I found two blanks in Johnstown Pennsylvania un-cut and un-written labels Nice to see the acetate sleeve survived the glue lol

Thanks for your replies Im gonna assume that there were a few allniters in the mid 70s that I missed As for the 80s my Mrs was dropping kids everywhere so my soul days were numbed for 20 years Fond memories of the Pally and can remember queuing right down the road round the back and up the other side Rich B - Look forward to your chat (its been a while) Hector obviously did a good job or they wouldn't of used him and he keept the floor going but what he played was way of my level and didn't seem to soulful to me, But we all have our opinions. I had the pleasure to be the last NS DJ to do the Notts Pally finishing off with Andria Henry as Jonah the promoter had order me to carry on at the end and got me a huge bollocking of the pally staff- Nearly lost that title when we had the Little Anthony saga that dint happen Mick

And about 7 records before that was The Cavaliers - Hold To My Baby Great show

Reading in another thread - Best KnIcked Car - and to my surprise there's stories about Nottingham Pally Allniters. I have lived in Nottingham all my life and during 76-77-78 I went to St Ives - Wakefields - KGB - Wigan - Baileys - Cleethorpes - Loughborough etc etc. In Nottingham I can only remember a couple off niters at the Brit and there was a club called Tiffanys on the side of Victoria Center that had a couple. I have never heard of a Pally Niter so what year were they. I went to loads of the Pally alldayers even a all Motown Pally alldayer Different story - At the Pally alldayers there was a DJ called Hector. Please tell me hes quit

Ascots Another day MIR-A-DON complete with jukebox labels

Right in my hay-day as well. I must be going senile

I may be having a grey moment but what year was that as i went to millions of Notts Pally all-dyers but don't recall any niters Mick (Not the mick you related to in your post)

Sold Sold Sold

Dont know if this is any good to anyone Carl Carlton Acetate album By Mediasound Cutting SOLD At the suggeston of Tom Moulton 1 Everlasting Love 2 Morning Noon and Night 3 I wanna be your main squeeze 4 Our Day Will Come 5 La La Song 6 Signed Sealed Delivered 7 Hurt So Bad 8 Smokin Room 9 Lonely Teardrops I don't know if these are the same cuts as the 1974 release If interested make me an offer MIck

Duke Browner Voc / Inst

Boots reissues 2nd issues what ever you call them Just took the wife to the states for her 50th. I took the opportunity to pop in the odd record shop or two as its been about 8 years since my last USA trip. Went to Santa Barbara into Starbucks and on the wifi and Goggled Record Shops In Santa Barbara, Wow wish we could of done this back in the day as my phone gave me a list of all record shops close by, Never realised there were so many. So of to the 1st Shop and saw this sign in the window Ok off to the second shop and now for the USA boots First handful we found The Duck and The Snake (thought I was a the zoo) shortly after we found More Today Than Yesterday, Break Out even boots of things like Hypnotized (Linda Jones) and Sitting In The Park (Billy Stewart) and many more. I couldn't believe how many boots and reissues there were Of the the third shop 131 East De LA Guerra Street Hes only got a box set complete with record box and illustration book for $278 of about 24 soul reissues including Walter and the Admerations Man Oh Man and Two plus Two Look Around / Im Sure and I can tell you these look like the real deal Started talking to the owner about this box set and he said he is able to buy them individually if required, Wonder how many have been pressed. Later into the conversation he said Hey man are you into that northern soul stuff, I said yes. He looked over the counter at my trousers and said you cant be your pants aint baggy enough. (This is how we are viewed world wide) I confess to owning a USA boot in my collection Willie Tee - Please don't go on Gold Coast but Walter and Two Plus Two were put back in there sleeves and returned back to there box and back to the shop shelf. Visited another three shops in other areas but there all full of boots Mick