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Some cool jazz fests popping up over the next few months:
New Generation Jazz at the Ropetackle (Shoreham-by-Sea) - 3 consecutive Wednesdays (booh) starting with Camilla George and Romarna Campbell on 1st Feb.
Brick Lane Jazz festival - April 14-16th massive hotter than hot line-up including Ashley Henry, Jas Kayser, Seed. etc...
Watford Jazz Junction festival - May 18-21st including Zara McFarlane, Omar, Xhosa Cole Quartet...
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Used records get a spray of water/isopropyl alcohol (with a tiny squirt of washing up liquid), scrub with a soft nailbrush, and rinse under a tap.
This method is fine. I do something not too dissimilar. I make my own solution (based on previous recommendation by @Airhead ) and use a soft-bristle paint pad to get my solution into the groove.
However I only use distilled water (mixed with rubbing alcohol). London water being so hard I wouldn't rinse a record with it. -
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Next is a bundle of T-Rex singles (all 7")
Condition is mostly VG+
All generic sleeves (3 are of the EMI T-Rex variety)
Name in pen on label- New York City / Chrome Sitar
- Light of love / Explosive mouth
- Telegraph Sam / Cadilac / Baby strange
- 20th Century boy / Free angel
- Truck on (Tyke) / Sitting here
- The groover / Midnight
- Dreamy lady / Do you wanna dance / Dock of the bay
- Teenage dream / Satisfaction pony
- Hot love / Woodland rock / The king of the mountain cometh
All 9 for £20
Postage/Collection as above. - New York City / Chrome Sitar
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I definitely borrowed it from @Airhead but here goes...
I make 500ml at a time...
400ml distilled water
100ml rubbing alcohol
1-2 drops of Tergitol 15-S-3
1-2 drops of Tergitol 15-S-9
6-10 drops of Triton X-100 surfactant
All those chemical agents I found on ebay quite cheap. I went for a "large" bottle of the X-100 as it was more cost-effective.