£317 thought it would go for more

£317 thought it would go for more

Maybe not too many Andy Williams fans around any more?

(It's got to be him, hasn't it?)

Maybe not too many Andy Williams fans around any more?

(It's got to be him, hasn't it?)

do you like this as much as george lemons pete

£317 thought it would go for more

Should have made more, as its an excellent piece of Detroit!

Maybe not too many Andy Williams fans around any more?

(It's got to be him, hasn't it?)

Andy Williams lol seems fitting as I was the first one to play this that I should prove it's not Andy lol

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Reggie Alexander folks!

Edited September 9, 200915 yr by Mark Bicknell

Bloody hell Mark, I wouldn't of been so keen to own up to that.......

In the same league as George Lemons, but not quite as bad....

Phil u got no soul

Phil u got no soul

No I haven't......but neither have George Lemons & Reggie Alexander.....

Phil u got no soul

No I haven't......but neither have George Lemons & Reggie Alexander.....

PMSL at that.. Fooking brilliant, Phil

I wouldn't give £3.12 for the Mr Alexander 45, personally..

Fingers

Surely when Sharon Scott's unreleased version appeared on the "Rare Collectable & Soulful" CD, old Reggie's became somewhat redundant?

Bloody hell Mark, I wouldn't of been so keen to own up to that.......

In the same league as George Lemons, but not quite as bad....

Surfice to say Phil Reggie has long since gone mate well both copies actually lol sold the first one for £500.00 way back and almost the same for the other, the record worked during the early 90's at the likes of Keele etc. as an ender, it took off for what ever reason and originally cost me pennies, perhaps not the best record in the world but that can be said for so many records that find their way onto the Northern scene.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Surfice to say Phil Reggie has long since gone mate well both copies actually lol sold the first one for £500.00 way back and almost the same for the other, the record worked during the early 90's at the likes of Keele etc. as an ender, it took off for what ever reason and originally cost me pennies, perhaps not the best record in the world but that can be said for so many records that find their way onto the Northern scene.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Great record! - I've started sets with it - Still love it.

Len.

do you like this as much as george lemons pete

No I quite like this actually. I got two copies out of Discoveries about 9 years back, sold for £250 each, never had a sniff of anything like £500 each though.

Andy Williams lol seems fitting as I was the first one to play this that I should prove it's not Andy lol

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Hi Mark,

I sold you a copy of Reggie Alexander @ a 'Do' the Mount Stewart Hotel Colwy Bay, in I think the late eightees.,(possibly your 1st copy.)

This copy ended up with Keith (Soul - Searcher) Williams who still has it. I originaly bought it from Bob Foster for £2.

Regards Ricardo.

No I quite like this actually. I got two copies out of Discoveries about 9 years back, sold for £250 each, never had a sniff of anything like £500 each though.

I got £550 when I sold mine, mind you it was still very much in demand at the time.

Surfice to say Phil Reggie has long since gone mate well both copies actually lol sold the first one for £500.00 way back and almost the same for the other, the record worked during the early 90's at the likes of Keele etc. as an ender, it took off for what ever reason and originally cost me pennies, perhaps not the best record in the world but that can be said for so many records that find their way onto the Northern scene.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Only a bit of fun Mark, music is a very personal thing, and vive la difference I say. I remember the first time I heard Reggie, and being blown away by that incredible intro......only to be let down by Reggie's very weak vocal. But like I said, just my opinion. It would be a boring old world, if we all liked the same things.

Phil.

I got one of these from the States a couple months ago, paid £300 which I thought was a bargin..

mal

Surfice to say Phil Reggie has long since gone mate well both copies actually lol sold the first one for £500.00 way back and almost the same for the other, the record worked during the early 90's at the likes of Keele etc. as an ender, it took off for what ever reason and originally cost me pennies, perhaps not the best record in the world but that can be said for so many records that find their way onto the Northern scene.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Only a bit of fun Mark, music is a very personal thing, and vive la difference I say. I remember the first time I heard Reggie, and being blown away by that incredible intro......only to be let down by Reggie's very weak vocal. But like I said, just my opinion. It would be a boring old world, if we all liked the same things.

Phil.

'No more flat voice to cause me pain, no weak lyrics that expose voice strain... The sound that was big back through the years is now over, it's over - better that it's over'

Yuck - always hated it - one to go on the Doug Banks bonfire.

Dave

Edited September 10, 200915 yr by DaveNPete

this is one of those records I used to love and would have happliy paid a lot of money for but now as my tastes have changed I don't realy like it that much.

I did a straight swop with Donald Jenkins on Cortland of the famous Steve Smith outside the Old Vic Wolvo in the 1987

Well I Like it!

Liked it when first played and still like it now.

Great lyrics and backing track.

Great looking label too, would go nice with my Johnny Dixon!

i love it as well. always regreted selling it

dave