Gene Woodbury - Ever Again - Del Val in stunning nice clean condition, Offers - will run for a few days best offer secures this classic hard to find 45, Cheques/Cash/Pay Pal as a gift to avoid fee my end - contact bicknellmark@aol.com or via PM here.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Hi Mark, any chance of seeing a scan of it?

Cheers, ray

Hi Mark, any chance of seeing a scan of it?

Cheers, ray

Why, don't you know what it looks like lol

Why, don't you know what it looks like lol

Ok!!

Is yours nice and clean like this one then?

This is how mine looks.

Was this ever booted? I can just feel the raised stamp marks on the lable and mine has DV1005 scratched in the run out grooves. The flip side "Thats not half bad" is a nice track also.

Ray

Edited December 3, 200915 yr by Raym

Ok!!

Is yours nice and clean like this one then?

This is how mine looks.

Was this ever booted? I can just feel the raised stamp marks on the lable and mine has DV1005 scratched in the run out grooves.

Ray

Looks as good as mine Ray thanks mate.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Ok!!

Is yours nice and clean like this one then?

This is how mine looks.

Was this ever booted? I can just feel the raised stamp marks on the lable and mine has DV1005 scratched in the run out grooves. The flip side "Thats not half bad" is a nice track also.

Ray

I know Bernie Williams was but don't think Gene Woodbury has ever been booted.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

I know Bernie Williams was but don't think Gene Woodbury has ever been booted.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

great record mark , lets hope it never gets booted

Best version too! IMHO

Best version too! IMHO

It was never booted, it did come out on the first Grapevine Lp but thats it.

I remember the first ever play of this at Wigan, covered up as William Lucas.

It's good but it's no Bernie Williams.

Best version too! IMHO

Me too! I think it's far superior to Bernie Williams version and a damn sight cheaper

Which one was first?

Me too! I think it's far superior to Bernie Williams version and a damn sight cheaper

Which one was first?

sure it was gene woodbury first

sure it was gene woodbury first

Defo Gene Woodbury First

I agree its far better than BW

It was never booted, it did come out on the first Grapevine Lp but thats it.

I remember the first ever play of this at Wigan, covered up as William Lucas.

It's good but it's no Bernie Williams.

agree pete bernie williams the best by far

Gene Woodbury - Ever Again - Del Val in stunning nice clean condition, Offers - will run for a few days best offer secures this classic hard to find 45, Cheques/Cash/Pay Pal as a gift to avoid fee my end - contact bicknellmark@aol.com or via PM here.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Didn't track it but did John Manship auction have one on a few week ago? What did that go for? You got a reserve price MB (no need to answer if you prefer not to)

Several interested parties here with a couple of offers, still very much open to further offers.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

sure it was gene woodbury first

Gene Woodbury wasn't disovered for a good 3 to 4 years after Bernie Williams, Williams first Wigan play 1974, Woodbury 1978.

Gene Woodbury wasn't disovered for a good 3 to 4 years after Bernie Williams, Williams first Wigan play 1974, Woodbury 1978.

totally agree, remember first nite GW was played c/up, sure it was RS who spun it? BW was played years before it as Pete says.

Defo Gene Woodbury First

I agree its far better than BW

Hello All..........

Just a quick observation. I`ve just listened to both versions again back to back,[which i had done before a few times]. Thing is, i was always under the impression that they they shared the same backing track,the only major difference being that Gene Woodbury could actually sing in tune ! I now realize, after having listened again to both,that Bernie Williams, though undoubtedly rarer by a long chalk, has quite a heavier backing track while the Gene Woodbury has a much lighter and "Jazzier" feel to it but still superior vocally[ as i remember it].......... Or is it down to Rarity ? The King is most definately in the altogether i reckon

Good luck with the sale Mark,its a class tune.......

totally agree, remember first nite GW was played c/up, sure it was RS who spun it? BW was played years before it as Pete says.

It was RS mate. I was there that night too.

Hello All..........

Just a quick observation. I`ve just listened to both versions again back to back,[which i had done before a few times]. Thing is, i was always under the impression that they they shared the same backing track,the only major difference being that Gene Woodbury could actually sing in tune ! I now realize, after having listened again to both,that Bernie Williams, though undoubtedly rarer by a long chalk, has quite a heavier backing track while the Gene Woodbury has a much lighter and "Jazzier" feel to it but still superior vocally[ as i remember it].......... Or is it down to Rarity ? The King is most definately in the altogether i reckon

Good luck with the sale Mark,its a class tune.......

I think it's the same backing track myself but it's got added percussion and is slightly speeded up, just a couple of revs.

Edited December 4, 200915 yr by Pete S

Didn't track it but did John Manship auction have one on a few week ago? What did that go for? You got a reserve price MB (no need to answer if you prefer not to)

Does anyone know how much the recent copy on JM's auction went for?

Few solid offers so far.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

I ran into a few problems bidding on Manships auction on this one (registration issues) but think it went less than £400. Are you going to sell this one Mark!

Pat

I ran into a few problems bidding on Manships auction on this one (registration issues) but think it went less than £400. Are you going to sell this one Mark!

Pat

Thanks Pat, yes will be selling this mate lol

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Deal done thread now closed, thanks for all the interest in this one.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.