See this creeping up in price lately - remember it as a Woolies 99p cheapie when I was a lad - somebody recently offered it to me @ £40.... Not on here I might add - was a local tinpot dealer here in Bath - I told him what he could do...

What do we think?

i find this lp reguler often give it away !

Yep - that's what I kinda thought...

Edited March 5, 201015 yr by Guest

All of The Isleys LPs on the cheap labels are worth picking up. Some cracking tracks on all of 'em

Tony

If someone wants to pay £40 for it that's up to them, not everyone has the time or inclination to go searching around for records, so pay dealer price, no different from any purchase you care to name.

If someone wants to pay £40 for it that's up to them, not everyone has the time or inclination to go searching around for records, so pay dealer price, no different from any purchase you care to name.

Totally agree

Tis a great track and lp only and very desirable too ...and not always so readily available

I've lost count of the things ive spent £40 on and found em at a few dollars not long after

sold a couple of minters for £12...last year, .....and the buyers were chuffed...........got another one somewhere ezzie

check out the alternate take on last year's double cd anthology, its stereo, fully orchestrated and taken at a tad slower tempo....personally i think it makes a change from hearing the mfp standard all the time.

rob.h

See this creeping up in price lately - remember it as a Woolies 99p cheapie when I was a lad - somebody recently offered it to me @ £40.... Not on here I might add - was a local tinpot dealer here in Bath - I told him what he could do...

What do we think?

Yes, it's funny what some 'wowser' record floggers will try and pull; they make me laugh! I found this LP in a Charity Shop, in Mint Cond., as well as the 'Twist and Shout'(?) LP. Then, in the Junk Shop next door, a reasonable copy, of the 'Brothers Isley' LP.