How much does so is the sun on tower go for these days?

thanks

ive a demo-----rate it 75-00 ---its for sale

bout 10-00 on uk capitol

An issue on Tower might be around 30, tops.

The issue's been on ebay a few times recently - 40-50 dollars.

The issue's been on ebay a few times recently - 40-50 dollars.

DEMO Isn't Easy

All stock copies I've had are different press with Anti-Slip

got an issue for sale, want 35 for it - what i paid - if anyones interested.

How much does so is the sun on tower go for these days?

thanks

In very nice condition it's a £40 - £50 tune and money well spent. So £35 is a nice price. The demo is considerably tuffer.

Awsome tune..

Regards,

Greg.

Was it booted? if so how can you tell?

Same here Roger, anti slip round edge of label,

Was it booted? if so how can you tell?

Don't think so, as it got a UK issue on Capitol.

I met the lead singer a couple of years ago. He is now the pricipal of a high school in Gary, Indiana. He told me that they also did an LP, but he didn't have a copy and I've ever been able to find it.

Edited April 7, 201015 yr by Dave Thorley

Don't think so, as it got a UK issue on Capitol.

Killer 'Deep' on the flip too!!

Don't think so, as it got a UK issue on Capitol.

Seconded, UK release on Capitol and never booted as far as I'm aware..

Also, sampled by Mr Weller on The Gift album for the Trans Globel Express track - if I remember correctly.

Regards,

Greg.

Don't think so, as it got a UK issue on Capitol.

Seconded, UK release on Capitol and never booted as far as I'm aware..

Also, sampled by Mr Weller on The Gift album for the Trans Global Express track - if I remember correctly.

Regards,

Greg.

Edited April 7, 201015 yr by ClearVinyl

Killer 'Deep' on the flip too!!

Very true.

I'm proud to have these songs in the Millbrand catalogue since we obtained rights to the Ladybird/Lamaja/Hilljay catalogues in 2005. And I've recently been working on a cover of 'So Is The Sun' with a young UK funk band.

Edited April 7, 201015 yr by Paul

I met the lead singer a couple of years ago. He is now the pricipal of a high school in Gary, Indiana. He told me that they also did an LP, but he didn't have a copy and I've ever been able to find it.

Bob Redding is not the principal of the school, just a dean. I posted my interview with the group before, they evolved into the New World on Polydor. I also submited a photo of the world column to indiana45s:

https://www.indiana45s.com/indiana45s_detail.php?recordID=1361&group=World%20Column

Bob Redding is not the principal of the school, just a dean. I posted my interview with the group before, they evolved into the New World on Polydor. I also submited a photo of the world column to indiana45s:

https://www.indiana45...=World%20Column

Very nice photo, Bob.

Bob Redding is not the principal of the school, just a dean. I posted my interview with the group before, they evolved into the New World on Polydor. I also submited a photo of the world column to indiana45s:

https://www.indiana45...=World%20Column

Thanks for the one up manship Bob.

Thanks for the one up manship Bob.

I was just correcting your info. None of them said anything about recording an LP (they didn't even know about the earlier world column 45 that was before they joined), I think they did one more unreleased record. I think the LP might have been in reference to the New World recording at Curtom, but it wasn't released obviously, or it might have been one of Bob's other groups.