I've kept my old collection of mainly cheap pressings from the 70's to this date and have recently added to them. Amongst the old stuff, I thought, may be the odd original, so I bought the Manship guide to Bootlegs . . Northern Soul Top 500 . . to try and help me have an idea of values, etc. The Manship guide has supplied me plenty of disappointment to what I thought were, weren't.

The one thing it doesn't help me on is the Kapp white demo, black writing - Rubin - You've been away. Can't for the life in me remember where I got it from.

Also noticed on another thread that Chuck Wood on Bigt may be worth something, can anyone help me with some info please.

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Dave B.

Hi Dave,

I presume you mean "Seven Days Too Long", in which case a UK Big T issue would, I guess, sell for about £15. Maybe Mick Smith can correct me here? Hope that's right, that's what I sold mine for a few years ago!

There's another single by him on the label "I've Got My Lovelight Shining" - possibly worth around £8 - £10.

Gene

Thanks Gene, it is 7 days too long. Don't like it that much really, must be one of the least played in my box.

The one thing it doesn't help me on is the Kapp white demo, black writing - Rubin - You've been away.

The original demo will have a red 'A', the boots are all B&W