Hi Guys

Just the usual questions,

How much do you reckon a excellent issue copy of this stormer should go for.

I've been playing the 45 this week and had forgotten how bloody marvellous it is.

Any ideas ?

what did the one one J Manships auction go for ?

anyone remember?

There are only 3 (only one really decent) issue copys and 2 (one decent) demos of the JB Troy 45s on popsike.

Compare that to the 30 plus "Marie Knights" - "that's no way to treat a girl" on the same label and it must give an indication

that the JB Troy is a very illusive 45 ? Especially for a big label like Musicor. Is JB the rarest Soul 45 on the label ?

I reckon this 45 is a well overlooked and underplayed 45 in 2010 - rarer than the other biggies on musicor.

overdue a bit of serious turntable action ?

I would deffo drop it in a set if I was a DJ - how can you not want to dance to that !!!

I heard it had plays over the years, can anyone tell me when and where and who played it back in the day ?

oh - I am not selling a copy of this 45 before anyone asks

just very interested in this seemingly forgotten 45 and any history it has.

I love it

thanks

M

Edited October 9, 201014 yr by mossy

Title: j b troy

added by mossy on 09 Oct 2010

artist: j b troy

title: live on

label: musicor

label extra: no info entered

audio/video: audio

info posted:

hard - gritty - funky - soulful - banging - 60s soul

link to reofosoul clip info page

 

Cant help on current value, as had my copy for quite a few years now , sure I paid around fifty quid for it and its a demo although not sure if its worth more than an issue ................but do agree STORMING TUNE

A matter of taste but it's gotta be the flip "I'm Really Thankful" for me.

A matter of taste but it's gotta be the flip "I'm Really Thankful" for me.

Ahhhh the deep side !

It is very nice with a very gospel / stax feel to it.

At the moment I think that this 45 has been a classic case of an overlooked and underplayed 45 due to it being far rarer than people have given it credit for.

I am under the impression after chatting to a few people that this is really quite a tough 45 to find.

Someone even mentioned that is probably one of the hardest Northern Soul 45s on Musicor to locate ?

I just wanted to hear the Soul Source opinions

Edited October 10, 201014 yr by mossy

This tune must be played at my funeral....

Always a tune thats got the room moving and still does Mossy....

Everything about what a tune should be for raw impact....

Keep posting Mossy, always good to see your passion mate....

steve

Hi Guys

Just the usual questions,

How much do you reckon a excellent issue copy of this stormer should go for.

I've been playing the 45 this week and had forgotten how bloody marvellous it is.

Any ideas ?

what did the one one J Manships auction go for ?

anyone remember?

There are only 3 (only one really decent) issue copys and 2 (one decent) demos of the JB Troy 45s on popsike.

Compare that to the 30 plus "Marie Knights" - "that's no way to treat a girl" on the same label and it must give an indication

that the JB Troy is a very illusive 45 ? Especially for a big label like Musicor. Is JB the rarest Soul 45 on the label ?

I reckon this 45 is a well overlooked and underplayed 45 in 2010 - rarer than the other biggies on musicor.

overdue a bit of serious turntable action ?

I would deffo drop it in a set if I was a DJ - how can you not want to dance to that !!!

I heard it had plays over the years, can anyone tell me when and where and who played it back in the day ?

oh - I am not selling a copy of this 45 before anyone asks

just very interested in this seemingly forgotten 45 and any history it has.

I love it

thanks

M

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this was a pat brady spin at the casino ...

had 2 demos of this paid £150 for my last copy

neil jones was playing this at middleton regularly before it closed,,,,

gr8 record as you say...

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this was a pat brady spin at the casino ...

had 2 demos of this paid £150 for my last copy

neil jones was playing this at middleton regularly before it closed,,,,

gr8 record as you say...

thanx for that !!!

will always add a post here n there steve - like you know - i got a big passion for the 45s

"LIVE ON " !

Hi Guys

Just the usual questions,

How much do you reckon a excellent issue copy of this stormer should go for.

I've been playing the 45 this week and had forgotten how bloody marvellous it is.

Any ideas ?

what did the one one J Manships auction go for ?

anyone remember?

There are only 3 (only one really decent) issue copys and 2 (one decent) demos of the JB Troy 45s on popsike.

Compare that to the 30 plus "Marie Knights" - "that's no way to treat a girl" on the same label and it must give an indication

that the JB Troy is a very illusive 45 ? Especially for a big label like Musicor. Is JB the rarest Soul 45 on the label ?

I reckon this 45 is a well overlooked and underplayed 45 in 2010 - rarer than the other biggies on musicor.

overdue a bit of serious turntable action ?

I would deffo drop it in a set if I was a DJ - how can you not want to dance to that !!!

I heard it had plays over the years, can anyone tell me when and where and who played it back in the day ?

oh - I am not selling a copy of this 45 before anyone asks

just very interested in this seemingly forgotten 45 and any history it has.

I love it

thanks

M

Still looking for one Mossy

tim brown had one for sale this week at £75!!!!! gr8 price...