HI ALL

WON TINA ROBERTS ( ONE WAY OR OTHER) J.MANSHIPS AUCTION £800.00 IS THIS A BARGAIN OR NOT.

THANKS.

STEVE

it has gone for at least double that

Good price last one on e-bayer i think sold for $1300 couple years ago

That's about £860 today Ian ;-). I thought it was worth around £800 to a £1000? Ive seen it around the £800 mark couple of times, also seen it for more.

Sold mine for a shade over 2K a few years back.

Good price last one on e-bayer i think sold for $1300 couple years ago

Two Years Ago Did $1324 (approx £827.50 on todays rates) so cheapish but not rising much in 2 yrs. But I know a man who would have got more had it been in his little black tackle box ! ! hee hee

awesome tune!, remember this at "RAREST OF THE RARE", manchester ritz. got a legit release on the "for millionaires" goldmine cd but as regards vinyl its as expensive as it comes, although i agree with several here that its previous and current value appears to remain unchanged, so £800 is about right...thats based on the fact that tb auctioned one either this, or last year and i dont think it realized much more. besides that, this IS a tune that SHOULD be played out, its not hens teeth so there should be enough djs with it in their collections, yes?

Man, I junked this one years ago for 50 cents and sold it for $600-$700 about 10 years ago. It was a nice playing VG IIRC. Doubt I'll ever see one again.

On 27/11/2010 at 05:52, George G said:

Man, I junked this one years ago for 50 cents and sold it for $600-$700 about 10 years ago. It was a nice playing VG IIRC. Doubt I'll ever see one again.

There is a Tina on auction at moment

I am more interested in the sticker (what do we think)

 

The oval chips sticker seemed to appear on loads of Philly and New York distributed 45's. There is some great info both on hear and the net in general regarding Weldons prolific contribution to black music in Philadelphia.

39 minutes ago, Still Diggin said:

The oval chips sticker seemed to appear on loads of Philly and New York distributed 45's. There is some great info both on hear and the net in general regarding Weldons prolific contribution to black music in Philadelphia.

Thanks I have seen the article Dave Moore did (so well) and it mentions the Chips distribution and it appears Weldon distributed it (presumably in Philly) and I have now seen Motown labels with his stickers on ......interesting, thanks

Edited July 27, 20195 yr by Blackpoolsoul

Is there any connection here to the artist willie mcdougal who recorded on Kinard ?

 

and also as billy Mack on Tina.

28 minutes ago, Dylan said:

Is there any connection here to the artist willie mcdougal who recorded on Kinard ?

 

and also as billy Mack on Tina.

No, Willie was from Greensboro, North Carolina

Harry Chipetz, Chips Distribution Corp. 

22 minutes ago, Chalky said:

Harry Chipetz, Chips Distribution Corp. 

I love this knowledge.....Thanks my brain is getting more full

Found him here in the middle

1 hour ago, Chalky said:

Harry Chipetz, Chips Distribution Corp. 

Do you think his heart was in the job. Maybe 'encouraged' to distribute some to the local tip?

Edited July 27, 20195 yr by Simon T

Hey Simon , that Vickie Baines looks very familiar