Hey soulters and funksters one n all. I am trying to value some records and require a reliable source, yourselves, to get these right. I would appreciate any help you could offer, thanks in advance, here are my first selection:

EUGENE JEFFERSON - A PRETTY GIRL DRESSED IN BROWN / HIGH PRESSURE BLUES - OPEN 1617 -Original not reissue.

BUSTER JONES - baby boy / you've got to learn - Label: SURE-SHOT 901

No scan yet sorry

Jones, Bobby - Slow Down, I'm Gonna Loose You - Tmp-ting: 119 DJ

THE BOSS FOUR - WALKIN' BY - RIM - CONDITION: EXCELLENT - NOTES: FANTASTIC STAFFORD MONSTER

FREDDIE HOUSTON - SOFT WALKIN / TO BE IN LOVE - TOTO 101 VG+

dELORISE bERRY scarce Northern Soul sounds like a female version of Arthur Freeman's You got me uptight. Flip is a beautiful ballad with a full male group backing. Vinyl is immaculate, small # on label.This isn't my copy, my labels are crystal clear

Thanks for looking, all of the above are for sale also...

Boss four I thought was about £40.00

Buster jones is about the same £40.00

Mark

Cheers Mark

EUGENE JEFFERSON - A PRETTY GIRL DRESSED IN BROWN / HIGH PRESSURE BLUES - OPEN 1617 -Original not reissue

jms guide book is £100 hope that helps atb johno

dELORISE bERRY

in stock with craig moerer for $100 not sure if thats a fair reflection on current value ?

Thanks again for the speedy replies. For any of the above I'm open to offers. Also swaps - I do like my soul uptempo and funky at the moment...

Edited February 11, 201114 yr by FunKPunK

Anyone interested in these before I ebay them please let me know. Cheers