Kim Katrell...Did you see her last night (Tyson). How rare is this?.....I know John Manship rates it in Million Dollars of Rare Soul(5 diamonds)...can anyone help......Thanks.

Very rare, old Colin Law biggie. Can someone post a sound file in refosoul....Jock if you're reading?

Thanks Chalky........Do you know the current realistic price for this record.

I'd guess at £800+. I assume you're selling rather than buying? Way out of my league anyway.

Tough one to price as rarely comes up for sale...see JM has in his guide at £750, good starting point.

just found it on amazon (cd that is) https://www.amazon.co.uk/Disco-Girls/dp/B002I39Z2G has Catherine Miller as the artist but think that is wrong.

Thanks Ged , Thanks Chalky....I very rarely sell...just curious as I have never seen one for sale....the song is written by C Miller & H Miller (arranged by Robert Banks) with Tomorrow on the flip...guess thats the one on amazon.

The Catherine Miller on Amazon is a typo you can see the correct info on the CD cover. Though from what you say it looks like a Catherine Miller composition.

here's a scan of the rear of the CD...

can you post a scan of the 45?

The Catherine Miller on Amazon is a typo you can see the correct info on the CD cover. Though from what you say it looks like a Catherine Miller composition.

all the sites selling it list it as Catherine Miller so must be a fault of the CD manufacturer when tagging the track.

Wonder if the royalties are going to the right artiste?

Nice that the CD is published by the original label too.

Very rare, old Colin Law biggie. Can someone post a sound file in refosoul....Jock if you're reading?

Afraid not mate, although sure you won't be surprised the title dragged me in, always loved this record, it was me who came up with the Valerie Simpson c/u title, VS being one of my favourite singers and I thought it was very similar in vocal phrasing.

Never really seen many copies of this at all, probably not right for today's tempo terrorists either

I do have it on one of my tapes from years ago, unfortunately have about 1000 tapes in one bag and 1000 track lists in another, so not an easy find, My first task of my retirement will be to bring them all together.....

got my copy of tim ashibende many moons ago didn't think it was dear or that rare how wrong you can be nice tune would put a sound file if i knew how

Edited May 30, 201114 yr by soulcarp

Afraid not mate, although sure you won't be surprised the title dragged me in, always loved this record, it was me who came up with the Valerie Simpson c/u title, VS being one of my favourite singers and I thought it was very similar in vocal phrasing.

Never really seen many copies of this at all, probably not right for today's tempo terrorists either

I do have it on one of my tapes from years ago, unfortunately have about 1000 tapes in one bag and 1000 track lists in another, so not an easy find, My first task of my retirement will be to bring them all together.....

tempo terrorists

I've downloaded the track via iTunes so will add to refosoul. Guess your right about it not being right for today and knew you came up with the cover up name. Colin said at the Wilton you had it on tape that's why I asked.

Hope you are well pal, you at Cleggy?

Kim Katrell - Did You See Her Last Night - Tyson

Kim Katrell - Did You See Her Last Night - Tyson

Takes me right back to the Scotland Shotts, Allanton allnighters in the late 80's, early 90's!!!!

Edited May 30, 201114 yr by Perception

I paid £400.00 about three years ago and I don't think I've seen one since.

Saus played it at the last Wilton and as far as I'm concerned it's PERFECT for today's scene! But what do I know aye? - I'm a Midtempo Activist! :O)

I was told it was a Soul Sam discovery - Is that correct?

By the way, is there a thread that lists / discusses who discovered certian records, who broke them and what were the cover up names? I find that fascinating and believe folk should know who did all the hard work / took the risks ref the sounds we are enjoying today.

All the best,

Len.

"A wasted weekend is not a wasted weekend!" :O)

Kim Katrell...Did you see her last night (Tyson). How rare is this?.....I know John Manship rates it in Million Dollars of Rare Soul(5 diamonds)...can anyone help......Thanks.

Preferred her in Sex & The City!

I paid £400.00 about three years ago and I don't think I've seen one since.

Saus played it at the last Wilton and as far as I'm concerned it's PERFECT for today's scene! But what do I know aye? - I'm a Midtempo Activist! :O)

I was told it was a Soul Sam discovery - Is that correct?

By the way, is there a thread that lists / discusses who discovered certian records, who broke them and what were the cover up names? I find that fascinating and believe folk should know who did all the hard work / took the risks ref the sounds we are enjoying today.

All the best,

Len.

"A wasted weekend is not a wasted weekend!" :O)

Got this on a tape from the early nineties Len, which contained some of Sam's stuff including the Anne Sexton c/u etc. so could be right ? I will dig it out for you.................. think this thread is over .............it is now !

Got this on a tape from the early nineties Len, which contained some of Sam's stuff including the Anne Sexton c/u etc. so could be right ? I will dig it out for you.................. think this thread is over .............it is now !

I don't remember Sam playing it in the late 80's? I remember it as a Colin Law biggie Shotts era.

Just reading a few old topics and saw this. It was Colin Law where I first heard it and iI got my copy about 15 years or so ago for 100 pounds off Ian Cunliffe. I sold my Hyperions that night for same price to get it. I now no longer have either which probably wins me plonker of the last decade.....

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Edited December 26, 201113 yr by Mrs M

Just reading a few old topics and saw this. It was Colin Law where I first heard it and iI got my copy about 15 years or so ago for 100 pounds off Ian Cunliffe. I sold my Hyperions that night for same price to get it. I now no longer have either which probably wins me plonker of the last decade.....

i dont know about that. i think i can top that swapping cecil washington and the tomangoes for a vivien carroll on merben

incidentally kk was the last record i ever listened to before refosoul bit the dust

dave

Edited December 26, 201113 yr by dave pinch

I think many of us have kicked ourselves over the years regarding our much loved vinyl.. Bad decisions are not ithe memories of great times remain and the excitement of once owning such great tunes which we could not wait to put that needle on and play at full whack when we got home... Priceless...