Posted June 10, 201113 yr As the title says - when you decide to sell up,what will be the last record to go?. An NS classic? A 70's sweet ballad.An LP maybe?
June 10, 201113 yr Sam Dees "Show Must Go On " LP , Hesitations "Born Free" LP , All Dells Albums 45,s Voice masters "Two Lovers" Nathan Williams "What Price" and Truth "Come Back Home" Kev
June 10, 201113 yr Sam Dees "Show Must Go On " LP , Hesitations "Born Free" LP , All Dells Albums 45,s Voice masters "Two Lovers" Nathan Williams "What Price" and Truth "Come Back Home" Kev Oh how could I forget, all my Womack stuff and just had my memory jogged on other thread, Debbie Taylor "Just Don,t Pay"/ "I Don,t wanna leave you" Kev
June 10, 201113 yr Todd Rundgren. Excellent choice Pete. It does'nt always have to be Soul! Think people are just bored of me answering that every time mate but if I had to choose one record in the world, it would be that one.
June 10, 201113 yr Well I always said Barbara Mason but that went a couple of years ago. I would say my Detroit Spinners collection as it isn't worth owt so will never have to get rid of it :-)
June 10, 201113 yr The white SOUL demos, and as I said in another thread once for personal reasons Gil Scott heron and Brian Jackson - Winter in America (Lp odd that it doesn't have the track Winter in America on it) You can bury me / burn me with that one. As to when, hopefully a week before you to get better prices, but probabaly too late to of interest ot anyone.
June 10, 201113 yr Soul Incorporated - My Proposal & The Majestics - I lover Her So Much... & Johnny Davis You Got To Crawl To Me Edited June 10, 201113 yr by Dave Abbott
June 10, 201113 yr Author Its a hypothectical question chaps.By answering this thread,it doesn't mean you are selling up.!!! Play nice children... (no wonder Chalky has gone grey,moderating you lot.)
June 10, 201113 yr The records that people have given me. I would never ever sell them so I guess I will always have some records.
June 10, 201113 yr Last record I would sell would be my stock copy of Darrell Banks Open the door on London UK
June 10, 201113 yr Last record I would sell would be my stock copy of Darrell Banks Open the door on London UK south African, I take it? Ooops, didnt notice you said UK, so it exists then? Edited June 10, 201113 yr by geeselad
June 10, 201113 yr Sold many over the years and even more in recent years still got a few tucked away but at a push I would have to Say Tiger Feet - Mud Regards - Mark Bicknell.
June 10, 201113 yr Its a hypothectical question chaps.By answering this thread,it doesn't mean you are selling up.!!! Play nice children... (no wonder Chalky has gone grey,moderating you lot.) pmsl :wave:
June 10, 201113 yr Would have to keep two for my funeral I'll Always Love You - Detroit Spinners and I'm Gonna Miss You - Artistics So if I had to sell the last one before them it would be Harry Hippie - Bobby Womack, favourite record by favourite artist. Steve
June 10, 201113 yr AS RICHARD SEARLING STILL GOT HIS LONDON DEMO COPY OF DARRELL BANKS. it aint that rare the red and white stateside demos are as rare and as far as i know there certainly aint no London issues cause if there were you would not be able to shut Mick Smith up unless someone knows diffeent and can post a scan
June 10, 201113 yr Sold many over the years and even more in recent years still got a few tucked away but at a push I would have to Say Tiger Feet - Mud Regards - Mark Bicknell. Behave Mark
June 10, 201113 yr Phew. I'm glad my viewpoint has changed over the years because the intense collecting thing is every bit as addictive as any other drug. I still require a physical format on the vast majority of my collection but I'm less bothered about 'trophy' items these days. Over the years I've flogged multiple collections and sold records that I thought I'd keep forever simply because, in many cases, they'd be going to a better home - a home that would lovingly caress and admire the sheer beauty of an original copy of an iconic record and spread the word to fellow enthusiasts. In other words, they'd worship the record much more than me, 'cos I've always had 1000's of records on my shelf but seldom the time to appreciate 'em the same way I did in the early 70's. So it's BETTER that key records get passed on to the right people rather than stay buried on the shelves of someone like me. Plus my collecting these days goes in sporadic bursts depending on my circumstances at any given time. My collection is pretty fluid and works organically and surprisingly it never seems to diminish in size much. Also I'm seeing that there's a natural progression in people's tastes which is now quite happily accepting wider styles from different eras, which is par for the course 'cos records from the 70's that were dormant and available for 20 years eventually found an audience 20 or 30 years later and now it's increasing happening with 80's recordings. But I digress. I'll keep my 3rd original Red Coach copy of the Carstairs (the other two got worn out) and my Inferno 12" of the Tom Moulton remix 'cos it's just such a key record for me in a multitude of ways. Ian D
June 10, 201113 yr As the title says - when you decide to sell up,what will be the last record to go?. An NS classic? A 70's sweet ballad.An LP maybe? If I decide to sell up??? It would have to be the 1st record I bought back in 1973......... Bob Relf - Blowing My Mind To Pieces........ purely for sentimental reasons.... Edited June 10, 201113 yr by Bridgey
June 11, 201113 yr When the time comes to sell i'd sell the more expensive things first and end up with a collection of cheap records that I probably wouldn't be able to sell. but hopefully they would owe me nothing by this point.
June 11, 201113 yr Last record I would sell would be my stock copy of Darrell Banks Open the door on London UK and then you woke up...
June 11, 201113 yr The records that people have given me. I would never ever sell them so I guess I will always have some records. yes, good call Joan
June 11, 201113 yr "Intimate storm" - Shirley Brown LP if only to be able to hear "This love" for the last time.
June 11, 201113 yr TIS SIMPLE EDWIN I HAVE FAITH IN YOU EVERY NORTHERN FAN SHOULD OWN IT IN ONE FORM OR ANOTHER. GUARANTEED GOOSEBUMPS EVERY TIME I HEAR IT KEV
June 11, 201113 yr Song to the siren - This Mortal Coil.......I'm with you Soulsalmon on this one. love this track too Edited June 11, 201113 yr by steve thomas
June 11, 201113 yr SOLOMON KING .... SHE WEARS MY RING. a VERY cheap tune, but my parents song. and a song of love and devotion.
June 11, 201113 yr prob be a ballad.................before you break my heart by arthur prysock.................sold lots of the others already........cheers ez Edited June 11, 201113 yr by ezzie brown
June 11, 201113 yr just like you m8. a BALLD . hi tony .i have edited it now..... ........just play arthur , he is in refosoul...................ps .i know nothing
June 11, 201113 yr First time I sold up it was - Tommy Bush - I don't like it - Rika Second Time - Major Harris - Call me tomorrow - Okeh Third time - well I haven't decided that there will be a third time yet, but it would probably be Jesse Johnson - Left Out - Old Town
June 11, 201113 yr hi tony .i have edited it now..... ........just play arthur , he is in refosoul...................ps .i know nothing lol. i know it. even though .... I KNOW NOTHING. lol
June 11, 201113 yr It keeps raining - Fats Domino though I would probably put that in my box with me .
June 11, 201113 yr Oh how could I forget, all my Womack stuff and just had my memory jogged on other thread, Debbie Taylor "Just Don,t Pay"/ "I Don,t wanna leave you" Kev Sod it, this is impossible, just remembered Soul Children "Whats Happening" and Harold Melvin LP with "I miss you" , "Be for real", Ebony woman", "Yesterday I had the blues" "Let me into your world" etc. I have come to the conclusion that somethings just cannot be allowed to happen. Kev
As the title says - when you decide to sell up,what will be the last record to go?. An NS classic? A 70's sweet ballad.An LP maybe?