I sorted out a couple of tunes to sell, but not sure about this one. I'm missing the Chicago distribution via Chess on my copy of Johnny Sayles - I Can't Get Enough (Of Your Love) on St. Lawrence. I assume it's a boot and not a west coast issue? Any help

Thanks for your help

DB

Yes, deffo a boot mate.

JM guide confirms original has "distributed by Chess" text at bottom of label and deadwax matrix clearly defined.

Thanks for your quick reply, got me thinking if something's wrong with this one

number 41138 according to John Manship

Thanks for your quick reply, got me thinking if something's wrong with this one

Looks good to me

no mention in Manship of boot except on Ruby

It should have ZSP118460 "Stamper in run out !

if it is ok it's worth more than the white promo !

Andy

Have just looked at the picture you posted and can clearly see ZSP118460 Stamped in the run out !

It's original !

Edited January 3, 201213 yr by allnightandy

Thanks for your quick reply, got me thinking if something's wrong with this one

Thats the McCoy mate!

Thanks again, I'm thinking about 150 GBP - any chance to get rid of it at that price

Thats what I would ask, on a good day £150.00

Thanks for your quick reply, got me thinking if something's wrong with this one

Looks OK to me too. Should be COLUMBIA DEMO od COLUMBIA Stock Copy.

Stock Copy is Rarer.

HI ALL Here's one of my all time faves.. that's Northern SOUL talk, for the majority of records in our collections, or say they say, However LEE DAVID is just that, a true Norther Soul Classic in every which way you look at it, This GEM of a record was discovered by BIG Clive Everett (gertcha cow sun) & Mick Smith in 72 on one of there US Tripp's, and then taken to the TORCH for it's 1st play* and then it went to the Blackpool MECCA, Tony Jebb played it & Ian (me me) Levine purchased it for £xx,

*And the rest is history, all though for most people the TORCH would be the 1st play, but like so many of Clive & Mick's finds, they were all 1st spun at the DIVE Bar in Hitchin, & taken for approval to the Birds Nest in West Hampstead, one day I will try and get round to complying a list of records that not only Clive & Mick discovered (yet some DJs still try to make out it was their find? NAME & SHAME!) But the records that were first played from Notts to London and before the Wheel claimed them as theirs?

Finally the DEMOS are worth double of the stock, which is now £100+ easy. my 1st copy was from the original find from Mick now long gone, the copy in my collection I got from Kieth Minshal £40. DAVE (I should write a book) KILWORTH

Looks OK to me too. Should be COLUMBIA DEMO od COLUMBIA Stock Copy.

Stock Copy is Rarer.

Looks OK to me too. Should be COLUMBIA DEMO od COLUMBIA Stock Copy.

Stock Copy is Rarer.

But the demo's always look better regardless of rarity especially OKEH or have i just got the demo Demo-n :wicked: :wicked:

Stin