Are they worth anything? if so which ones?

A good few of them are (about 10 I'd guess). However the vast majority are worth next to knowt.

Can't recall at the mo which ones are collectable; the David Ruffin is one I like a lot. It tends to be the 'original song' ones rather that the synthed up 60's classics recuts.

Is that Hurt The One You Love?

Not sure of it's value but rate this as one of the best Motorcity releases.

i saw levine say onece timeless carolyn crawford was the most collectable, is it?

I've had and listed a sizeable chunk of this labels output and the vast majority have been sold, mainly to the hinrg buyers in Brazil & Mexico. One man's doggie do is another man's gold ;o)

thanks fellas Ive got 10 mint ones so will list em and see..

Pulled one out the other week, and for the Life of me I cant remember the track name off hand, But G.C Cameron has a nice release on the label, probably got half a dozen, I'll fish it out. re worth, paid a fiver 15 years ago..so tenner?

mal.C.

Edited March 11, 201213 yr by Mal.C.

Man Up In The Sky !!!!!

GC Cameron was Out Of My Mind/No Need To Explain.

The only ones that I'm aware of being 'indemand' (in the loosest sense) would be Ronnie McNair 'Lucky Number' and Johnny Bristol 'Man Up In The Sky' - at a tenner each (max).

Everything else, you'd be hard pushed to get more than a quid or so each.