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  • Steve G
    Steve G

    Their other one on the label is much better too, less of a "girly / drunken singalong weekender anthem" and fantastic production / Richie Tee arrangement with Bernard Puride's drumming, fab harmonies

  • Jordirip
    Jordirip

    Nothing wrong with a bit of a drunken singalong Steve but you don't have to spend all that money to do it.

  • Tony Smith
    Tony Smith

    A record I'd be glad not to hear played out for a good few years!!!!

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Dave was this ever release as an Lp track if it was what was the Lp called !!

Cheers - Ray

I'd say it was about right Dave I'd expect £500 to £550 for a clean one,

All The Best for 2013 Darren

I'd expect £300 - £350 for the same! :lol:

A very well respected collector/dealer/son of the potteries sold one at Kings Hall,Stoke for £500.00 and he`s not been for about 3 years.

Oh how we laughed!

I have to say-Cash is King!

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Dave was this ever release as an Lp track if it was what was the Lp called !!

Cheers - Ray

i dont think so but i could be wrong..the 45 is 1969 if its on an lp it would be a 70`s thing at the earliest

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Dave was this ever release as an Lp track if it was what was the Lp called !!

Cheers - Ray

computer goin mad :rofl:

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another example of quality but not so rare 45`s reaching new heights,maybe,,,,is it having a new lease of life or has it never gone away,,didnt look that great a copy either

https://www.ebay.co.u...=item3f206fa533

Hey Dave

He quotes label vg++ & plays m- :g:

BTW it's being played out :yes:

atb Kev :hatsoff2:

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i dont think so but i could be wrong..the 45 is 1969 if its on an lp it would be a 70`s thing at the earliest

Can confirm that they didn't do an LP. Steve

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was a bit shocked as i got a pristine mint copy in the mid nineties and i managed to keep a hold of it..but i was thinkin along the lines of pete smith on value and was surprised to say the least at what it fiinished at when it looked far from mint

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I'd expect £300 - £350 for the same! :lol:

i would say your right £300 to £350 not rare at all .

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oh dear its become a bad record all of a sudden..the trouble is a lot of the current sounds pale in comparison in quality where as at one time they were there in abundance..agree with the overpriced bit tho

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Sold it years ago for a couple hundred and was quite happy

But of course if some clown was willing to give me £500 for it now, then I'd obviously take it

iMO though, it's still played out and "old news"

Jim

Their other one on the label is much better too, less of a "girly / drunken singalong weekender anthem" and fantastic production / Richie Tee arrangement with Bernard Puride's drumming, fab harmonies etc. in fact a lot of the top NY guys cooking up a storm in a teacup.

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Their other one on the label is much better too, less of a "girly / drunken singalong weekender anthem" and fantastic production / Richie Tee arrangement with Bernard Puride's drumming, fab harmonies etc. in fact a lot of the top NY guys cooking up a storm in a teacup.

i might even be inclined to agree with you steve, but most probably wouldnt,,,

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Not a bad record suddenly dave, just feel its had it's day

Jim

i agree the handbaggers/mouldy oldies team seem to have gotten hold of it. but if someone gave me 500 for a record i had years i`d say give me your money you nice person. i think its great some people are livin the dream now when lots of us went thru records like this 20 years ago

Couldn't agree more, personally never did like I Don't Know About You, give me I Didn't Know How To anytime and a lot less spondulies.

Funny read this, I bought my copy about 6 years ago for £350 and it wasn't easy to find I put many wants up on here for a copy with no luck but finally bagged a copy and was very grateful too, I hardly ever hear it played out cant remember last time I did either, I am always getting offered money for my copy and more than what I payed too, its one of me favourites for various reasons and always will be and wouldn't sell my copy not even for a really silly offer but when these have come up for sale they are always snapped up which is not often and I personally think and have seen I was chasing a copy that a minter would always set you back between £450 - £500 maybe more cos it is on many wish/wants lists.

Anyone with a mint copy wanting to sell I recommend you put it up on here for £500 and I bet you get more than one wanting to buy it at that price so maybe time to cash in on this crappy drunkards moldie oldie over played kak :-)

Different strokes for different folks again but to me its still a great tune ......

Now then if a choon that has been battered to death last 4/5 years is "I didn't know how too" just about every dj and their dog has this as a lot easier to get hold of you only need to look at popsike to see how many changed hands last few years compared to "I don't know about you". Btw I like this one too but sold my copy for double what I paid for it when I knew I could buy it again any time I wanted to cos it's that easy to find. One mans soup is another mans apple crumble and custard ...

Their other one on the label is much better too, less of a "girly / drunken singalong weekender anthem" and fantastic production / Richie Tee arrangement with Bernard Puride's drumming, fab harmonies etc. in fact a lot of the top NY guys cooking up a storm in a teacup.

Nothing wrong with a bit of a drunken singalong Steve but you don't have to spend all that money to do it.

Yes Jordi, agreed, there are plenty of drunken weekender sing-a-long tunes you can pick up for a tenner or less. And Bearsy, I know the other one is easier to find, but it's the far better of the two records in my opinion. I also like their funked up version of "I can't turn you loose" as well.

i totally agree Steve its all about opinions :hatsoff2: and yours is wrong :lol: only joking hope your all well fine and dandy :shades:

Now then if a choon that has been battered to death last 4/5 years is "I didn't know how too" just about every dj and their dog has this as a lot easier to get hold of you only need to look at popsike to see how many changed hands last few years compared to "I don't know about you". Btw I like this one too but sold my copy for double what I paid for it when I knew I could buy it again any time I wanted to cos it's that easy to find. One mans soup is another mans apple crumble and custard ...

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