As the tile suggests I'm looking for a copy of the above.

Thanks

Scott

One was listed recently for £100 I think?

Not willing to pay that much at the moment for a copy.

Thanks

Pretty sure Lou Courtney was lead singer

Not willing to pay that much at the moment for a copy.

Thanks

It's a hard record to locate

James Ingram I think.

James Ingram I think.

No Barry, I'm sure it's Lou Courtney.

Has this shot up in price then? It was always about £15. Is Butch playing it? I love the record but the bass is non existant in the press I've got, very tinny recording.

great tune

make sure you respond this time scott, still waiting on a response on Wayne Carter!!!

How many offers have you had on the Wayne Carter Scott and you're still asking to borrow mine ?! ;)

surely its not gone up to £100....i sold it about 18 months ago fot £25,,,i just couldnt be doin with all that heavy breathing

I love this!

It is Lou Courtney on lead vocals and it sounds like it was made slightly earlier than his Epic LP. He even sings on one of the songs on the LP 'rain in my life' as it's fading out!

I always sell it on me site

Last time out i had three copies i think and put them up at £25 each and they sold within minutes!

£100 sounds a bit extreme though?????

Hope this helps?

Cheers

Steve

Hello Steve,hope all's well for you... I too love this record,always have since I first heard it in the mid 80's... Took a good while to find my initial copy as well... At one point I had a few copies some years back but I think it's reasonably hard to find And still not really known outside of hardcore collectors circles ... It would seem to me to be way underpriced @ £25 in the big picture of things, theres plenty of far more common records which are always touted for sale @ around £100 and not necessarily indemand titles either...and it sounds great alongside a lot of the more esoteric 70's spins...another one waiting to happen if you ask me .....

See you soon hopefully,

Ivor

It was me that sold it for £100 on facebook raresoul sales. I bought a friends copy mid 90's and always thought it was a record that could do with more DJ plays.

So, just want to say thanks to everyone for their responses about the record. I was honestly was hoping to pay a bit less than what was quoted here as I had seen copies go for less through other sites, etc. Like it.. but not that much and my pockets aren't endless. Will keep the search up and may have one sorted.

@ waterfall_manc - I will reply to you now if you want, but tbh an open ended PM ain't the most inviting - just come out and say what you want.

As ever

P.s Steve ever get any more of those £25 records I'll have one.

Edited January 25, 201312 yr by Scott Simpson

is the lou courtney thing via comparing voices or via some interview / documentation? Just wondering? nya is a great sweet soul cut.

I'm looking for prophecy "lady divine" on all platinum 2344 if anyone has a copy to sell

I love the record but the bass is non existant in the press I've got, very tinny recording.

Yep. I love the record but the recording is simply too shrill to play out and just sounds a mess when played loud. This would have been a biggie if the recording had been better...........

Ian D

Yep. I love the record but the recording is simply too shrill to play out and just sounds a mess when played loud. This would have been a biggie if the recording had been better...........

Ian D

HI Ian had the stroke of luck with Tim Ashebende with this one about twenty years ago picked up the original acetate which is as i remember on a 8 inch plate that is actually bassey !!!! regards lucky bastard (£20.00) Ha Ha.

There are two releases for this (both released around the same time I think). One has -RE-2 suffix in the matrix, one doesn't. Do you know if they are both the same in playback (ie. tinny)?

B side is a great slowie too (and a better balance sonically I reckon).  

Edited January 29, 20241 yr by Candiman
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