Posted May 5, 200619 yr everyone must have one piece of vinyl that is priceless and could never be parted with no matter what price it may or may not be worth, my one on reflection must be - Marv Johnson - come on and stop, bought for me by my kids and is for me my favourite and also my most treasured, so come on what and why. bearsy.
May 5, 200619 yr back in the late 70,s got a tape from ian clarke with a track on it by newsounds called bet you never thought about it, soon got the 45, loved it ever since,dont know why but even seeing or hearing the record takes me back to when life was a lot more simpler less stressfull, still got my copy thats gone through 3 house moves 3 kids 2 careers 18 jobs 1 breakdown 15 cars expanding waist receeding hair depression music in other formats than vinyl people who like cornel gunther and all that, the record is worth £15 on price guides and well reccomended
May 5, 200619 yr jerry naylors, city lights paid a fiver for it back in about 82 and it was my first of my now fair sized collection.
May 5, 200619 yr jerry naylors, city lights paid a fiver for it back in about 82 and it was my first of my now fair sized collection. thats on my want list you lucky beggar, i might just place a post on wants for it right now. bearsy
May 5, 200619 yr Hi All, Have to say my most teasured 45 is The Time Is Write For Love- Bobby Reed- Bell 888, couldnt imagine myself ever parting with it. All time favourite tune ,didnt think id ever get a copy at one time. Soul Sid
May 5, 200619 yr It would have to be ‘Popcorn’ by Hot Butter on Pye 1972. First record I bought with my own (pocket) money from Rumblows narrow Bargate. Aged 8. Though I’d also like to keep the Archies – Sugar Sugar. (and Anorak’s this is famous for what? Clue #2 /#1)
May 5, 200619 yr everyone must have one piece of vinyl that is priceless and could never be parted with no matter what price it may or may not be worth, my one on reflection must be - Marv Johnson - come on and stop, bought for me by my kids and is for me my favourite and also my most treasured, so come on what and why. bearsy. Hi I saw this thread and the choice immediately became impossible. Almost every record that I have bought, I bought because I liked it (Main Priority), although if I see a bargain to sell on, to fund collection, why not. There are many that, regardless of value, to me they are priceless. I can't in my lifetime EVER see me parting with. I may not have a lot of money BUT I appreciate how fortunate I am to own and apreciate some of these records. Edited May 6, 200619 yr by 45cellar
May 6, 200619 yr Well i have 2 records on my wall that i really like, won't tell you but my record i pride on is Jackie Wilson - Higher and Higher LP when i found out that with Open The Door To Your Heart on it i was like that's what i want and also my Westlife singles on 7" vinyl record 2 of them which i would never sell.
May 6, 200619 yr THE KITTENS WAIT A MINUTE- VICK .I LOVE IT. BOUGHT OF NEWTON HEATH MARKET MANCHESTER FOR THE GRAND SUM OF 25p Edited May 6, 200619 yr by bertie97
May 6, 200619 yr I am definetly in a selling part of my collecting life right now. But 3 will never be sold. Gail Anderson - Be Proud, you are in Love (White Demo) Valerie Lamar - Shame, it took so long to find, and an inadvertent email to a radio 2 producer put me on the right track. And of course the Rufus Lumley LP
May 6, 200619 yr Got a few but timothy Wilson --I must love you wont ever be sold----Takes me on a nostalgia trip every time----my copy still smells of Brut
May 12, 200619 yr I KNOW WHERE YOUR COMING FROM ROGER I AM CONSTANTLY CHOPPING AND CHANGING AND IF I CAN BUY AND SELL ONE OR TWO TO BETTER MY COLLECTION THEN THATS AN AFFORDABLE WAY OF GOING.
May 12, 200619 yr Looks like what I wrote a few days ago has disappeared. So here we go again. John Standberry Jr.....Thru live step-by-step, as my husband gave me this for my birthday, about 1-2years ago . Edited May 12, 200619 yr by asboannie
May 12, 200619 yr back in the late 70,s got a tape from ian clarke with a track on it by newsounds called bet you never thought about it, soon got the 45, loved it ever since,dont know why but even seeing or hearing the record takes me back to when life was a lot more simpler less stressfull, still got my copy thats gone through 3 house moves 3 kids 2 careers 18 jobs 1 breakdown 15 cars expanding waist receeding hair depression music in other formats than vinyl people who like cornel gunther and all that, the record is worth £15 on price guides and well reccomended priceless !!!!
May 12, 200619 yr Though I'd also like to keep the Archies - Sugar Sugar. (and Anorak's this is famous for what? Clue #2 /#1) I would say, with the clue, entering the UK charts at No. 2, and then going to No. 1? However, it's also famous for the following: - A one-hit wonder. They had no other hits in the UK. - It was originally written for The Monkees. They rejected it. - It was also one of, at least, five UK No. 1s by a fictitious act. The other 4 are - Do The Bartman - The Simpsons - Teletubbies Say Eh-Oh - Teletubbies - Can We Fix It - Bob The Builder - Mambo No. 5 - Bob The Builder and, most importantly......... - It's also famous for stealing the main backing riff from "Come On And Stop"!! Not many people know that! Edited May 12, 200619 yr by Gene-R
May 12, 200619 yr everyone must have one piece of vinyl that is priceless and could never be parted with no matter what price it may or may not be worth, my one on reflection must be - Marv Johnson - come on and stop, bought for me by my kids and is for me my favourite and also my most treasured, so come on what and why. bearsy. I`m not a nostalgic person, but the ones friends gave me, especially with names & numbers on the sleeves will be in the house clearance & down the boot sale
everyone must have one piece of vinyl that is priceless and could never be parted with no matter what price it may or may not be worth,
my one on reflection must be - Marv Johnson - come on and stop, bought for me by my kids and is for me my favourite and also my most treasured,
so come on what and why.
bearsy.