Just went for £284 on John manship's auction yesterday. I have one in excellent condition with a sticker on the cover.

 

I was looking preferrably for a straight swap for George Jackson - I don't need you no more - ER in ex condition

 

or interesting Deep/southern or Northern soul

 

Thank you

 

Mark

Edited March 21, 201312 yr by binsy

This is what John said about the Lp

 

 

 

T. K. Murray & C.a.t. 

Fully SIX outrageously fine 70s dance tracks hidden away on an album that just does not give a hint of the treasures that lie inside.

But as always happens, those rare soul pioneers sniffed it out to uncover some amazing tracks. What a shock the first person who discovered these beauties must have had. With NOT a single track reaching 7” status until after 3 decades of Rare Groove spins and demand reaching epidemic proportions did that enterprising DJ Pin-up Andy Davis release 2 singles from this trophy album on his highly regarded STREET SOUL label in 2010

Sit back and listen to fully SIX killer examples of perfect Rare Soulful dance then spy the scan; for lovers of seriously elusive albums in their original form not many offers as much as this prize does.

sound clips of of :1. wanted to fall in love 2. where’s there true love 3. brown sugar 4. there ya go again 5. my love, true love 6. use what you got
There is a further 3 tracks to complete this masterpiece.

Sorry, this item has already been won!
The winning bid was £ 284.00

blimey oreilly i have pete mason to thank back in 1990 who rated brown sugar got a copy again a few years back sealed its only been on the turntables once to play brown sugar..........£284 wow!!!!!!

i know,mad but true

 

 

I think we all understated the quality of this album at the time of it's discovery !!! , offered one early 90's for a £20.00 , declined , and paid 5 x times that a couple of years ago , 

Very true as it does have at least 4 decent tracks on it

Very true as it does have at least 4 decent tracks on it

Only 4 Binsy ? , the whole album is superb . I managed to get my copy this year along with Tommy Tate - Hold On  , both at a bargin price . Now both have soared in value (apparently) . 

 

Tony

I was being conservative with the 4 tracks, Tommy Tate is one i never got but regret it now.