Have been having a bit of a sort out and have come across the sound of

"Look, hear, girl" - Jim Nabie - RPI.

Can anyone enlighten me about this tune? I cant say that I have seen it very often and have had it years...no idea as to the value / rarity etc.

Info received with thanks

cheers

Lee

stafford tune

used to get plays at 100 club and elsewhere in 80s

50 quid i would guess though maybe a bit of an acquired taste for some (i love it)

really nice looking label

Have been having a bit of a sort out and have come across the sound of

"Look, hear, girl" - Jim Nabie - RPI.

Can anyone enlighten me about this tune? I cant say that I have seen it very often and have had it years...no idea as to the value / rarity etc.

Info received with thanks

cheers

Lee

Hi Lee

I sold one about 2 years ago with a damaged label, got £40 for it

Great 'ender' type tune, not heard it played out for ages

cheers

Paul

Carl Fortnum used to always play this ... not sure who was the first to play it though ... you there Chalky...?

... again .. not heard it out for years

jim was a member of the inkspots

died in the early 1990s

here's a sound file

Jim_Nabbie.mp3

Carl Fortnum used to always play this ... not sure who was the first to play it though ... you there Chalky...?

... again .. not heard it out for years

same as you I'm afraid Joan, not sure who played it first...was covered up as Jesse Davis I think.

Think they are going for a lot more than £50 now, sure I saw one on a list for double that!

Great record!

Think they are going for a lot more than £50 now, sure I saw one on a list for double that!

Great record!

Would have though at least £70/£80.

I always thought That George Sharp played it first

Think they are going for a lot more than £50 now, sure I saw one on a list for double that!

Great record!

Would have though at least £70/£80.

i'm always being told i'm underestimating prices (probably cos i'm usually a buyer rather than a seller )

but lately i've picked up lots of stuff rarer, better and more in demand than that for under 100 quid which is what i based my 50 quid theory on. i'd be interested in knowing if it got bought at 100...one thing listing them, another thing selling them

i deffo think prices are coming down so all you 'i'll sell them one day' types...it's now or never

same as you I'm afraid Joan, not sure who played it first...was covered up as Jesse Davis I think.

first time i've heard that - nice track indeed - can see why it was c/up as Jesse Davis

I always thought That George Sharp played it first

Agree with Tony on this...remember George Sharp playing this c/u Jesse Davis

Agree with Tony on this...remember George Sharp playing this c/u Jesse Davis

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me too

pretty sure chris plant may have spun it at stafford too...

now he had some tunes didnt he?

Have been having a bit of a sort out and have come across the sound of

"Look, hear, girl" - Jim Nabie - RPI.

Can anyone enlighten me about this tune? I cant say that I have seen it very often and have had it years...no idea as to the value / rarity etc.

Info received with thanks

cheers

Lee

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is it for sale lee?

Horrible insipid whte vocal track.Has nothing to do with soul music.

Horrible insipid whte vocal track.Has nothing to do with soul music.

Acquired taste perhaps 100??? 50 still keep it 25 nope 5iver keep it horrible sorry but no! then again its whatever moves you and it dosent me!!!! At all.

no soul there.

Horrible insipid whte vocal track.Has nothing to do with soul music.

spot the 'whte' man

spot the 'whte' man

Nice one Dan!!!...took the words right out of my mouth

Horrible insipid whte vocal track.Has nothing to do with soul music.

Hi I've got one for sale..........£10 please PM Stevie