Do You Ever Think "this Should Be Worth More"?

Posted October 9, 201311 yr

this is silly, but do you ever have a record that you love so much that you can't believe it is so cheap?

i was listening to "come on back to me" by Barbara Middleton and was thinking "if i just heard this for the first time i would think it was worth a million dollars!" and then i see a copy for sale for 30 dollars, and i almost feel angry (considering some of the crap records that go for four figures). it is almost insulting!

anyway, perhaps i am insane.

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Pete S

October 9, 201311 yr

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Soulhawk1960

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Davenpete

October 9, 201311 yr

What Can A Man Do on the other side of Ain't Nothing But A House Party - as good as it gets, also I've Got Two Hearts by the Poets, though this seems to have gone up a bit recently. And

October 10, 201311 yr

I used to love those Willie Mitchell productions on Al Green, Syl Johnson, Ann Peebles, kind of 1971 to 1974, that distinctive sound so that you knew straight away that it was that Hi / Willie Mitchell sound, I remember having a poster of Al Green on my wall after the Slade posters came down.

What a soul man Willie Mitchell is Pete - writer, producer - brilliant. I love that real southern twang to his stuff - proper soul music.

Nice one Pete.

I was never big on Slade - had a very small window of liking em at primary school, mainly so I could be in the gang.

If you ever get any Hi stuff in I'll more than likely have it off you. :yes:

Peter

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October 10, 201311 yr

What a soul man Willie Mitchell is Pete - writer, producer - brilliant. I love that real southern twang to his stuff - proper soul music.

Nice one Pete.

I was never big on Slade - had a very small window of liking em at primary school, mainly so I could be in the gang.

If you ever get any Hi stuff in I'll more than likely have it off you.

Peter

Primary school eh...making me feel old, they had their first hit just I started seniors in 71, if you lived round here you loved and probably still do love Slade, I do anyway, as I mentioned before, I often see Dave Hill in our post office, he's a miserable old sod.