Hi there

 

I'm just going through a few records that I plan on selling, and I wondered if anyone could tell me if Kim Tolliver was ever booted? I'm 99% sure that I have an original, but I just wanted to check first before I offer it out.

 

Also, I know it's not a "biggie", but how much would this go for these days as VG+ with very slight label damage as can be seen on the photograph?

 

Many thanks,

Jon

Hi there,

This wasn't booted but re. price you'll be lucky to get £10-15. Try ebay you may get a tad more?

 

Best,

ian

Here, i hope your as Lucky as this.

• Price:
  • $70.17 USD
• Start Date: July 01, 2014
• End Date: July 11, 2014
• Bids: 18
• Seller Feedback: 1974
• Buyer Feedback: 628

KIM TOLLIVER - I Don't Know What Foot To Dance On (Vocal & Instrumental) - CASTRO #101 - ORIGINAL US 45 - 70's Funky NORTHERN SOUL

Classic early/mid 70's Funky Northern Soul dancer currently enjoying a new lease of life as a big oldie

Condition = Ex (A very nice copy - About 8 out of 10)

Labels are clean (see pic) although there are two small sticker removal marks on the instrumental side

This is the ORIGINAL US Castro issue from the early/mid 70's (Blue Label/Silver Text in vinyl)

the last one on frenzy.

with 18 bids.

Pounds (£, GBP)41.12

 

ricky.

Here, i hope your as Lucky as this.

• Price:
  • $70.17 USD
• Start Date: July 01, 2014
• End Date: July 11, 2014
• Bids: 18
• Seller Feedback: 1974
• Buyer Feedback: 628

KIM TOLLIVER - I Don't Know What Foot To Dance On (Vocal & Instrumental) - CASTRO #101 - ORIGINAL US 45 - 70's Funky NORTHERN SOUL

Classic early/mid 70's Funky Northern Soul dancer currently enjoying a new lease of life as a big oldie

Condition = Ex (A very nice copy - About 8 out of 10)

Labels are clean (see pic) although there are two small sticker removal marks on the instrumental side

This is the ORIGINAL US Castro issue from the early/mid 70's (Blue Label/Silver Text in vinyl)

the last one on frenzy.

with 18 bids.

Pounds (£, GBP)41.12

 

ricky.

It wasn't a funky sound when it went big at Wigan. It was simply a 'Newie' and one that was well received by the assembled masses. Kinda getting fed up of having funk labelled records swarming everywhere - funk should be kept to the discos where it belongs and out of the Northern dance halls that focus on spinning quality sixties soul (with a sprinkling of quality soulful seventies sounds).

It wasn't a funky sound when it went big at Wigan. It was simply a 'Newie' and one that was well received by the assembled masses. Kinda getting fed up of having funk labelled records swarming everywhere - funk should be kept to the discos where it belongs and out of the Northern dance halls that focus on spinning quality sixties soul (with a sprinkling of quality soulful seventies sounds).

 

Spot on.  Same time as You Sexy Sugar Plum and the like, great new releases.

I still to this day have only seen the one white demo of this which I sold for something ridiculous like £20.  Steve E will confirm.