Frankie Beverley Value Please

[Steve Foran]

Frankie Beverley If that's what you wanted/ Love. Sassy WDJ VG+.

 

Anyone got a fair current price please? 

 

Thank You.

[Chris L]

Just seen one go for £415.00

[Chris L]

Just seen one go for £415.00

 

That was for a red issue, be careful there are 1970s boots that are WDJ, good luck. I have one for sale on Gamble.

[Steve Foran]

Hi folks it is stamped Frankford/Wayne.

[Gene-R]

That was for a red issue, be careful there are 1970s boots that are WDJ, good luck. I have one for sale on Gamble.

 

I thought boots were of the red issue - not the white demo?

Edited May 21, 2015 by Gene-R

[Winsford Soul]

I thought boots were of the red issue - not the white demo?

Me to. Definitely booted on red/ maroon coloured sassy issue

Steve

[Mick Holdsworth]

Really ?

 

I know there were two different releases with different flip sides, white and maroon variations of both, but I've never seen (or even heard of) a Sassy boot - either white or maroon.

 

Do they look similar to real ones ?

 

Cheers

Mick

[Mellorful]

Looked at my TB guide and no mention of a Sassy bootleg. Checked my Manship guide to bootlegs counterfeits and reissues and 4 listed, Inferno label, Liberty Bell label, OOTP label and Sevens label.  

[Winsford Soul]

Really ?

 

I know there were two different releases with different flip sides, white and maroon variations of both, but I've never seen (or even heard of) a Sassy boot - either white or maroon.

 

Do they look similar to real ones ?

 

Cheers

Mick

Mick. May be that's where I'm getting confused with the two releases with different b sides. Was along time ago. But I was convinced it had been booted.

Steve

[Quinvy]

Released twice on Sassy and then on Gamble. All originals. The first issue white demo on Sassy is the one to own. The flip side is very good on this release too. 

[Gene-R]

I remember seeing one of the Sassy boots in the early '80s, which I believe are very, very rare - must be, because it's the only one I've ever seen (probably means that it was a very limited press, and most people who bought it must still be holding on to their copies).  I would put its rarity on a par to the boots of the Admirations "Heaven Is In Your Arms" on Paree.

 

Good lookalike from memory, but the vinyl was quite thin and had a tapered edge.  And, of course,  no matrix stampings.  The B-side was "Love (Your Pain Goes Deep)".  The red and silver label was spot on, and looked like the original in every way.  It was in a box of reissues all at £1 or £1.50 each, around the same time an issue on Sassy went for around £3.  I didn't bother buying it because I already had the clear vinyl reissue on Inferno, and I was happy enough with that (you have to remember I was only 18 at the time, and didn't care whether my records were originals, boots or legal reissues!).

Edited May 22, 2015 by Gene-R