I paid good money years back but have never seen it for sale or auction since, so I beg the question to all out there, just how rare is this tune and what would be considered the going price.

cheers PK

Edited June 14, 20159 yr by pk 22dj

I paid good money years back but have never seen it for sale or auction since, so I beg the question to all out there, just how rare is this tune and what would be considered the going price.

cheers PK

Heard this played by Rob Gray last week at pure soul in Nuneaton ....it's rare!...searling spin at Wigan....2/3k I would imagine poss more in today's climate...will stand corrected by the guys who know on here....great record.....thank you...Rob

seen it once in the last year on Ebay, but it does turn up, obviously it goes for big money every time...

Popspike can give you a history on Ebay at least  https://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=Court+Davis&x=21&y=12

 

that was it, it was a very chipped one, I remember putting a bid in to see if i could stick it in a frame, as it was unplayable... that copy went for $255, although best win on there is the person who won it listed for the flip side "THE WORLD KEEPS SPINNING" at $688 in 2010... thats a good one me thinks..

Edited June 14, 20159 yr by Mal C

 

One sold a couple of  weeks ago - $2658 - there was a thread on here about it I think

https://www.popsike.com/COURT-DAVIS-TRY-TO-THINK-MOSTER-NORTHERN-SOUL-HOLY-GRAIL-EAST-COAST-45-7-HEAR-/251971929210.html

JM auctioned mine maybe 5 years ago. Can't remember what it went for now. It's rare but does turn up periodically

JM auctioned mine maybe 5 years ago. Can't remember what it went for now. It's rare but does turn up periodically

​JM also auctioned my copy - must be 5-6 years ago now. Don't remember exact price but it sold for around £2.4k.

I agree with Phil.. Turns up only on occasion, indicating that it rarity is a main contributing factor to any seldom seen copies when it does actually come to market. 

Covered by Richard Searling as 'The  lover who loves you not' as  I recall. The name Herbie Williams comes to mind but I'm not certain of that.

Edited June 15, 20159 yr by John Everard

Many years ago Greg T found one here in the 26th St flea market for I believe $1, rather nice. 

The name Herbie Williams comes to mind but I'm not certain of that.

​Correct

Would anyone agree it would be be an equal swap for a Cecil Washington ?

Would anyone agree it would be be an equal swap for a Cecil Washington ?

Not really. Court Davis rarely comes to market. You can pick up Cecil Washington more easily for £1,750. Better to own both rather than view it as an either/or decision.