Price Please - Jimmy Winston & His Reflections Sorry She's Mine Decca 45

[Guest stonedsoul]

I just came across an original copy of Jimmy Winston & His Reflections - Sorry She's Mine - Decca 45 and was wondering if anyone could tell me the current going rate.  Thanks!

Edited August 17, 2015 by stonedsoul

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JIMMY WINSTON - SORRY SHE'S MINE (SMALL FACES) 1966 RARE FREAKBEAT DECCA F12410

• Price:
  • $440.65 USD
  • $424.92 AUD
  • $433.56 CAD
  • €342.87 EUR
  • £272.72 GBP
  • ¥34359.60 JPY
• Start Date:September 20, 2012
• End Date:September 30, 2012
• Bids:15
• Seller Feedback:12285
• Buyer Feedback:624

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JIMMY WINSTON and his REFLECTIONS - SORRY SHE'S MINE

1966 MEGA RARE (HOLY GRAIL) MOD / FREAKBEAT 7" SINGLE (DECCA F12410)

JIMMY WINSTON WAS THE ORIGINAL KEYBOARD PLAYER OF THE SMALL FACESy

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JIMMY WINSTON & HIS REFLECTIONS SORRY SHE'S MINE / IT'S NOT WHAT YOU DO MOD

End price: GBP 168     End date: 2013-02-24   (EUR 233) Start price: GBP 10   Start date: 2013-02-14   Number of  bids: 12     Auctioned at: ebay

 

Country: Great Britain

JIMMY WINSTON & HIS REFLECTIONS SORRY SHE'S MINE / IT'S NOT WHAT YOU DO MOD     Artist: JIMMY WINSTON & HIS REFLECTIONS Title:  SORRY SHE'S MINE / IT'S NOT WHAT YOU DO             Record Label: DECCA Catalogue number  :- F.12410 Year: 1966     All records have been played before listing in order to give you proper information..  Jimmy Winston doesn't need any introduction: he was the co-founder and keyboard player of The Small Faces until he left and started his own short lived group with future Yes musician Tony Kaye. This superior interpretation of the Kenny Lynch composition is a pure mod freakbeat fuzzy floorkiller and a true double sider with Jimmy's own song 'It's Not The What You Do' On the original Decca F 12410 label (matrix:XDRF-38194 T1-1C). This is still a high glossy copy The vinyl itself comes with some hairlines, looks VG++ but plays M-! popsike. ricky.

[Guest stonedsoul]

Thanks.  I was looking on collectorsfrenzy.  Popsike had slipped my mind.  Thanks for posting!