Current valuation Marciano Hines You got a let go

[Constellation161]

Also how hard to find, was it limited number to promote the album. Any information gratefully received.

NOT after info to sell one.

Mick Perrins

[Smudger]

Was released in Australia as a single also twice in Italy once as a promo with Abba on one sdie and once as b side of Jumping jack Flash

Was also reissued recently £10

Value  £80  to    £100 at a guess

https://www.discogs.com/Marcia-Hines-Jumpin-Jack-Flash/release/2705091

Edited September 28, 2015 by smudger

[Winsford Soul]

If you find Australian wizard 7" for £100 can I have it please.

Steve

[Frank]

I've only found 2 copies of Marcia Hines here in Oz and not found another this century, I've no idea why it is so rare. I swapped my double for an Ivorys (Despenza) and a Ringleaders BWHTOL with a UK dealer, maybe that gives you an idea of value! So I'd take a dozen at £100 each, much rarer than Gloria Scott.

[John Benson]

I always thought it a bit odd as to why it got a release in Italy but no other country other than Australia released it?

I don't think it was a big seller in either country, the Italian copies do show up occasionally, but not much in the scheme of things. But why did they choose to promote it back to back with Abba? 

[Mal C]

I paid £200 sterling for my Aussie copy, had to have it as I collect Oz 45s...looks the business in its orig sleeve...

Edited October 4, 2015 by Mal C

[Sunnysoul]

I've only found 2 copies of Marcia Hines here in Oz and not found another this century, I've no idea why it is so rare. I swapped my double for an Ivorys (Despenza) and a Ringleaders BWHTOL with a UK dealer, maybe that gives you an idea of value! So I'd take a dozen at £100 each, much rarer than Gloria Scott.

Frank, I have always taken the view that Marcia's first two singles were both dead slow ballads but they were huge top ten chart hits  in Australia. Her third single was the uptempo You Gotta Let Go B/W the midtempo Don't Let The Grass Grow but the record clearly wasn't cutting through with the Australian public or the charts so Wizard probably dropped promoting it almost immediately and may well have even withdrawn it from the shops. Her next two releases were again slow ballads and not surprisingly they both returned her to the top ten on the charts. It was only when she released You a  little later that she had a  big hit with an uptempo record. That's how I see it anyway ...

Edited October 5, 2015 by sunnysoul