The original of this goes anywhere from crazy to well mental prices, £500 is not unthinkable, why is then that a sort of re-issue struggles to get £25.00? Is that re-issue legit? it certainly looks like it is.

14 hours ago, Chris L said:

The original of this goes anywhere from crazy to well mental prices, £500 is not unthinkable, why is then that a sort of re-issue struggles to get £25.00? Is that re-issue legit? it certainly looks like it is.

 

 

Edited October 24, 20168 yr by Chris L

The db7430 is listed as being a Buddy Greco record so a boot it is

the columbia logo is too big to be a 1967 release..that type stems from 1964

Edited October 23, 20168 yr by dave pinch

Just for the sake of interest, in the area I live we have singer by the name of Adam Okin who's uncle, Earl Okin,

is the writer of this song.

Thanks for the info, wonder what the reasoning was behind the record catalogue number ? Why go to all the trouble and then put the wrong number on the label. Certainly will fool lots of people.

1 hour ago, Chris L said:

Thanks for the info, wonder what the reasoning was behind the record catalogue number ? Why go to all the trouble and then put the wrong number on the label. Certainly will fool lots of people.

And also omit the year of copyright. Most if not all British major record labels had the copyright year clearly printed on the label.

The other side of this boot is "Shop Around" which was originally on DB 7340

They have just transposed the 3 and 4, so as it appears to be correct font (and just carried it through to the "Stop" side)

Can't deny that this had plenty of spin time back in the day..........................but does anyone actually like it?

I personally can't stand the record , but then again there's thousand's of records l don't like. but thank god there's thousand's and thousands and thousands of records l do like .choice is a wonderful thing  ,and so is diversity???  what a wonderful scene??ktf

4 hours ago, Peter99 said:

Can't deny that this had plenty of spin time back in the day..........................but does anyone actually like it?

i still like it pete...dont own it anymore tho

 

Not this one but I played tell me what he said Friday night shirebrook soul filled the floor instantly I think it's like marmite?

2 hours ago, dave pinch said:

i still like it pete...dont own it anymore tho

 

Ay up Dave

Its a "funny memory" record for me this. Never liked it but the big boys did so I also felt a bit sophisticated knowing the name "Stop and you will become aware"!

Funny old world innit. 

Hope all is well boss.

Pete

Saw one of these in a charity shop a couple of weeks ago, chucked it back at 50p, same label as the pic but green. Didn't know it was a side, might go back and get it, will have listen first see if we like it.

Edit: Just listened and remembered why we chucked it back.

Edited October 24, 20168 yr by BabyBoyAndMyLass

11 minutes ago, Peter99 said:

Ay up Dave

Its a "funny memory" record for me this. Never liked it but the big boys did so I also felt a bit sophisticated knowing the name "Stop and you will become aware"!

Funny old world innit. 

Hope all is well boss.

Pete

alls well here matey 

On 10/24/2016 at 15:45, Peter99 said:

Can't deny that this had plenty of spin time back in the day..........................but does anyone actually like it?

Save yer money, spend a fiver and get "Tell Me What He Said". A far better record and a guaranteed floorfiller.

24 minutes ago, suinoz said:

Save yer money, spend a fiver and get "Tell Me What He Said". A far better record and a guaranteed floorfiller.

Well, they're both good(ish) but nothing epitomises British sixties music like "Tell me" - I actually have it sung by Helen Shapiro in French.