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14 minutes ago, shinehead said:

The price is coming down on this classic , seems as it was listed a bit to high to temp anyone.

 

And the description has changed too. The allusion to it being Rare Soul or even remotely soulful has gone. I've no objection whatsoever to the ad in it's current form - like the record itself, it just doesn't concern me.

:hatsoff2:- Kev

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Woodbutcher
Woodbutcher

Seems to be more and more records listed these days with that old 'rare soul 45' title that are so lacking in any soulful content that they are frankly in breach of the 'trades descriptions act' ... 

Billy Jo Jim Bob
Billy Jo Jim Bob

Agreed the tune in question above is dreadful and should never have the label 'rare soul', but lets broaden it a bit. Why is the current trend, particularly on Ebay, for sellers to say 'Rare soul

Mickey Finn
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Well said that man!   How dare anyone even contemplate the possibility of matching the greatness of Doris Day 

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