Bearing in mind that prices generally seem to have gone mad can anyone tell me what is a reasonable price for an original Spring issue of A House For Sale by Millie Jackson please?

sold a copy a few months ago £25 but seen it go for £50 crazy world...........

21 minutes ago, russoul1 said:

sold a copy a few months ago £25 but seen it go for £50 crazy world...........

Some twat paid £212.00 for it three years ago ... 

I recently paid £28 for mine on Spring (the first edition copy with an A on both sides and no vertical writing)

I had set a limit of £30 but had seen people wanting £40 for a copy , including people selling at soul nights on the sales tables

something is worth what others are willing to pay and not a penny more

Personally I dont believe its worth a penny more than £30 , hence my limit , which I stuck to

 

 

Edited November 2, 20177 yr by soundsOKEH

Get the LP Geoff, its cheaper and a good LP too

Cheers Paul

Thanks for the replies. I want a copy for a good friend, so will have to keep looking. I am puzzled about these stupid prices. I could undertand if a record is getting plays in a lot of clubs but haven't heard this out for ages.

2 hours ago, WoodButcher said:

Some twat paid £212.00 for it three years ago ... 

Could of bought the damned house for that when I was a lad

The double "A" side copy, i would say £30-£40 in mint condition. but prices are just "off the scale" at the moment ; Check out "the comedy sale off the day" thread

Ultra-common. Fiver at any niter in the 80s or about £2 in any old general second hand record shop in those days. Loads of copies exist. I'd say actually worth about £15 max now.

Got a copy of the LP for £2 at a car boot a few weeks ago. Superb LP but sold by the truck load on release. £20-£30.

Edited November 1, 20177 yr by son of stan

not talking about the LP,That as you say is £5-£10 pounds, We are talking about the double "A" side single. (whitch is a bit dearer).

On ‎28‎/‎10‎/‎2017 at 15:42, WoodButcher said:

Some twat paid £212.00 for it three years ago ... 

Jeez, was he from outer space, or just spaced.?

On 28/10/2017 at 15:42, WoodButcher said:

Some twat paid £212.00 for it three years ago ... 

An that one was the 1979 reissue as well.

On 28/10/2017 at 18:18, Geoff said:

 could undertand if a record is getting plays in a lot of clubs but haven't heard this out for ages.

in that case you havent been to the clubs here in manchester or the north west

 

I cant really remember any soul night that it hasnt been played that I have been to this year

 

its certainly played a lot at denton , newton , audenshaw , walkden , prestwich , rochdale , blackburn for starters

Edited November 2, 20177 yr by soundsOKEH

16 hours ago, son of stan said:

 about £2 in any old general second hand record shop in those days. Loads of copies exist. I'd say actually worth about £15 max now.

Is that the horrible green plastic moulded UK 45? Great flip side.

Yes indeed noss great flip

Cheers Paul

 

thanks for posting paul --there you are ------tuneeeee   plus ant tracks from the caught up and still caught up lps

lawrence

Some interesting comments here. My copy has There You Are on the flipside, I'd forgotten how good it is. In my opinion she was at her best on slower songs. I saw her at the Dominion Theatre, Tottenham Court Road back in the day with my wife. She talked a lot about a certain sexual practice but perhaps this isn't the thread for that, lol.

Recently bought her version of This Is It on a 45, fine record imo.

I think my copy of AHFS is an original issue as it's got the A on the House For Sale side, according the John Manship British issue book the repress has it on both sides. But as it's a present it wouldn't matter that much I guess. Actually she'd probably know but hopefully wouldn't hold it against me.

SoundsOKEH mentioned clubs in the Manchester area where you'd hear it. Was at Walkden with my friend recently, didn't hear it on my visit but it was a memorable trip for several reasons, don't think I'll dance there again, lol.

Buy the Kent 45 Geoff, you'll get Garland Green 'Come Through Me' on the flip!

It was originally played from the LP, the 45 was released in the UK due to demand, so theyre all re issues lol....

 

Hammered to death in Scotland...

Mine still has 20p scribbled on the label from buying from a car boot, think I haggled it down to 10p

On 03/11/2017 at 11:12, Geoff said:

Some interesting comments here. My copy has There You Are on the flipside, I'd forgotten how good it is. In my opinion she was at her best on slower songs. I saw her at the Dominion Theatre, Tottenham Court Road back in the day with my wife. She talked a lot about a certain sexual practice but perhaps this isn't the thread for that, lol.

Recently bought her version of This Is It on a 45, fine record imo.

I think my copy of AHFS is an original issue as it's got the A on the House For Sale side, according the John Manship British issue book the repress has it on both sides. But as it's a present it wouldn't matter that much I guess. Actually she'd probably know but hopefully wouldn't hold it against me.

SoundsOKEH mentioned clubs in the Manchester area where you'd hear it. Was at Walkden with my friend recently, didn't hear it on my visit but it was a memorable trip for several reasons, don't think I'll dance there again, lol.

Really? I thought it was always a double a sider uk single? 

Edited November 5, 20177 yr by noss

ten times better and a lot cheaper

On 11/3/2017 at 12:25, ady croasdell said:

Buy the Kent 45 Geoff, you'll get Garland Green 'Come Through Me' on the flip!

Isn't the version on your 45 slightly different Ady, or have I remembered that wrong?

Surely people need to have both in their collections?

On 03/11/2017 at 11:12, Geoff said:

Some interesting comments here. My copy has There You Are on the flipside, I'd forgotten how good it is. In my opinion she was at her best on slower songs. I saw her at the Dominion Theatre, Tottenham Court Road back in the day with my wife. She talked a lot about a certain sexual practice but perhaps this isn't the thread for that, lol.

 

Millie Jackson.  Live and uncensored.  LP from the 70.s.  Sexually explicit possibly got banned. Can't remember but she has a great voice.

Steve 

another one of millies classic tracks-you cant stand the thought of another man lovin me

Thanks to everyone who answered my query. Got a copy at a very reasonable prive from a friend to whom I'm most grateful as I want it for a birthday present for someone.

Advice please.

In terms of the origional first issue of AHFS which of the following statements relates to the first issue?

"recently paid £28 for mine on Spring (the first edition copy with an A on both sides and no vertical writing)"

"I think my copy of AHFS is an original issue as it's got the A on the House For Sale side, according the John Manship British issue book the repress has it on both sides".

Regards.

Drew.

I always thought that the double "A" copy was the first issue, but i've been wrong before.

Double A side is the earlier version, label number in vertical text is the later issue from the same year 

Thanks for that folks.

Regards.

Drew.

On 28/10/2017 at 18:18, Geoff said:

I could undertand if a record is getting plays in a lot of clubs but haven't heard this out for ages.

lucky you

This is a great Sunday play and rips me apart "The man lies out of both sides of his mouth"....keep listening for the backing vocals

 

Edited September 4, 20186 yr by Blackpoolsoul

On 02/11/2017 at 16:30, soul shrews said:

Yes indeed noss great flip

Cheers Paul

 

Fantastic B side.

My first copy of the UK issue on green must have had this on the flip, but the it was stolen from our flat in Deptford in the early '80's when I stupidly left it on the 'music-centre' (along with a cassette tape of a night at Wigan that was in the tape player). Bastards nicked our duvet as well, which we think they used to lower the prized goods down from our first floor flat and had it away with them.

At the time I don't think I'd even played this side, even though I was getting more and more interested in B-sides. Luckily I now have another basic UK green copy but even better, found a lovely US DJ copy of it (There You Are) where the plug side is 'Bad Risk'.

 

In case you're interested; the insurers were happy to pay out on the state of the art music-centre (those days when spreading all the features like radio, tape and record player sideways was the way to go, none of this stacking concept), and even on the record itself which I think I managed to persuade them was worth around £12 in early '80's money. But I was devastated to lose my very poor quality copy of what I think was a C120 tape live from Wigan with me chopping tracks all over the place to try and record the stuff I liked at the time. I couldn't persuade them it was worth anything at all. I've kept the case all this time as a memento.