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Posted March 15, 20187 yr

Anyone know how much the Cameo Parkway WD went for last week?

TIA

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March 16, 20187 yr

£1283 - https://www.facebook.com/groups/JohnManship/search/?query=Chubby Checker

March 16, 20187 yr

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Many thanks Paul.

I'm not on Facebook. I may have to join

March 16, 20187 yr

Here's a print of the page

Kev Bod :thumbsup:

Chubby Checker

You Don't Know ( What You Do To Me Girl ) / Two Hearts Make One Love

Cameo Parkway : P 965 DJ

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Artist: Chubby Checker
A Side: You Don't Know ( What You Do To Me Girl )
B Side: Two Hearts Make One Love
Label: Cameo Parkway
Format: 45s

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Vinyl Condition:M-
Label Condition:M-
Sleeve Condition:M-

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£1,283.00
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14/03/2018 18:00

This auction has ended.

A spectacular copy of Britain's "Most Wanted", I cannot imagine we'll ever be able to offer a finer copy. This one is truly immaculate, surely a crowning moment for all UK Soul collections.

Remembering this Northern Soul classic was never issued in the USA and to make things even more challenging for the serious NS hunter. In the USA it was only promo'd as a styrene DJ copy in California & a solitary vinyl test-press file copy for the Cameo archives on the East Coast (only 1 copy known)

So when a flawless Brit-legend surfaces in invincible condition as the legendary misspelled title "You Don't Know ( What You Do To Me Girl )" omitting the "Just" from the title; it is a listing every dedicated Northern Soul will sit up and notice.

A Northern Soul anthem, in it's most desirable, most durable most spectacular form.

Do not pass by, opportunities like this to acquire near perfection of an iconic 45, do not present themselves much more than once in a lifetime.

You really "Just Don't Know" when you'll see another"
For NS historical reference, this Northern Soul anthem was first discovered by Brian Tompkins who ran the "George" at Wilby near Wellingborough and also the legendary "Bletsoe" allnighter, a once sleepy village in Bedfordshire. Glen Ballamy was the first DJ to play It at Bletsoe circa 1970 -72.