How much should I ask for a near mint copy of this on UK Tamla Motown?? 80 quid??

How much should I ask for a near mint copy of this on UK Tamla Motown?? 80 quid??

I would say £40 tops, £25 realistically & before anyone asks no i'm not living in the 8ts!

Simon

I would say £40 tops, £25 realistically & before anyone asks no i'm not living in the 8ts!

Simon

Right, £100 it is then!

I would say £40 tops, £25 realistically & before anyone asks no i'm not living in the 8ts!

Simon

Stick it on eBay and get around a ton for it.

https://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php...amp;x=0&y=0

£75 sounds fair on set sale, in the noughties....

How much should I ask for a near mint copy of this on UK Tamla Motown?? 80 quid??

hi pete, this 45

is still popular and has a strong following, i think £80 is a fair price for a near minter. i sold

a knackered carbooter copy for £50, regularly goes for more on ebay £80+

good luck

russ

Popsike has it around £110 for last copies to go.Paid £3 for mine.

Dave.

Popsike has it around £110 for last copies to go.Paid £3 for mine.

Dave.

I bet that wasn't that long ago either Dave?

As far as i remember it only came to favour in the last 5 years or so, can remember seeing copies fairly cheap around the time but never bought one as i always thought it was a nice tune but not that nice.

Would rather dance to 'In my lonely room' personally.

Simon

I bet that wasn't that long ago either Dave?

As far as i remember it only came to favour in the last 5 years or so, can remember seeing copies fairly cheap around the time but never bought one as i always thought it was a nice tune but not that nice.

Would rather dance to 'In my lonely room' personally.

Simon

There's a very long gap inbetween the two Si, strange comparison - No-one There is crossover really. I distinctly remember hearing this on the radio once when I was on a family holiday in Wales, funny how it became 'rare'

I bet that wasn't that long ago either Dave?

As far as i remember it only came to favour in the last 5 years or so, can remember seeing copies fairly cheap around the time but never bought one as i always thought it was a nice tune but not that nice.

Would rather dance to 'In my lonely room' personally.

Simon

I actually used to play this the odd time in the 80's early 90's, sure I played it at Bretby and few collectors didn't know it then with one or two coming up to see what it was

I actually used to play this the odd time in the 80's early 90's, sure I played it at Bretby and few collectors didn't know it then with one or two coming up to see what it was

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bob banks used to play this regularly at the parr hall in the 80's

sounded great then,,

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bob banks used to play this regularly at the parr hall in the 80's

sounded great then,,

Earlier still.... Barnsley's finest, Derek Greenhoff, used to play it in the 70's!

£80 min nowadays.

Sean

There's a very long gap inbetween the two Si, strange comparison - No-one There is crossover really. I distinctly remember hearing this on the radio once when I was on a family holiday in Wales, funny how it became 'rare'

Pete, the only comparison was Martha Reeves, 'In my lonely room' is for the younger generation, 'No one there' is for the ahem older generation who prefer a sway rather than a stomp!

Simon

sold one on ebay last month £83 with soundfile a few pops here & there small sticker removed. mintish should fetch £100? seems fair to me everybody wants it, no usa release on 45, so near mint hard to find.

I reckon it's worth about the same as Gene Chandler 'Mr Big Shot'

There's no USA release fair enough but there must be a few thousand copies on British Tamla, surely that doesn't make it exactly rare.

It's a nice enough record but a ton!

Simon

MY M8 GOT THIS OUT OF A CHARITY SHOP IN ABERDEEN LAST YEAR FOR £1.99.HE DIDNT KNOW IT.I SAID IF YOU DONT LIKE ILL HAVE IT.CAME BACK SAME DAY TO SEE ME.GOT IT FOR NOWT.

I ALSO GOT IT SIGNED BY MARTHA WHEN UP HERE.

THEN LOOKING THROUGH A PILE OF RECORDS I GOT FROM A GUY WHEN AT SCHOOL.I FOUND THE LP WITH THIS ON IT(NO COVER).SOLD THAT FOR £15.

SOME PEOPLE GET ALL THE LUCK.

There's no USA release fair enough but there must be a few thousand copies on British Tamla, surely that doesn't make it exactly rare.

It's a nice enough record but a ton!

Simon

Agree with you here Simon, its one of those records that you only pick up if its cheap.

I keep mine in the sleeve it came in, from Hanway Street circa 2001.

Agree with you here Simon, its one of those records that you only pick up if its cheap.

I keep mine in the sleeve it came in, from Hanway Street circa 2001.

Nice one Paul, i rest my case m'lud!

Simon

Wasn't it released in Italy then (or was it Wales)?

https://cgi.ebay.com/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem...em=130056036893

Wasn't it released in Italy then (or was it Wales)?

https://cgi.ebay.com/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem...em=130056036893

Don't know anything about an italian release...

Pete, £100 for a mint copy is ok. Its deffo not rare, but its strongly in-demand and is a UK only on 45...

Great tune, one of my usual spins...

Roccia

blooming heck, I've sold it

Edited December 7, 200618 yr by Pete-S

Don't know anything about an italian release...

Roccia

Roccia the link is to a bootleg on ebay, if you look at the label it says 'Made In Italy'.

Martyn

Roccia the link is to a bootleg on ebay, if you look at the label it says 'Made In Italy'.

Martyn

I didn't seen it before... I have to check if my italian Tamla Motown records have the same writings...

are these dodgy issues https://cgi.ebay.com/Doctor-Who-Trading-Car...1QQcmdZViewItem

definetly not original music

Edited December 7, 200618 yr by richard

I would say £40 tops, £25 realistically & before anyone asks no i'm not living in the 8ts!

Simon

Think your having a laugh with that price Simon, ought to be about 30 bob & a rabbit because I fukcing hate the record If I'd got a copy you could have it for 10 bob

Dazz