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Edited November 10, 20213 yr by Zanetti

Jimmy Soul Clark - 327£

Tony Middleton - 598£

LaSawn Collins - 493£

Ella Woods - 803£

 

Freddie Houston - 908£

Thank you for posting as always  😁

Gwen Owens. Always wanted one from the very first time I heard it. Station road anthem, always been way to expensive even way back in the black and white days of the 70,s 🤣 Wouldn't have been surprised if it had gone £8000. Love it. 

Ruben Howell.  Carl Carlton.  Love both versions but surely only £100 for Ruben . Carl  Carlton from £40/  £50 probably leaning towards Ruben,s version as it was the first one I heard . But hey what do I know. 

Ste

5 minutes ago, Winsford Soul said:

Thank you for posting as always  😁

Gwen Owens. Always wanted one from the very first time I heard it. Station road anthem, always been way to expensive even way back in the black and white days of the 70,s 🤣 Wouldn't have been surprised if it had gone £8000. Love it. 

Ruben Howell.  Carl Carlton.  Love both versions but surely only £100 for Ruben . Carl  Carlton from £40/  £50 probably leaning towards Ruben,s version as it was the first one I heard . But hey what do I know. 

Ste

Have to agree with your valuation of Rueben Howell.  It has sold for a tone or so consistently.  Of the buyer had asked on line in wants he’d have got one for around that too.  £500, he’s taken leave of his senses.  Just buy the Lp for £20 or so and get other tracks as well.

The Gwen Owens had a nasty skip. Surely that would be off-putting? If the white demo plays without skipping, surely it’s worth waiting for a copy to come up for sale. Guess I’ll stick with the styrene boot bought in 1976.

Freddie Houston...how muckin' fuch?

Rueben Howell too...

My ghast is flabbered.

 

14 minutes ago, Frankie Crocker said:

The Gwen Owens had a nasty skip. Surely that would be off-putting? If the white demo plays without skipping, surely it’s worth waiting for a copy to come up for sale. Guess I’ll stick with the styrene boot bought in 1976.

I always was told by one person that my vinyl copy was a boot and proper ones were styrene. Can anyone help me with this one please?

25 minutes ago, Frankie Crocker said:

The Gwen Owens had a nasty skip. Surely that would be off-putting? If the white demo plays without skipping, surely it’s worth waiting for a copy to come up for sale. Guess I’ll stick with the styrene boot bought in 1976.

I reckon if I had the money I would of bought it, slight skip or not.  If a white demo comes up would buy that as well and move the issue on....all a dream of course....like you Frankie, will stick with my 70,s boot....Rob

Whilst im a fan of the shrine output,and had many of the TOP ones! Whoever paid 3.2k for the enjoyables is a loon! It wasnt even a nice copy! How many times have we seen this at 700 quid and not moved!   By far bottom of the shrine list along with jimmy armstrong linda and vistas and leroy taylor…oh and that pile of crap from the cavaliers!😂

and to make it worse for the buyer,darren brown sold and ex copy today for 2k!

Hey Chris

Freddie Houston - for something 57 years old and one of the greatest soul records ever made (imho) it was ok. 

And its miles better than your Muriel Day and the Sharonettes c/u !

Blimey Wednesday evening comes round quickly 🤪

Not surprised about Gwen Owens.

Edited November 10, 20213 yr by Steve G

if i put my Reuben Howell up for 200,  id be laughed at ...     who on earth has bought that?   total madness

Reuben Howell…is demo rarer than the issue?

La Shawn Collins very surprised and Rueben I actually think the issue is harder ? I thought Gwen might hit the magic £10k mark and Freddie Houston demo a tad surprised at but there again I ain’t seen many at all ? 

Poetic justice though....play Gwen Owens on a fancy dan stylus with just the right balance and pounds per square inch...pressure, and the flaw will make a great screech.

Play it on a fidelity all things to all men easy on easy off arm...and it plays a treat!

Good job they ironed out the flaw on the pressing:)

Ed

37 minutes ago, neilb said:

Hey Chris

Freddie Houston - for something 57 years old and one of the greatest soul records ever made (imho) it was ok. 

And its miles better than your Muriel Day and the Sharonettes c/u !

Cheeky.

Thought you'd baulked at £500 or so around a year back.  Maybe longer, time flies.

My Sharonettes is a sight to behold.

Speak soon.

Amazed at Reuban Howell - think demo is more common than issue and no picture sleeve on this one was there??

I still think this is pretty common - MADNESS!!

4 hours ago, Greedy Mick said:

I always was told by one person that my vinyl copy was a boot and proper ones were styrene. Can anyone help me with this one please?

I’ll take the vinyl boot off you😛... Keep the styrene one as it plays through perfectly😴

11 hours ago, Steve G said:

Blimey Wednesday evening comes round quickly 🤪

Not surprised about Gwen Owens.

Nor am I, nor am I surprised at Freddie Houston too which has been steadily rising over the years. 

Edited November 11, 20213 yr by Chalky

I would have liked Jimmy James, I havent seen any for sale. Anyone got one?

Just looking at others coming up....Dee Dee Sharpe WKOL. An auction item ? £100 for a minter surely ?

1 hour ago, Whiskyagogo said:

I would have liked Jimmy James, I havent seen any for sale. Anyone got one?

its heading this way,    not a stones throw from my house

4 hours ago, Merve said:

Just looking at others coming up....Dee Dee Sharpe WKOL. An auction item ? £100 for a minter surely ?

Or the Dells..

11 hours ago, Merve said:

Just looking at others coming up....Dee Dee Sharpe WKOL. An auction item ? £100 for a minter surely ?

 

6 hours ago, Midnight Drifter said:

Or the Dells..

‘Tis the season to be jolly. Manship’s Mints are very tasty. Better than those After Eight ones. They are called Mint records as they make John a mint hence the saying, ‘well and truly minted’.