1) Does anyone actually know the record pictured below

2) Does anyone know why it's listed at £200, is it popular somewhere or has it been maybe?

3) If I was to sell it for £60 would anyone buy it?

1) Yes, I know it but I don't own a copy.

2) No, I don't know why. But I suspect that it's the flipside, "Just When I Thought (You Were Mine)", which is the "right" tune. One for the beat ballad collectors or - if speeded up - perhaps something for the popcorn scene.

3) I have no idea but yes, probably. I sure wouldn't though. Stick it on eBay with a soundclip!

1) Does anyone actually know the record pictured below

2) Does anyone know why it's listed at £200, is it popular somewhere or has it been maybe?

3) If I was to sell it for £60 would anyone buy it?

I saw you win that on ebay, I thought it was a reasonable price, this usually goes for more, and 60 pounds seems reasonable (although you didn't mention the condition). Backing group on this is the c-quents by the way, this is a DC record. There are 3 titles on this label, the rarest one is the al haskins 45 (manship had an acetate of that up fairly recently), I remember a few copies of the al haskins came out of that west coast saturn records find.

Yes you're right, I put the wrong side up, I'll change it in a minute and put up a sound clip.

Thanks for the info Seb and Boba

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hi pete

i'd stuck one of these in my sales. just realised i'd priced it too high. was possibly in jm's old guide at £300. i think i'll drop my price down but might not go as cheap as you on it.

i can't remember where i picked it up so took a flyer on the price.

i bet you'll sell yours before me.

take it easy

phil

hi pete

i'd stuck one of these in my sales. just realised i'd priced it too high. was possibly in jm's old guide at £300. i think i'll drop my price down but might not go as cheap as you on it.

i can't remember where i picked it up so took a flyer on the price.

i bet you'll sell yours before me.

take it easy

phil

I doubt it Phil