Can anyone give me an accurate value for The Paramounts.

Come And Go With Me...on Ole 101 please.

iD SAY £75 MIN

iD SAY £75 MIN

As much as that ?? Found one yesterday in a specialist Rock n Roll shop for £8..not mint but acceptable

I always thought it was a £20 record..result anyway

As much as that ?? Found one yesterday in a specialist Rock n Roll shop for £8..not mint but acceptable

I always thought it was a £20 record..result anyway

If you want to be charitable, I know a member of the group who is looking for a copy, I have one somewhere that I want to give him but I can't find where I put it... The group is the para-monts by the way. Thanks.

iD SAY £75 MIN

I would agree with this too, i paid 75 UKP for a VG+ copy six months ago............

Russ

I would agree with this too, i paid 75 UKP for a VG+ copy six months ago............

Russ

think i paid £70 about a year ago,but i'll have another for £20,,KEV.

It's not the Paramounts , it's the Para-Monts...

It's not the Paramounts , it's the Para-Monts...

Thanks to everyone who answered my post..and thanks for pointing out the correct title..which i confess i had totally mis-read -

for anyone whos interested in some background information Ole` Records was owned by King Bevill who operated from his home address at 9734 Princeton on Chicago's South-Side.The first release was 'Southside Chicago' by Otis Brown in late 1966.The Para-Monts consisting of .lead singer Cormie Vance ;her sister, Earlene Vance Coleman,Rose Rice and McKinley Norris had formed earlier the same year and were spotted by Bevill at a Regal Theater talent show and asked to try out on his label.Bevill demanded some original material so the group went to Earlene's husband :Walter Coleman who played Guitar,he wrote a number of tunes two of which were selected for release in Jan 1967.It is Colemans guitar that is heard on both sides of the record and Earlenes lead on "I Don't Want To Lose You" while the lead vocals on " Come Go With Me " were performed by Cormie Vance...and the record was a minor hit in the Chicago, Memphis and St Louis area.

From 'Chigago Soul' by Robert Pruter

Ever seen a nice white demo.

I have not.

Ever seen a nice white demo.

I have not.

Neither Have I.

Thanks to everyone who answered my post..and thanks for pointing out the correct title..which i confess i had totally mis-read -

for anyone whos interested in some background information Ole` Records was owned by King Bevill who operated from his home address at 9734 Princeton on Chicago's South-Side.The first release was 'Southside Chicago' by Otis Brown in late 1966.The Para-Monts consisting of .lead singer Cormie Vance ;her sister, Earlene Vance Coleman,Rose Rice and McKinley Norris had formed earlier the same year and were spotted by Bevill at a Regal Theater talent show and asked to try out on his label.Bevill demanded some original material so the group went to Earlene's husband :Walter Coleman who played Guitar,he wrote a number of tunes two of which were selected for release in Jan 1967.It is Colemans guitar that is heard on both sides of the record and Earlenes lead on "I Don't Want To Lose You" while the lead vocals on " Come Go With Me " were performed by Cormie Vance...and the record was a minor hit in the Chicago, Memphis and St Louis area.

From 'Chigago Soul' by Robert Pruter

Rose Rice was dating Otis Brown at the time. She left the group and was replaced by Gwendolyn Little, who was previously a member of Henry Ford and the Gifts. Rose apparently died in an accident soon after that. I think that the label was co-owned by Browley Guy by the way.