Soul-slider Posted December 2, 2007 Share Posted December 2, 2007 Bought this the other day, hasn't come yet but my mate Perry has it on another label (M M or something like that)....so, not sure if this is the same tune? Hopefully it is.... Great tune with monster potential! Anyone on here know it? It's not listed in any price guide...John Manship...are you there? Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Guest Posted December 2, 2007 Share Posted December 2, 2007 Bought this the other day, hasn't come yet but my mate Perry has it on another label (M M or something like that)....so, not sure if this is the same tune? Hopefully it is.... Great tune with monster potential! Anyone on here know it? It's not listed in any price guide...John Manship...are you there? The record came out on M.M.C. a white label with green writing. It also came out on Independance, (Monarch delta) which you have pictured. Both are the same record, as I have had both. They sell for around £100. Has been played out, but not very well known. Be good to hear loud in a venue! Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Guest Posted December 2, 2007 Share Posted December 2, 2007 The record came out on M.M.C. a white label with green writing. It also came out on Independance, (Monarch delta) which you have pictured. Both are the same record, as I have had both. They sell for around £100. Has been played out, but not very well known. Be good to hear loud in a venue! I've personally not had this is stock for a number of years and had forotten all about it.. not super-rare on Independance value of £75/£100 would seem fair. The MMC 016 release for me is rarer, you could probably add £25 to the above value on that release. To be honest I can't even remember what it sounds like..although I do remember they were "Blue-eyed" They had another release on Independance 94 "In The Depths Of My Soul" c/w "Mine Forever More" again not sure what this one sounds like, cause i've forgot. Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Harry Crosby Posted December 2, 2007 Share Posted December 2, 2007 I've personally not had this is stock for a number of years and had forotten all about it.. not super-rare on Independance value of £75/£100 would seem fair. The MMC 016 release for me is rarer, you could probably add £25 to the above value on that release. To be honest I can't even remember what it sounds like..although I do remember they were "Blue-eyed" They had another release on Independance 94 "In The Depths Of My Soul" c/w "Mine Forever More" again not sure what this one sounds like, cause i've forgot. Wasn`t there also a version of the velours i`m gonna change on that label if i remember it was IMO awful Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Soul-slider Posted December 2, 2007 Author Share Posted December 2, 2007 I've personally not had this is stock for a number of years and had forotten all about it.. not super-rare on Independance value of £75/£100 would seem fair. The MMC 016 release for me is rarer, you could probably add £25 to the above value on that release. To be honest I can't even remember what it sounds like..although I do remember they were "Blue-eyed" They had another release on Independance 94 "In The Depths Of My Soul" c/w "Mine Forever More" again not sure what this one sounds like, cause i've forgot. Don't have the record yet so can't provide a sound clip, all I know is when Perry played me the MMC copy I thought it sounded really great! To be honest I struggled to find a copy, even on 'Independence'...the last one listed as Northern (from the UK) went for over £100. Just managed to get this copy because the guy (in the States) listed it in the garage/psych section. Can't wait for it to arrive!! Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Guest Posted December 3, 2007 Share Posted December 3, 2007 Wasn`t there also a version of the velours i`m gonna change on that label if i remember it was IMO awful "I'm Gonna Change" was by the Montanas..the reason it was awful, is they came from Birmingham! Northern Soul with a Brummie accent.. Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
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