Can someone give me a price for Sir Henry Ivy - He Left You Standing There - Future Dimension

£75 but becoming harder to find all the time as I think there's a bit of a buzz on this as a revival. One of the Stafford records which was way ahead of its time.

I've played this out lots for the last few years as it fits in really well with lots of other uptempo southern sounds with a funk influence.

A great 45.

I think I tried to get one on Bradys site at £50 for re-sell , but no luck .

Edited February 3, 200817 yr by Simon M

£75 but becoming harder to find all the time as I think there's a bit of a buzz on this as a revival. One of the Stafford records which was way ahead of its time.

I've played this out lots for the last few years as it fits in really well with lots of other uptempo southern sounds with a funk influence.

A great 45.

Cheers Gareth. Old spin for Robin wasn't it. As you say great 45.

Cheers Gareth. Old spin for Robin wasn't it. As you say great 45.

Thorley seemed to play this more than Robin

Chalky

think Steve Plum may have a spare copy to sell.

Chalky

think Steve Plumb may have a spare copy to sell.

Hi Gareth

Sorry for the delay - been at the 'soul4real' weekender in Bilbao - just got back.

I do have a spare - thanks for reminding everyone

Please PM me if anyone is interested - I agree it was way ahead of it's time and sounds fantastic now!!!!!

Cheers

Steve

Tony Free played this at Lifeline and sounded sooooooooo good.

I think I tried to get one on Bradys site at £50 for re-sell , but no luck .

Beat you to it by a whisker--thought it was cheap

Beat you to it by a whisker--thought it was cheap

It was cheap , and to think Mike Godfrey forced me to buy this with a Cliff Dawson 7''

Edited February 4, 200817 yr by Simon M

It was cheap , and to think Mike Godfrey forced me to buy this with a Cliff Dawson 7''

Hi Simon

It was young Mick Godfrey that first turned this up, like you he strong armed me to buy it, but only on the understanding that I played it that very night at Stafford. When down a storm from it's very first play. Has never turned up in any great quatity. Great tune

Hi Simon

It was young Mick Godfrey that first turned this up, like you he strong armed me to buy it, but only on the understanding that I played it that very night at Stafford. When down a storm from it's very first play. Has never turned up in any great quatity. Great tune

Yes Mick was a very good salesman ..by the way Cosgrove was asking about the Stafford book

Yes Mick was a very good salesman ..by the way Cosgrove was asking about the Stafford book

Why, does he want to write it

Tell him to drop me a line

davethorley@aol.com

Dave/Simon, Spoke to Mike last week - he's very well and dabbling in dealing in Modern again!

Dave/Simon, Spoke to Mike last week - he's very well and dabbling in dealing in Modern again!

Hi Robin

I saw him last year along with Mary, still hasn't lost his dry wit

Dave

Hi Robin

I saw him last year along with Mary, still hasn't lost his dry wit

Dave

...or his thick black hair

Hi Simon

It was young Mick Godfrey that first turned this up, like you he strong armed me to buy it, but only on the understanding that I played it that very night at Stafford. When down a storm from it's very first play. Has never turned up in any great quatity. Great tune

I bagged my copy from Mick at Stafford too, along with Family Of Eve which he was also the main supplier of back in the day - I can't remember whether they were 10 or 15 pounds each

Just a quickie to say the spare copy I had for sale has now gone.

And also to say that if you ever see that other one by him on a yellow label..............it's not reet good imho, whereas HLYST is just fantastic!!!!!

Cheers

Steve