I just bought this for £1.99 - see pictrue beow, described a mint on ebay from a trusted seller

I am chuffed as I sold my old copy a few years ago

I am happy , but was it a bargain?

Edited May 25, 200817 yr by jim g

I just bought this for £1.99 - see pictrue beow, described a mint on ebay from a trusted seller

I am chuffed as I sold my old copy a few years ago

I am happy , but was it a bargain?

Of course it was.....unless the postage is over £20!!!

Great album, about 5 volumes (or so?) of mainly 'Northern' stuff.

Of course it was.....unless the postage is over £20!!!

Great album, about 5 volumes (or so?) of mainly 'Northern' stuff.

Mines on blue vinyl

probably the best motown lp in the world........

I first oned it in the early 70T's really chuffed to get it again, and I also think the best Motown album ever!

Funnily enough I was playing some of mine yesterday. Although I haven't got the one you have it is advertised on the back cover of one of mine, I assume yours was the first volume.

They contain stuff like Frances Nero - Keep On Loving Me, Temptations - (Girl) Why You Wanna Make Me Blue, Marvellettes - I'll Keep Holding On, Brenda Holloway - Starting The Hurt All Over, The Contours - Just A Little Misunderstanding, Barbara Randolph - I Got A Feeling and stuff by Al Kent, Shorty Long, The Isley Brothers, Kim Weston amongst others.

I just bought this for £1.99 - see pictrue beow, described a mint on ebay from a trusted seller

I am chuffed as I sold my old copy a few years ago

I am happy , but was it a bargain?

I too 'used' to own it, worth every penny of what you paid for it, marvellous bargain catergory

Well done for finding it.

I just bought this for £1.99 - see pictrue beow, described a mint on ebay from a trusted seller

I am chuffed as I sold my old copy a few years ago

I am happy , but was it a bargain?

I too 'used' to own it, worth every penny of what you paid for it, marvellous bargain catergory

Well done for finding it.

Funnily enough I was playing some of mine yesterday. Although I haven't got the one you have it is advertised on the back cover of one of mine, I assume yours was the first volume.

They contain stuff like Frances Nero - Keep On Loving Me, Temptations - (Girl) Why You Wanna Make Me Blue, Marvellettes - I'll Keep Holding On, Brenda Holloway - Starting The Hurt All Over, The Contours - Just A Little Misunderstanding, Barbara Randolph - I Got A Feeling and stuff by Al Kent, Shorty Long, The Isley Brothers, Kim Weston amongst others.

Also in the honourable mentions must be RIC TIC RELICS.......Motown doffing an hat in the direction of its 'Aquisitions'

Also in the honourable mentions must be RIC TIC RELICS.......Motown doffing an hat in the direction of its 'Aquisitions'

Yeah, good one (like your J.J.Jameson avatar, being a Marvel fan myself!), try finding a copy of that L.P nowadays for £1.99.

Never seen that one before (vol 4), what number is it? Is it a MFP one?

Cheers

Paul

Never seen that one before (vol 4), what number is it? Is it a MFP one?

Cheers

Paul

Nope...

There are 5 in the series... got em all somewhere.

Never seen that one before (vol 4), what number is it? Is it a MFP one?

Cheers

Paul

Released on Tamla Motown - STML 11244. I also have a few US releases in the DiscOTech series (1975 onwards) which comprised collections of more contemporary releases and I have one of the compilation albums from 'The Motown Sound' A Collection of Original Big Hits series - all well worth picking up if you see them - especially at £1.99.

Edited May 25, 200817 yr by Missing Link

I just bought this for £1.99 - see pictrue beow, described a mint on ebay from a trusted seller

I am chuffed as I sold my old copy a few years ago

I am happy , but was it a bargain?

yep, also had it ..prob my first 'northern' LP before 'live @ torch/Ric Tic relics'

DJ colonel custer who spun the sounds in the Maple room at Skegness around 72/74 always played every night to get the dance floor going.It was many peoples first intro to northern. I found another copy last year at boot sale v good nick, havent seen the one with purple sleeve before.

I just bought this for £1.99 - see pictrue beow, described a mint on ebay from a trusted seller

I am chuffed as I sold my old copy a few years ago

I am happy , but was it a bargain?

This is the one that segues each track into the next, an innovation at the time, and it mentions people travelling distances just to hear "Six by Six". Not rare but a great album. The ones that are rare are the three volumes of Motown Memories, I think Dave Godin may have compiled them. Volume 3 is especially scarce.

One finished on ebay a couple of weeks ago (Vol.3) that is. Link: HERE!

Thought that was cheap as Pete says quite a tough number.

Rich

This is the one that segues each track into the next, an innovation at the time, and it mentions people travelling distances just to hear "Six by Six". Not rare but a great album. The ones that are rare are the three volumes of Motown Memories, I think Dave Godin may have compiled them. Volume 3 is especially scarce.

I think the compilations were put together by EMI staff and maybe Dave Godin had some influence on Volume 1 as he did write the sleeve notes. Three columns worth in tiny print. What is it with socialists and cramming as much print onto a page?

On Motown memories Vol.2 Mike Raven writes " the very interesting selection of sicxteen tracks before menow. of course I can afford to say this, i did not select them....they have only asked me to write the sleeve notes!"

I'm sure I have Vol.3 somewhere but I donn't know who did the sleeve notes for it.

Nope...

There are 5 in the series... got em all somewhere.

Me too!!all five

if ur pleased then its a bargain mate, please yourself not others u gotta listen 2 it

Anyone got the tracklisting to Vol. 3 to hand?

Cheers!

Rich