Posted June 11, 200816 yr Curtis - How can I tell her - US 45 Charm City #1932 ONLY please NOT #1879 Usual going rate paid OR good trades given Cheers Steve Edited June 16, 200816 yr by Steve Plumb
June 11, 200816 yr Good luck, I was after this for an age and has it happened just managed to pick myself one up at the Cleethorpes weekender........which was nice
June 11, 200816 yr Curtis - How can I tell her - US 45 Charm City #1932 ONLY please NOT #1879 Usual going rate paid OR good trades given Cheers Steve I'm gonna show my ignorance here Steve.....especially as I bought this back around 81/82 ish when it was a big sound (and bloody expensive at the time around £20.....especially considering how many turned up!!) but whats the difference between the issue numbers? (have to check what number my issue is when I get home from work??) is one a 12"? Cheers Rob
June 11, 200816 yr I'm gonna show my ignorance here Steve.....especially as I bought this back around 81/82 ish when it was a big sound (and bloody expensive at the time around £20.....especially considering how many turned up!!) but whats the difference between the issue numbers? (have to check what number my issue is when I get home from work??) is one a 12"? Cheers Rob Different take,and yella' label
June 11, 200816 yr Have to say although the boing boing synth drums may sound a little dated to some, that was part of the initial excitement on the record........especially on the intro and the break..........aaaaahhhh Clifton Hall. As this record fell out of favour I never really took much notice of it again, only at home now and then, didn't even realise it was a different take........hey you learn everyday. I like the second take on it and can imagine if I heard that first it would be my preference, but I'm staying loyal to the synth drum What was all that about a yellow label mentioned earlier As a dancefloor tune, I much prefer the "boing boing" version as well. It has got much more "oomph" and power when played loud. As for home playing I'll probably go with the other version, but mainly because I've heard the 1879 version a whole lot more and it's nice with a change. I've never seen it on a yellow label and the mention of it existing above was the first I've ever seen. Edited June 11, 200816 yr by Sebastian
June 11, 200816 yr Author Yep Seb is right - same colour label different time and # Slightly different mix Has anyone got a copy for sale please - going rate paid or good trades waiting Cheers Steve
June 11, 200816 yr Yep Seb is right - same colour label different time and # Slightly different mix Has anyone got a copy for sale please - going rate paid or good trades waiting Cheers Steve Been after the 1932 version as well for a while Steve with no joy As for the going rate what's a 1932 fetching? Also legend has it Dave Thorley had several copies & didn't realise until after they had all been sold. Where is Dave when you need him.
June 11, 200816 yr Even with the nasty disco boo-boo noises - the first copy pisses all over the later issue in the sense of being a better 'club' record. Still shit though.
June 12, 200816 yr Author Been after the 1932 version as well for a while Steve with no joy As for the going rate what's a 1932 fetching? Also legend has it Dave Thorley had several copies & didn't realise until after they had all been sold. Where is Dave when you need him. I'm sure Mr Thorley will be down right gutted! I choose to use 'going rate' cos i'm fed up with folks asking for wants and not wanting to pay anything for them! If you're in the wants section imho by default, you should be willing to pay 'going rate' (if not more!) for whatever it is you're after. Oops, just realised i haven't answered yer question Come on someone must have one! Especially as a few on here have dissed it as not being as good as the original. Who's going to sell me the inferior #1932 at the 'going rate' (if not more) Cheers Steve
June 12, 200816 yr Author I'm sure Mr Thorley will be down right gutted! I choose to use 'going rate' cos i'm fed up with folks asking for wants and not wanting to pay anything for them! If you're in the wants section imho by default, you should be willing to pay 'going rate' (if not more!) for whatever it is you're after. Oops, just realised i haven't answered yer question Come on someone must have one! Especially as a few on here have dissed it as not being as good as the original. Who's going to sell me the inferior #1932 at the 'going rate' (if not more) Cheers Steve ps As Mr M's price guide rates the two releases at the same price I'm up for a straight swap for a #1879 too
June 16, 200816 yr Author ps As Mr M's price guide rates the two releases at the same price I'm up for a straight swap for a #1879 too Got one now thanks :-) .........................that means I have a #1879 for sale at the current 'going rate' Cheers Steve
June 16, 200816 yr Got one now thanks :-) .........................that means I have a #1879 for sale at the current 'going rate' Cheers Steve so whats the going rate?
June 16, 200816 yr so whats the going rate? About £40 to £60 for a guess. Glad to hear you got a 1932 copy Steve Now who's got a 1932 for me?
June 17, 200816 yr Thanks Steve, for alerting us to this, and I for one have been totally unaware when trading or flicking through record sales boxes of the slightly different takes on this tune. I am sure many others have, but didnt know. But that's the the calibre of the knowledgable members of soul source, well done Steve. .....phew that was easy and no effing and jeffing. SwiftNick.
June 17, 200816 yr About £40 to £60 for a guess. Glad to hear you got a 1932 copy Steve Now who's got a 1932 for me? Me. If you still want one?.. Trying to think where I may see you next?... Jayne.x.
June 17, 200816 yr Been after the 1932 version as well for a while Steve with no joy As for the going rate what's a 1932 fetching? Also legend has it Dave Thorley had several copies & didn't realise until after they had all been sold. Where is Dave when you need him. Here I am, yes there was a feeding frenzy when I listed it, got about 10 copies out of the back of a store in the deep south. Must have sold all in 3 days!!!!. One of the buyers phoned me a couple of days later just to rub it in, oh how we (he) laughed.
Curtis - How can I tell her - US 45
Charm City #1932 ONLY please NOT #1879
Usual going rate paid OR good trades given
Cheers
Steve
Edited by Steve Plumb