Just been looking at Pat Brady"s auctions

He has an Amy Demo of Lou Ragland "I Travel Alone"

With 5 days left its at £750 I know Pats stuff is mint and its a hard piece to find these days but

f***in hell is that anywhere near the going rate or as Pete would say

"The worlds gone f***in mad

Would have thought £400 tops

No Pat's price is about right. Bit more than the £5 Pep gave me for my copy in the mid 80's

No Pat's price is about right. Bit more than the £5 Pep gave me for my copy in the mid 80's

I am suprised Pete

thought it was at least on a parr for rarity with Morris Chestnut

The thing was though Pete in the 80ts I reckon a Lou Ragland was not as rare or as sought after as say a Morris Chestnut, its as if its completely turned around or is me

I owned three seperate copies in the past never paid more than £25 and dont think I ever sold one for much more

Treble

Definitely more copies of Morris Chestnut around than Lou Ragland.

I have to agree with Mr X bet 3 times as many issue, demo miss pressed demo, styrene vinyl.

Never seen a red WB SSNY Ike and Tina Turner.

Edited July 3, 200817 yr by Prophonics 2029

Would have thought £400 was about right for Morris Chestnut---

£750-850 for Lou Ragland

Edited July 3, 200817 yr by john parker

Would have thought £400 was about right for Morris Chestnut---

£750-850 for Lou Ragland

Im amazed £850 for a Lou Ragland

Then again should I be, some of the prices on some records today beggar belief

great record I know

but is it really that rare (I know its hard to obtain, does not mean there aren"t a lot of em in collections etc), anyone have a clue on how many pressed

I have to agree with Mr X bet 3 times as many issue, demo miss pressed demo, styrene vinyl.

Never seen a red WB SSNY Ike and Tina Turner.

I've had one - British you mean obviously

Hi

its not only hard to find

most copies hiss through being played for years (styrene)

I sold a minter only 6 months ago for alot more than £750

only been offered 3 in 14 years and 2 where knackered

Morris Chesnut is rare with the labels the right way round by the way

Hi

its not only hard to find

most copies hiss through being played for years (styrene)

I sold a minter only 6 months ago for alot more than £750

only been offered 3 in 14 years and 2 where knackered

Morris Chesnut is rare with the labels the right way round by the way

Was gonna say earlier ive allways considered this a very rare record, think ive only seen two for sale in 30 odd years, and one was recently on jm`s auction

I've had one - British you mean obviously

Yes the UK I had an orange colour label and not a red or crimson.

Hi

its not only hard to find

most copies hiss through being played for years (styrene)

I sold a minter only 6 months ago for alot more than £750

only been offered 3 in 14 years and 2 where knackered

Morris Chesnut is rare with the labels the right way round by the way

this is my copy, it,s M- and plays with no hiss/noise/ticks/clicks etc, best copy i have heard in years, i did offer it to you pete but you never got back to me

Ian.

there is a copy featured in this months record collector magazine by john manship who values it at £950

Just been looking at Pat Brady"s auctions

He has an Amy Demo of Lou Ragland "I Travel Alone"

With 5 days left its at £750 I know Pats stuff is mint and its a hard piece to find these days but

f***in hell is that anywhere near the going rate or as Pete would say

"The worlds gone f***in mad

Would have thought £400 tops

What did it go for?

this is my copy, it,s M- and plays with no hiss/noise/ticks/clicks etc, best copy i have heard in years, i did offer it to you pete but you never got back to me

Ian.

Ian its not my thread

the guy thinks 750 is outragious

you got back to me but the price was this and not enough room to make a sure buck if i passed it on

Best of luck and hope you get a bit more for it

Edited July 11, 200817 yr by CheltSoulNights