Anyone seen any of these for sale recently?

Never seen one on ebay, think there may have been one or two on sales lists here, just wondering if anyone has bought one or seen one go recently and for what price?

Are there a fair few about?

Whats the condition like generally?

Ta.

Matt

Anyone seen any of these for sale recently?

Never seen one on ebay, think there may have been one or two on sales lists here, just wondering if anyone has bought one or seen one go recently and for what price?

Are there a fair few about?

Whats the condition like generally?

Ta.

Matt

I've seen this at least a couple of times on ebay, John Anderson had one up on ebay once a couple of years ago.

Anyone seen any of these for sale recently?

Never seen one on ebay, think there may have been one or two on sales lists here, just wondering if anyone has bought one or seen one go recently and for what price?

Are there a fair few about?

Whats the condition like generally?

Ta.

Matt

Not seen one for a long time. The one to have tho' is Ellen and the Shandels on La Salle. Exactly the same, only ever seen the one JM auctioned!

Not had time to look back through but I'm sure the Ellen and the Shandells one on JM only went for under £200, I can remember being disappointed I'd not gone for it thinking it would go too high for my wallet at the time.

I got one (Dry Well) of ebay (Ex) a couple of years ago for £84. I did get another (Ex) about a year ago for under £40 and sold it on for £90.

Played it at The Attic recently and someone was telling me about an album track version by The Hollies? I can't confirm that, and it was towards the end of the night so I could be remembering that wrong - anyone know? Dean

Not had time to look back through but I'm sure the Ellen and the Shandells one on JM only went for under £200, I can remember being disappointed I'd not gone for it thinking it would go too high for my wallet at the time.

I got one (Dry Well) of ebay (Ex) a couple of years ago for £84. I did get another (Ex) about a year ago for under £40 and sold it on for £90.

Played it at The Attic recently and someone was telling me about an album track version by The Hollies? I can't confirm that, and it was towards the end of the night so I could be remembering that wrong - anyone know? Dean

Snap!

Snap!

Lesson learned Trevski, usually bid now just in case, even tho I don't expect to get them on my budget. Would have happily paid out for that one, great dancer . . . . . . . . if only I could dance!

Good call, excellent record, paid a ton for mine mint off here I think about a year ago..

They are about though I have seen them on the bay.

Steve

Played it at The Attic recently and someone was telling me about an album track version by The Hollies? I can't confirm that, and it was towards the end of the night so I could be remembering that wrong - anyone know?

I don't know of a version by The Hollies but...

"Gypsy" is written by Justin Hayward, he was a member of The Moody Blues and their version entitled "Gypsy (Of A Strange And Distant Time)" is included on the "To Our Children's Children's Children" LP from 1969.

That Dry Well version is an out-and-out psych tune to my ears.

I don't know of a version by The Hollies but...

"Gypsy" is written by Justin Hayward, he was a member of The Moody Blues and their version entitled "Gypsy (Of A Strange And Distant Time)" is included on the "To Our Children's Children's Children" LP from 1969.

That Dry Well version is an out-and-out psych tune to my ears.

I came into Northern Soul from a psych direction and when I first heard Gypsy-Dry Well, I was amazed it was classed as a Soul spin. However, it's a great tune whichever pidgeon hole one cares to bung it into and I'd love to hear it played out.

Thats is northern soul????? sounds like a Jefferson Airplane...in my opinion...

Cheers!

Anyone seen any of these for sale recently?

Never seen one on ebay, think there may have been one or two on sales lists here, just wondering if anyone has bought one or seen one go recently and for what price?

Are there a fair few about?

Whats the condition like generally?

Ta.

Matt

Thats is northern soul????? sounds like a Jefferson Airplane...in my opinion...

Cheers!

an extremely powerful northern record through and through

one that commanded a full floor as a fast and furious dancer that was a sight to behold.

I don't know of a version by The Hollies but...

"Gypsy" is written by Justin Hayward, he was a member of The Moody Blues and their version entitled "Gypsy (Of A Strange And Distant Time)" is included on the "To Our Children's Children's Children" LP from 1969.

That Dry Well version is an out-and-out psych tune to my ears.

perfect example of Northern Soul record not being a soul record

perfect example of Northern Soul record not being a soul record

Id agree on that Padded cell springs to mind ,oh and alot of the stuff spun at the casino before Searling the messiah came on lol!!

BAZ A

an extremely powerful northern record through and through

one that commanded a full floor as a fast and furious dancer that was a sight to behold.

but where is the soul? Nice song for a furry psiquedelic people...l

perfect example of Northern Soul record not being a soul record

I'd say the same.

That's one reason -also with the astronomical prices- why I'll never understand N.S.

Thats is northern soul????? sounds like a Jefferson Airplane...in my opinion...

Cheers!

It does actually - sounds very like Grace Slick singing. No way is this worth more than £50.

I came into Northern Soul from a psych direction and when I first heard Gypsy-Dry Well, I was amazed it was classed as a Soul spin. However, it's a great tune whichever pidgeon hole one cares to bung it into and I'd love to hear it played out.

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totally agree mark - packed the floor in the 80s when spun!

one of my faves, i love hippy soul

Found an old tape out earlier tonight that i recorded at Cleethorpes winter gardens in 77 - 78

Rick Scott plays Gypsy on it.

Just joking

Found an old tape out earlier tonight that i recorded at Cleethorpes winter gardens in 77 - 78

Rick Scott plays Gypsy on it.

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yeah .come to think of it im sure it cleethorpes and warrington i remember it - 2nd time around..

Seen here on a list of Soul Sam spins for March 79 at St. Ives.

https://martysbox.tripod.com/id30.htm

He's also playing magnetics 'lady in green', sharpettes 'lost in a world of a dream' & don ray 'born a loser.

A weird time to be on the Soul scene.

Don't be suprised Albert. All part of this very oddball scene mate. :-)

Edited September 4, 200816 yr by macca

Karl Heard played it at the last Burnley...it does sound good played on a big system...when I heard the organ riff, I thought it was House of the rising sun...

Seen here on a list of Soul Sam spins for March 79 at St. Ives.

https://martysbox.tripod.com/id30.htm

He's also playing magnetics 'lady in green', sharpettes 'lost in a world of a dream' & don ray 'born a loser.

A weird time to be on the Soul scene.

Don't be suprised Albert. All part of this very oddball scene mate. :-)

Ah, the Sharpettes, another fab pyschish tune being tugged towards soul. Or is it the other way round?

Found an old tape out earlier tonight that i recorded at Cleethorpes winter gardens in 77 - 78

Rick Scott plays Gypsy on it.

Would love to here that tape, any chance

I came into Northern Soul from a psych direction and when I first heard Gypsy-Dry Well, I was amazed it was classed as a Soul spin. However, it's a great tune whichever pidgeon hole one cares to bung it into and I'd love to hear it played out.

yeah,know what you mean.Sounds great loud tho',def garage/psyche,,,,hard to dance to,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,unless you're in the zone.I like it.

yeah,know what you mean.Sounds great loud tho',def garage/psyche,,,,hard to dance to,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,unless you're in the zone.I like it.

"Pushin too hard" by The Seeds....... there's another. Great dancer., but the only time I heard it out, it cleared the dance floor! As you say Kev , great if your in the Zone.

Edited September 5, 200816 yr by Maark

"Pushin too hard" by The Seeds....... there's another. Great dancer., but the only time I heard it out, it cleared the dance floor! As you Kev , great if your in the Zone.

Got this on 45, cracking record!!

Nice to hear someone else that knows it, whenever it's been played out its set the place ablaze for me!

yeah,know what you mean.Sounds great loud tho',def garage/psyche,,,,hard to dance to,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,unless you're in the zone.I like it.

I quite like psyche stuff!

Especialy the 'UK Queen of Psyche' Julie Driscoll!

Edited September 5, 200816 yr by Trevski

Ah, the Sharpettes, another fab pyschish tune being tugged towards soul. Or is it the other way round?

I like the Sharpettes.

Anyone got a clip of the sharpettes?

Julie Driscoll is awesome, indian rope man is a great record!

Anyone got a clip of the sharpettes?

Julie Driscoll is awesome, indian rope man is a great record!

It is indeed!

Anyone got a clip of the sharpettes?

Julie Driscoll is awesome, indian rope man is a great record!

Hi Matt

The Sharpettes is posted in Refosoul - I can't do the link sorry. It's there though - I just played it.

Memories of dancing to this whilst completely mashed up!

Haha, we all love a good flashback of being "Chonged" dancing to great records!

Indian ropemans a hard 45, the Auger LP its on is great too!

It is indeed!

Indian Rope Man...... nice one Trevski, never heard that one before Reminds me (the into at least) of 'I'm a man" by Chicago.

I like the Sharpettes.

Sharpettes is brilliant Detroit soul but nothing to with psychedlia apart from having the word dream in the title!

I came into Northern Soul from a psych direction and when I first heard Gypsy-Dry Well, I was amazed it was classed as a Soul spin. However, it's a great tune whichever pidgeon hole one cares to bung it into and I'd love to hear it played out.

I played it at the last Pembo towards the end of the night you must have beenoutside mate

Would love to here that tape, any chance

I'll try to get it put on to cd for you and let you have a copy ,but it is live and sound quality reflects it's age.

Also a young Soul Sam and Arthur fenn doing their stuff

Sharpettes is brilliant Detroit soul but nothing to with psychedlia apart from having the word dream in the title!

I used to be physco'd up to fook when I used to dance to this Pete!

"Pushin too hard" by The Seeds....... there's another. Great dancer

Dancer? The Seeds? Couldn't dance Northern style to that. Well maybe, but it'd be fookin funny to see! (Not you personally Maaaaaark btw)

Fine record Dry Well. Zero soul content though and for that reason, I'm out.

ps, Weather's a bit shite mate, ave a word.

Many a time in my kitchen Simsy! Lol.

Edited September 5, 200816 yr by Maark

I played it at the last Pembo towards the end of the night you must have beenoutside mate

I must have been, nice one Jem. I do believe you have the Sharpettes too? You'll have to give that a spin at the next but one Pembo cos I'll miss the October do .

Well,if anyone`s at the HILL tomorrow night and asks me for either DRY WELL, THE SEEDS (or both) we`ll be happy to play `em.

Because we`re like that.

Should be another crackin` night... see you there..

Edited September 5, 200816 yr by The Soul Intention

I don't know of a version by The Hollies but...

"Gypsy" is written by Justin Hayward, he was a member of The Moody Blues and their version entitled "Gypsy (Of A Strange And Distant Time)" is included on the "To Our Children's Children's Children" LP from 1969.

That Dry Well version is an out-and-out psych tune to my ears.

'orrible noise...

MRez

I must have been, nice one Jem. I do believe you have the Sharpettes too? You'll have to give that a spin at the next but one Pembo cos I'll miss the October do .

How much would the Sharpettes fetch today?

Got one of the boots with the very bad quality recording.

How much would the Sharpettes fetch today?

Got one of the boots with the very bad quality recording.

An original on sound city went through ebay about three months ago, fetched around $200.

Good call, excellent record, paid a ton for mine mint off here I think about a year ago..

They are about though I have seen them on the bay.

Steve

Traded mine in to JM only paid 50p from a back st record shop in Rhyl about 15 plus years ago.

Pete Griff

I don't know of a version by The Hollies but...

"Gypsy" is written by Justin Hayward, he was a member of The Moody Blues and their version entitled "Gypsy (Of A Strange And Distant Time)" is included on the "To Our Children's Children's Children" LP from 1969.

That Dry Well version is an out-and-out psych tune to my ears.

Moody Blues was posted a while back. Prefer this to dry Well.

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/rare-northern...y-threashold-lp

That version has a certain charm but not a patch on Dry Well.

That's the story i heard that it was a cover up at allnighters!