Just noticed there's a Sammy Gaha-Thank You,Thank You.On French Barclay on his auction site,Apparently it's the first one to turn up on this label,as it's a 76 release it means the Canadian 77 releases on Right on are reissues.

I HOPE it goes for lot's of money

Pete

Edited April 7, 200520 yr by petebangor

Well its not the first copy as this was onsite last month someone else has found it too

Cant remember who though?

the gasher

Just noticed there's a Sammy Gaha-Thank You,Thank You.On French Barclay on his auction site,Apparently it's the first one to turn up on this label,as it's a 76 release it means the Canadian 77 releases are reissues.

I HOPE it goes for lot's of money   

Pete

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Well its not the first copy as this was onsite last month someone else has found it too

Cant remember who though?

the gasher

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That was Me

Pete

Just noticed there's a Sammy Gaha-Thank You,Thank You.On French Barclay on his auction site,Apparently it's the first one to turn up on this label,as it's a 76 release it means the Canadian 77 releases on Right on are reissues.

I HOPE it goes for lot's of money   

Pete

link

If it's more than 3 euros plus the postage you paid for it, you're laughing!!

If it's more than 3 euros plus the postage you paid for it, you're laughing!!

link

Just noticed there's a Sammy Gaha-Thank You,Thank You.On French Barclay on his auction site,Apparently it's the first one to turn up on this label,as it's a 76 release it means the Canadian 77 releases on Right on are reissues.

I HOPE it goes for lot's of money   

Pete

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My Sammy Gaha has got misfiled and I cannot find it now - so trivia question is it the same record that Quickest Way Out did? - having played QWO yesterday it certainly sounds familiar / similar.

I've never really understood the demand for this track, because to me it sounds like something the M-People would do!

Why it's worth £300 I do not know!

I've never really understood the demand for this track, because to me it sounds like something the M-People would do!

Why it's worth £300 I do not know!

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I remember it as a Searling play late Wigan,he covered it as the New York Port Authority.Sounded very good at the time.

Pete

I hope for your sake it makes a lot, but I can't take it seriously as a soul recford

sorry Pete...my memory is like a sieve

I love it mate...great tune

the gasher

That was Me

Pete

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Just noticed there's a Sammy Gaha-Thank You,Thank You.On French Barclay on his auction site,Apparently it's the first one to turn up on this label,as it's a 76 release it means the Canadian 77 releases on Right on are reissues.

I HOPE it goes for lot's of money   

Pete

link

What's the deal with JM's auctions - I assume he takes a percentage? Anybody willing to let me know how much? PM if info is too sensitive

Godz

I've never really understood the demand for this track, because to me it sounds like something the M-People would do!

Why it's worth £300 I do not know!

link

:graynone:

What's the deal with JM's auctions - I assume he takes a percentage? Anybody willing to let me know how much? PM if info is too sensitive

Godz

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I was gonna auction some but changed my mind ,I was quoted..''only the best condition and we take 10% and you can put a reserve on'' so in fairness to him its an OK deal.

mind you I bet there's a big queue with some of the prices he apparently gets.

Edited April 8, 200520 yr by headsy

I was gonna auction some but changed my mind ,I was quoted..''only the best condition and we take 10% and you can put a reserve on'' so in fairness to him its an OK deal.

mind you I bet there's a big queue with some of the prices he apparently gets.

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Cheers mate

Godz

I was gonna auction some but changed my mind ,I was quoted..''only the best condition and we take 10% and you can put a reserve on'' so in fairness to him its an OK deal.

mind you I bet there's a big queue with some of the prices he apparently gets.

link

I have a record with him. Sent it at the beginning of February, and it has yet to come to auction.

Still

good things come to those who wait, come to those who wait...

(is it stuck in your head yet?)

Just noticed there's a Sammy Gaha-Thank You,Thank You.On French Barclay on his auction site,Apparently it's the first one to turn up on this label,as it's a 76 release it means the Canadian 77 releases on Right on are reissues.

I HOPE it goes for lot's of money   

Pete

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I thought she was the nice looking bird in coronation street, the one who pisses off tyrone! Hah hah!

I have a record with him. Sent it at the beginning of February, and it has yet to come to auction.

Still

good things come to those who wait, come to those who wait...

(is it stuck in your head yet?)

link

Mikey,

prod him, 'cos at times he is a clueless as Notts Forest. He auctioned a Stemmons Express for me - eventually, after I tried out a few things I learnt at Abu Ghraib to jog his memory where he'd filed the bloody thing.

I have a record with him. Sent it at the beginning of February, and it has yet to come to auction.

Still

good things come to those who wait, come to those who wait...

(is it stuck in your head yet?)

link

Ditto, three records, but sent early March......

Give him a gentle nudge and he'll get back to you with the date that they are going up... he did with me....

WOOF!

A dreadful rock record by a white french (Canadian?) guy, why was it ever played I ask myself? Horrible, horrible, record IMO. Almost as bad as "I Got It From Heaven" by Billy Harner, and others of it's ilk, ugh.

A dreadful rock record by a white french (Canadian?) guy, why was it ever played I ask myself? Horrible, horrible, record IMO. Almost as bad as "I Got It From Heaven" by Billy Harner, and others of it's ilk, ugh.

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I like it and will admit to having it. The problem is Christian, is that it's what ever was being spun at your particular ''time'' that floated your boat at that time. Also, ampetamines were the drug of choice then, where it's alcohol now. The Billy Harner is just another of those shit 'rare, so must be good records', I much prefer he's outing on Match - I don't want to cry.

I like it and will admit to having it. The problem is Christian, is that it's what ever was being spun at your particular ''time''  that floated your boat at that time. Also, ampetamines were the drug of choice then, where it's alcohol now. The Billy Harner is just another of those shit 'rare, so must be good records', I much prefer he's outing on Match - I don't want to cry.

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I know styles and times change, and I sure know I used to like some things which I today find mildly embarassing, others sound better now than ever before. All this considered and taken into account there are still many tracks from the past (possibly as many 'new' tunes today, if not more?) that just leaves you scratching your head wondering "WHY?".