For sale:

Beth Bynum - I'll set you free - Starmaker

This is a very very rare record I know of only one other person with it, it is a monster R&B Northern sound.

Offers accepted by e-mailing me at northernsoulie82@yahoo.co.uk

It is in M- condition

Any chance on posting audio?

thanks,

Tenyu

For sale:

Beth Bynum - I'll set you free - Starmaker

This is a very very rare record I know of only one other person with it, it is a monster R&B Northern sound.

Offers accepted by e-mailing me at northernsoulie82@yahoo.co.uk

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Big play for me back in 88--92 had around 5 copies around that time

Rod Shard and I think Richard Domar had copies in the 90,s for sale

if I remember it was around £15, not seen one for a while but not really looked for it got to agree its a great 45 ,Kev Appleton & Carl Farrington use to play it out as well.......

Regards IAN C

This was a biggie in the late 80s at the water rats and other assorted mod hangouts in London.

Reactivated at the capitol soul club by myself

a great bit of stomping detroit rnb

Al H

Edited May 3, 200520 yr by CapitolSC

Has been also big over here in Berlin in the early nineties Great tune indeed and I have to agree, not one you see every day

well showing my age and still lack of knowledge cant believe this one isnt more known though as some of the top Dj's from the Uk about ( no names heehee ) didnt know it. Great to know that even a young'un like me can pick up rare records and I'm poor student! ( yes at this minute everyones saying bollox students aren't hard done by these days! ) well thanks for the info guys! I've still got the feelin this one will be fetchin bigger bucks in the near future and maybe not sure we'll see.

Tim Brown doesn't even think it warrants a price, listed as low in value, £15 or les.

I am not so sure of that...value-wise....it is definitely not to everybodies liking...early, atmospheric Detroit. But however, good luck and if it does not sell, what the heck it is a brilliant tune jsut keep it

Tim Brown doesn't even think it warrants a price, listed as low in value, £15 or les.

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But then again it can have been a typing error (again). Melvin Davis on Jackpot is also only at 50 in his book and sure is his rarest piece of vinyl. TB assured me he meant 500 UKP