Nick Soule

Paypal only. Add £3 for shipping to the UK or $3 in the US. PM me here. 1. The Dells- Run For Cover (Cadet) -EX- £30 2. The Vibrations- Finding Out The Hard Way (Okeh w/d, small sticker) -EX- £25 3. The Unifics- It's A Groovy World c/w Memories (Kapp Picture Sleeve) -Stone Mint- £25 4. The V.I.P.'s- You Pulled A Fast One c/w Flashback (BigTop) -M- £20 5. The Four Havens- Let's Have A Good Time Baby (Veep w/d) -Stone Mint- £20 6. The Superlatives- Do What You Want To Do (Dynamics) -M- £10 7. Our Ladies Of Soul- Let's Groove Together (Kelton) -Vg+- £10 7. Sonji Clay- Nobody (Songee) -Vg- £5 Would take £80 for the lot + S&H.

Was talking to a friend about this record the other day, and he knows a woman who picked up this 45 at a record show in Chicago a few years back. Possibly a third copy exists or maybe it's the one that has already been sold?

Anyone?

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Anyone got one for sale or trade? Not fussy about the condition on this one. Thanks, Nick

Never seen another record on this label, and I always thought it looked cool. Also like the Old Town cityscape label and all the Mala, Bell, Amy, etc. promo labels.

The b-side on Criss Cross is 'Can't Get You Off My Mind' and it's numbered 1001 as well. Is it like an east coast/west coast pressing thing?

Thought there were two different pressings on Boo...one with the same b-side, and another one with the different track.

What's the difference between the issue on Criss-Cross and the one on Boo?

The one I got was a stock copy, not a promo...even so, 20 is too much at the moment for me. Thanks though.

Got one off ebay recently, but the record got broken in the mailing process. Looking to get it on the cheap...think I paid a little over 5-uk on the last one which was in NM condition. Thanks, Nick

It's gone. Thanks.

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Sent you a PM.

Upbeat northern.

This is getting rediculous. Listen to the record, man. While her voice drops down on the 'does' part, the backing track stays at the same speed and tone. She drops her voice down a considerable amount, although not as significant as the formentioned part, at other parts during the song...it's just how the song is sung, but there's no use in talking to a wall. You totally scared off a guy that was interested in it by claiming that there is a "fault" in the record...you owe me a George Carrow record now

It's the way she sings it, she does the same thing with her voice in other parts of the song as well. Way to ruin the trade I had goin' though...

It's just the way she sings...the stock copy is the same way.

M- condition Great song, but it doesn't really fit in with my other records. Looking to trade it for something more upbeat. Thanks, Nick

One of my favorite records. Used to see loads of 'em at record shows for next to nothin', especially in detroit for some reason, but not so much anymore. Think my friend paid $130 for a mint one pretty recently. Good luck!

A little too much for me. Looking to get one for £10-15. Anyone?

Think this is a pretty cheap, but great record...looking for a Ex condition or better copy. Thanks, Nick

Got a copy of Emile Griffith- Goin Goin Gone on TRC a while back, and I just found out today that it's the same exact song as The Determinations- You Can't Hold On To Love. Which record came first? The Determinations version is quite a bit rarer, right? Think I like the Emile Griffith version better...sounds more solid to me.

Wow...I see 'em all the time around here for a couple bucks. There was a place in Iowa that had a whole box full. Suppose I should reconsider picking some up. I'll keep you in mind for the next time I come across a copy.