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Here's your link >>LINK<<

The seller has got some front saying "unplayed store stock" with the label in that sort of condition.

Anyone got a soundclip of that well known 4 figure tune by The Four Vandals?

Not forgetting the excellent "Under The Streetlamp" on the otherside, which imo is the better side.

Ah but isn't one sellers VG+++ anothers EX- or is it the other way round EX- is another mans VG+++, but then I've had VG+ before that others would grade as M-

Oh God No!

But it does offer something new, there's not many soul nights where you can buy a pair of clowns trousers whilst enjoying this great all-loving scene of ours.

pm sent Pete.

I'd be interested, although someone on here did post a link to the following site, just the other week. >>Brunswick Site<<

I've actually received two records before actually posting payment for them, from members. In fact for the past 6 to 12 months, I've probably bought more from members on here, than dealers & ebay combined.

I've never been a regular for going out. I maybe go out to about half a dozen or so do's a year, this is usually because of work or family commitments. Also I can't be arsed to travel too far, as I don't get much spare time I don't want to be wasting it driving up and down motorways. Don't get me wrong I do enjoy going out to enjoy listening to a few tunes over a drink or two, but for me it isn't the be all and end all. As for the events that I choose to attend, these tend to be the same ones Lightwater, Farnborough Town FC, Solid Hit Soul and the 100 Club. Solid Hit Soul I haven't been to for over a year and the 100 Club I admit to normally only attending on the anniversary nights. The only other events that I have attended in the past year have been the Kent 25th Anniversary at The Forum, Soul Revolution at Shoreditch and the Chertsey alldayer for a couple of hours. Friendship plays a big part in some decisions I make as to regards going to some events. I have two really close friends from schooldays (it was with these 2 that I attended Kent 25th & Soul Revolution), so if they have things planned I would choose them over going to a do. That's not to say I haven't made friends with some people on this scene, but having a chat and a beer at events once or twice a year cannot compare with a friendship that has spanned over 25 years. I hope this isn't coming across as not appreciating the friendship offered by so many on here, because it is appreciated, very much so. This site (thanks again Mike) has been a great help to me in meeting people and making new friends, which has made a huge difference to me when attending events. Finally money makes a huge impact on whether I go out or not. Usually it's a straight toss up between buying a record or going out, nine times out of ten the buying of a record wins!

I wouldn't worry about it too much, is it a sale on Ebay? If so you could always check out their feedback.

Regardless of who plays it and who doesn't, getting back to the original question, how much do you all think it will go for?

I thought I'd have a look and see if any were listed. Anyway there is one, currently stands at $43.50 (9 bids) with 2 days to go. How much do we think this will go for? My guesstimate is $78.01. >>click here for ebay listing<<

Ah, but is it a legit re-issue?

You jammy git! I'll give you £52.50 for it, can't say fairer than that.

The seller has also listed some Tamla Motown singles. He has one Michael Jackson single listed with postage to the US for £25 & special delivery to UK £8.25 . Also since when has Eric been an original label?

A couple of years back I bought a copy of Little Charles - Guess I'll Have To Take What's Left (Jewel). Now I've just seen on John Manships drop down auction a copy of this. The one on the auction has the normal blue (with jewell picture) label, but mine is just white. Also there is no mention on mine of being a promo or DJ copy and has J-641 scratched into the deadwax. Is mine a genuine one or not, anyone know? Thanks.

I believe that is a stock copy. The copy I bought from Mark Bicknell was the same as this one on Ebay, and he only sold it because he'd recently bought a demo.

Cheapest I've seen it listed at recently is £40, normally goes for more than that on Ebay. Which is annoying as it's the only Carla release of his that I haven't got.

Unless of course you put on a disclaimer like another site that I've seen. Lists loads of soundfiles to buy on CD, but disclaimer states something like; By buying this CDs you are saying you own the originals and are having these as backup files (or something along those lines). What a load of b*ll*x! I thing legally the hard disc would have to be wiped.

I've got a copy of this, bought on some scooter run in the 80's.

Yep, by a long way. Just read it back again and can now see where you were coming from.

About £50, a little bit more than I was hoping to pay for one to be honest. I'd been after a copy for a little while, but never seemed to see a copy for sale. Then I mentioned that I'd heard it at Soul Revolution last month and Sister Dawn put me onto this copy. Still I managed to get Lou Johnson for just £20, seen it on some lists/sites for £60, so I suppose they all even themselves out in the end.