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Depends on which label... Calla £20 Chris Craft £30 French Vogue with sleeve £25 All IMO obviously.

I might have a spare of this - I did have one, it's just a case of finding both copies to make sure I don't sell my own copy.... If you haven't got one by the weekend I'll hunt it out.

I'd pay £50 for one.

Picked 4 near mint copies of this up in Pennsylvania last March for $4 a piece - sold them for £30 each and they were snapped up within a week.

Not the rarest record on the label...

There's definately a European (from the early 80s) Motown LP that has it on = The Isleys Greatest Hits.

It's definately possible as Action and People are linked. Got it on UK Action (might even have two copies).

As far as I'm aware this is a 70s boot for the Pittsburgh Oldies scene. Black and white label, no stamps in the run out. Picked one up in Monroeville for about $10.

Here's my 1965 Seeburg Discotheque Junior (Mustang U-100) that originally came from a pub in Nottingham: It's a U.S. street scene with shop signs that have names of dances on them - Frug, Twist, Madison, Cha Cha Cha etc - that are flourescent - unfortunately I need to get a replacement 'black light' bulb for them to be illuminated.

Also came out on UK - think it was Pye International (the 70s pink one).

No wonder he doesn't like it, he's been listenening to an entirely different kind of music... that rythm stuff is shite....

Ged, At a guess, it will probably be 25% the former and 75% the latter. I'm sure the DJs involved will want to play obscure/ new to the floor records, but whether the crowd will allow them to will probably dictate as to what is played. It is a Revival/Reunion afterall, so expectations will be for classic Stafford tunes I.M.O.

Found this clip of Ebony Keyes on Youtube, taken from a 1967 German TV show.

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better off looking for a copy on Queen, since it's cheaper and vinyl ( foxy is styrene ).

I'd say £20 for a demo though as they seem to be quite hard (as are his other ABC demos)

Got a mint demo that I might sell if the price is right...

A tenner.

i'd say £20 is probably its money...

At last, a bit of common sense pricing...

No thanks Mart, if I have to listen to muck like this, then I'd rather my ears were bunged up. Any more Moonlighting Soundalikes to suggest? I'll give you a starter for ten - "Touching In The Dark" by the usually magnificent Walter Jackson.

Shocking record - sounds like a third rate Al Jarreau 'Moonlighting'. p.s. shouldn't that be UK Jama?

It's a tie for me: Celete Hardy - You're Gone - Reynolds or Willie Tee - First Taste Of Hurt - Gatur

Laurel and Hardy?

Just to throw a spanner in your works... I'm 38, and a record collector. UK labels I actively collect: Soul City 45s and LPs Action 45s and LPs Deep Soul 45s and LPs Chess 45s EPs and LPs Atlantic (Black label) 45s Grapevine (70s) 45s and LPs Philly International 45s And numerous other small run 70s labels (Swan, Cream, Special Agent etc.)