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  1. Remember as a teenager back in the 70s, like many others, buying the 200 soul packs , me and my mate used to go halves on them , we would inevitavely end up with about only 20 records that we thought were any good , so I ended up with a bedroom full of records nobody wanted . My Mum kept giving me earche to get rid of them.

    As we lived literally a stones throw from the river Nene me and my mate used to frisby handfulls of them into the river from a distance ....they fly for miles!! yes.gif anyone else tried it .....God knows what ended up in there...I shudder to thinksad.gif

  2. Got the light blue design upstairs somewhere, has some writting on label and a very slight cue burn before the song starts otherwise nice copy.

    Regards - Mark Bicknell.

    Thanks for reply Mark , was really looking for a ex+ or m- copy , have edited my post I should have said ....Has Len contacted you ref. the Pemberton Centre ?

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    Hi all

    got a few i would like to turn into cash ,free postage in the uk and no extra charge for paypal

    helen shapiro stop and you will become aware columbia issue ex in company bag £100

    bobby goldsboro too many people uk green / white demo vg++ plays ex light marks and a biro scribble over b side title £80

    little anthony hurt / never again uk ua ex 15

    sandi sheldon your gonna make me love you uk epic ex 25

    fascinations girls ar out to get you sue ex 30,round sticker residue mark

    garnet mimms looking for you uk ua vg+ centre dinked light marks plays ex 50

    julian covey a little bit hurt uk island 2nd palm design ex 20

    withdrawn kent candy & the kisses mr creator ,valery simson ..great version!! ,hand it over on the flip ,m- in sleeve 25

    more to come keep looking back

    pmd you mate thumbsup.gif

  4. That is very true. I believe alot of these ebay sellers are not individual sellers, but individuals with multiple ebay accounts.

    I came across one scammer near me who had 3 ebay accounts at one time - leaving feedback to each other.....

    But on your main point - it seems these pressings are being done in quantity.

    If they are being produced in large numbers surely trading standards would be interested they are usually quite hot on that kind of thing or are they operating under some kind of loop hole?

  5. The People buying them ......

    1 - The people who love the music and don't care what format its on or thinks its a original

    2 - Northern soul DJs who again dont care and they want the music to DJ with , and dont care about other DJs paying top dollar for the Original format , but then again the bootleg DJs still get Bookings ..so if we report them to ebay you can still buy boots from venues ..etc .... there will always be bootlegs true fact .

    3 Who ever are making these boots they must be making money or else they wouldnt continue .

    And please Jem don't think i am having a pop at your statements ... just my Views .

    Respect your views , no offence taken ...maybe I am being a bit naive but is it that one or two people are producing them on mass then selling them to dodgy dealers or are dealers getting them done for them selves its just that most are offered for less than ten quid and i would of thought it would be quite expensive to get small batches of records pressed then print labels etc. and listing fees....if a few indviduals are responsible for producing them on mass then maybe its these people that should be sussed out and reported ?

  6. And?????????? don't subscribe to the fcuking things then with a bit of luck these bastards will go out of business, Ebay will do sod all about it even if you report them so it's a waste of time.

    Regards - Mark Bicknell.

    Think they will go out of business wether ebay stop them or not , have watched a lot of these type of modern boots recentley on ebay none of them ever seem to get bids . I just cant work out who would be buying them, can only be a handful of people at best, cant see any one making much money out of that. :no:

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    Bit of an odd request maybe, but i was on another thread on hear talking about finding records you used to own . I sold a copy of the Ivorys to Glen Bellamy back in the early eighties , it was the smaller text less rare one. Back then I dont think it was considered that rare , but as not that many copies seem to be available I would love to know where it ended up as it is one of my favourite oldies , it is distinguishable as i would have scratched "JEM" or JB in the run out/ deadwax ......long shot I know

    Thanks for all the replies , but no one has answered the question yet ....has any one on here who owns a copy checked to see if it was my old copy? now i have seen the scans posted up mine was one with the scripted text i thought this was the smaller text one didnt realize they did one with a smaller block text only thought they did the large block text . As said I know this is a long shot but its for sentimental reasons i would like to know ....sorry to be a pain ...if it was my old copy it would have JB OR JEM scratched into the deadwax .....thanks thumbsup.gif

  8. just browsed through about 15 pages of e bay ending soonest pages , cant believe how many carvers there are , alot with look a like labels must have been around 70%. got a few quid in me paypal and sod all to buy unless i want carvers . pisses me offboxing.gif

    Good news is though not many of them seem to be selling , makes you wonder why they bother no.gif

  9. i can't see the problem with Jazzie B having an opinion on what he FELT ... if that's what he FELT then the soul scene should be looking inwardly and not just to blame him ....

    Maybe I am missing the point here but ,is or was He ever into Northern Soul or the scene eg. attend events etc. cos surely to offer an opinion you would have to base it on some facts or something you had expierenced ,not just a feeling you may have.

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    There are not many black people on the scene?

    Why?

    Put simply, probably because as a ratio per capita there is not that many people into the music in this country and also percentage wise black people ( i assume you are reffering to people of west indian origin ) are still a minority population in this country.

    I take your point though and do have a theory my Mother in law came to Britain in the mid 60s from the West Indies and bought along her record collection, current things that were being listened to in Her home country mainly Ska , Rocksteady etc. Her and her fellow expats used to organise parties in this country and listen to all this kind of stuff . creating their own scene. The music She liked was almost indiginous to her country so i suppose it helped in dealing with the inevitable homesick blues.

    She was still young enough to latch on to Northern Soul when it took off but She didnt as She could not really identify with it and i think this strong sense of identity is passed on hence the next generation were more into reggae, dub, funk etc. and the next rap etc. American 60s/70s soul or as we phrase it Northern Soul was intended to appeal to a wider more affluent nation with different agendas to most West Indian people so i think it kinda went over their heads....thats all wink.gif

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    Bit of an odd request maybe, but i was on another thread on hear talking about finding records you used to own . I sold a copy of the Ivorys to Glen Bellamy back in the early eighties , it was the smaller text less rare one. Back then I dont think it was considered that rare , but as not that many copies seem to be available I would love to know where it ended up as it is one of my favourite oldies , it is distinguishable as i would have scratched "JEM" or JB in the run out/ deadwax ......long shot I know

  12. 10 FOR SALE , BUY 2 OR MORE AND GET 10% OFF TOTAL , POSTAGE AND PACKAGING FREE TO UK ADDRESS , PAYPAL , CASH , CHEQUE ACCEPTED. I NEED TO SELL TO FINANCE A LIFETIME WANT ON HOLD SO WILL CONSIDER VERY SENSIBLE OFFERS ONLY.

    JERRY FULLER - DOUBLE LIFE / TURN TO ME - CHALLENGE DEMO EX+ SMALL X ON A SIDE...........................................................£80.00

    RAY AND DAVE - WRONG WRONG WRONG - MICA EX.................£50.00

    LAWRENCE AND ARABIANS - ILL TRY HARDER - HEM VG++........£45.00

    HERBS - NEVER NEVER WILL I FALL IN LOVE - SMOKE EX. ...........£45.00

    MARGIE JOSEPH - ONE MORE CHANCE - VOLT - M-..SOLD!

    BARBARA LYNN - IM A GOOD WOMAN - TRIBE - VG+...SOLD!

    BEN E KING - I CANT BREAK THE NEWS TO MYSELF - ATCO M-........£50.00

    BETTY HARRIS - MEAN MAN - SANSU-VG+ ..................................£30.00

    IKE AND TINA TURNER - CANT CHANCE A BREAK UP - SUE VG+ FAINT WRITING ON A SIDE ..............................................................£35.00

    DREAM MERCHANTS - STOP (YOUR BREAKING MY HEART) - RENEE ...SOLD!

    PM OR CALL ME ON 07905 028003 ....THANKS FOR LOOKING!

    DREAM MERCHANTS , BARBARA LYNN , MARGIE JOSEPH ....SOLD

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    Prices dropping ...The way I see it is ...still some records fetching stupid money but these are usually the tunes fast track wanna be djs are falling over them selves to own...... crazy! but also i think some people are speculating records on the pre tense that ....not worth saving money at the moment due to economic climate etc. so might as well invest in vinyl cos traditionally it dosent tend to loose much value if you buy right and just like collecting.

    Good news is that loads of stuff is getting overlooked so some great bargains to be had. Which I think is healthy and if the scene does move forward this is where it could come from , years ago before all the internet etc. I brought cheap records from various lists blind , just because I liked the sound of the title or artist... ok some were shite but at least it got the old grey matter moving also like a lot of others i had the 200 single packs from soul bowl etc. again some crap but it got me and i guess hundreds of others listening and opening our ears to the music.

    Linda Jones? defo in my top ten but would never imagine it being any more than £30.00 on British but there you go. wink.gif

  14. I have only been returned to the scene since earlier this year, only to certain local soul nights,when it suddenly dawned on me that no one was clapping at certain moments of the records,so I had myself a little dance,and did some hand claps at the relevant parts of the record but nobody else did,nor is there any applause at the end of records anymore, I mean is this because sounds are so freely available cd downloads etc, must say I'm a little dissapointed as it added to the atmosphere of the evening everyone doing it in unison (apologies if this topic has been discussed before)

    They are probably all "clapped out" laugh.gif sorry couldnt resist ittongue.gif

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