Davidwapples
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Return it or claim on PayPal if you used this method.
If dealer won't take it back then name and shame them
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Mumble mumble wigan
Mutter mutter stomper from windy city
Here's one for the xxxx posse
Blah blah someones birthday is maybe ok Or announcing certain tracks
Here's a great top 500 classic on a five pound bootleg I've had for 30 years would be.more like it these days.
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9 hours ago, Frankie Crocker said:
‘Low rider sounds’… Manship used this term a year or two ago…I thought it referred to weak B sides that wouldn’t be acceptable at a public venue, but I’m still none the wiser.
Low rider refers to.the modified car scene in South America where they alter the suspension so the car goes lower.
The music is often slower or the b sides of songs known on northern scene
There are a few documentaries on YouTube
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If you want it next day pay for next day delivery.
Makes me laugh when people say I've been looking for a copy of a record for years then moan about it taking a few extra days to get there
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The tonny hymes is a 60s type slow track , I meant the Frederick.hymes was played more in the modern sets when it appeared rather than in the oldies dj sets
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Fredrick hymes was said to have been booted but no one has ever come up with a copy for the price of a bootleg.
It is a modern version of the same song released by tonny hymes which is a slow version.
As said above all came from brooklyn born in the USA.
Rumours of a yellow label release also but this was most probably down to a poor quality scan or photo
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20 minutes ago, Chalky said:
I doubt Dena Barnes had any royalties coming her way unless she was one of the writers which if memory serves she wasn't, same for the majority of the artists concerned. I've been in touch with a faire few artists who were unaware of their popularity, they are now though and that is enough for most.
Wasn't it duke browner who wrote this?
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1 hour ago, Twoshoes said:
I think the hyperbole can have a reverse effect to the one seller intended when you come to realise every record they are selling "has plenty of legs left, under the radar, played by those in the know" etc then when you listen to the you tube link most to my untrained ears are pretty average at best.
Are people taken in by it I'm not so sure, yes it might make you look and listen but if you're prepared to put aside what you are hearing and buy just because someone invokes a fear of missing out on the next big thing you probably shouldn't be buying records in the first place.
My memory might be playing tricks on me and I may be wrong about this but there does seem to have been an increase of tunes being relisted as "reduced" due I guess to as you say over inflated prices on first posting, maybe the answer to your question lies there.
They are all in demand under the radar going to go big anytime now when they are selling them
When you sell to a dealer they are unpopular / crap / unknown/ failed plays though 😉🤔😂
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2 hours ago, Soulagogo said:
Just forget about JM prices , His auctions are not for the true collector.
Theres quite a few genuine dealers and collectors who sell and trade
at realistic prices.! It’s great when you get a want at a good deal for you
There's less and less good dealers out there, now with ebay sellers and cheque book dj buyers prices and conditions are being exagerated
It used to be good but 2 from the last 4 purchases I've made have gone back or overgraded
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Tammi Terrell gotta find away? info please
in All About the SOUL
Only on cd.
No vinyl or albums track