Davidwapples

I tend to buy at the lower end £30 max these days , usually prefer to get small packs to save on postage or just collect certain labels that i can get 90% of in my range or cheapies that are not on cd. There is a bit of money out there but most people wont look for stuff they dont know or is not a 100 mph northern floor filling stomper as a lot want stuff to dj with

three have gone through ebay recently , cheapest was £11 most expensive £35 , just been pressed with harlem rumble on flip as well

What a great collection of british for sale , sure alot will be picked up

check his completed listings , getting good money for old records with copies of original labels on them

providing you are not breaking the venues licensing agreement then it is no one else's business , As long as there are no issues with gambling etc that the venue would get into trouble for then its fine but knowing my luck I'd get a woman with bad tattoo's wearing circle skirt covered in patches that likes ruby andrews with a collection of tunes worse than mine

If you hire a room for a party then it is no business of anyone elses what you do in it

yes that is it

According to radio times its from 2005

There are quiet a few white versions of the canadian label if you do a search on google then choose images

I Think it happens on the breaks / funk scene but dont think mixing of northern tunes would go down too well

You would have to get a deposit equal to the cost of the records , just in case they got stolen lost or were not returned ;) Insurance is ok you may get the money value back but some of these tunes are unreplaceable

May have been chewed by someone

I have bought a few that look like they may have been

To bring in a "named " dj with the originals costs money , plus maybe travelling expenses etc , to get a young kid playing boots costs next to nothing as they will do it to get to dj or £10/20 , more money to the promoter and the majority of the dance floor doesn't care

If you turn up with 20 mates all willing to pay a fiver and put the best part of a score over the bar there is a good chance the promoter will give you a spot even if you play yhe slipmat

the delbert and the stewert sensation sold on ebay in feb for £137 , strange world of northern soul

buy some boots , start your own event , become a promoters mate or alternatly buy some good records , make up a cd or tape of some of them ( dont put all titles on there or full versions to stop people buying them before you can play them after your hard work of tracking them down ) , send tape to promoters locally to you , ask to do the warm up / graveyard shift at events you attend dont think you will expect to get the 10/11 o clock sets to play a load of classic oldies etc but remember there is a lot of you dj at mine i will dj at yours type of deals done so the promoters can keep more money etc

This week my fav from a soul pack is clarence carter you cant miss what you cant measure / The feeling is right on atlantic but it is being pushed close by the final seconds society. Before that Grover mitchell take a chance on me was getting played alot

Who beat me to butch vaden harem girl on fortune though for £15 https://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=butch+vaden&x=0&y=0

probably list them on free listing day then add details later on in the week , saves them a few pennies each listing

His last list was great , think i tried for about 9 on there lol , got a few though

I got a record by breadknife that i thought was a boot , turned out to be a carver

The moses smith is a bit like the beige porgy and the monarchs reissue , If you play one side of the unissued track it that is acceptable and good to show people you are playing newly released undiscovered tunes , should you flip it over then expect to be tarred and feathered and cast adrift into the baggies and badges classic oldies nights forever

no bootleg reissue whatever you call them should be anymore than the cost of a carver as neither are originals

I thought there was 99 pressed to avoid the tax and then the masters were destroyed