Davidwapples

ive got one eyed jacks / my lucky day by jimmy cliff on island but not looking to sell it , ive just got into ska and now have about half a dozen 45s , have you tried michael konnington pete he has a big sales list every now and then , hes on the trojan forum under doorpeeper

get in touch with pauldonely on here , he used to dj there so may have patch details

many sellers just add the word northern in the hope it will push the price of their 70s disco or motown 45s up higher

the duet version was made by someone editing tape recordings of the 2 versions together as far as i know it has never been released commercially if you want to get a copy on vinyl then contact vinylcarvers who will make you a 7" single from your cd , they have a site on the net.

and as for listing all the records , i can just see the big djs telling mr man in a suit from the performing rights department the real identity of their 20 year old cover up that packs the dance floor and only they know the real artist just so some old bloke can recieve 3 and a half pence in royalties owd to him from 1987

the last one i queried seller said that he wanted the normal postage cost around 1-50 , plus the paypal commission that he lost on the transaction 4% , plus another 50p as that what it would cost him to withdraw the money from his account to his bank and then there was time to go to post office petrol etc. more if i wanted it recorded my reply was if john powney sells me a record and postage costs 90p why should i pay you £2.50 +

just seen this on ebay , looks like a vinyl carvers job with good copied labels why are people paying this sort of money for a bootleg , it costs around 20 quid to have a 7" made and its not as if these tracks are hard to find. i could some what understand it if people were paying this sort of money for eric lomax c/up or one of the very hard to find biggies. This is just wrong , surely these people have more money than sense or does everyone want to be a dj and own the in demand tracks from a year or so a go , id consider these tracks to be oldish in terms of current tunes , they have even stopped playing the five royals in peterborough. https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NORTHERN-SOUL-DEAN-B...1QQcmdZViewItem https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NORTHERN-SOUL-HYPERI...1QQcmdZViewItem

here is a copy of my first playlist from the night i djed at the vista in spalding , no record on there cost me more than £60 most alot less , i dont have boxes of classic records to choose from , i just played what i liked and hope that others would enjoy them aswell. if your saw this playlist and i was djing near you would it put you off as its not all well known tunes or all big money unknowns , i still have most of these but have traded the earl grant lou roberts and vernon garrett to get some other tunes 7 day lover - raymond smith ix chains (version of james fountain) love love love - bobby hebb phillips one in a million - ovations - mgm records baby i'm coming home - mack rice lupine i must be doing something right - irene reid - pilgrim records my little red book - tony middleton - london who walks in when i walk out that door - roscoe sheldon - sound stage 7 lookie lookie (version of the yum yums)-the kittens - abc dont send nobody else - dynamic superiors lp track have more time - marvin smith brunswick girl accross the street - moses smith -dionn aint nothing for a man in love - archie bell 7 the drells - glades seven days - the bel-aires brut records music to my heart - patti austin abc follow the sun - chico holliday - meadowbrook we can do some business - the charles iv - smash cracked up over you - danny white - decca hide nor hair - earl grant - decca tell it to your mother - herb ryals - jubilee i dont want a play boy - barbara lynn - tribe i dont know what foot to dance on - kim tolliver - castro it aint what you got - jimmy hughes - atlantic two loves have i - joe turner phillips(french release) heartaches was all i got - sven zetterberg - buzz if i could turn back the hands of time - vernon garrett - modern records because i love him - patti williams - sunflower this is my story - rev george morton - hi-Q shalimars - stop and take a look at yourself - verve ten to one - lou roberts - mgm the man that said no - bettye swann money records i played some of these records when i did a set at the railway club in peterborough in the back room at the sunday soul feature , during one of them i had tony clayton come over the decks and see what a tune was , it was the barbara lynn one , he said that he didnt recognise this and had never seen the label it was on. this was a shock for me as he has been djing / collecting for ages and how could i have a record that he didnt know , id had this 45 almost since i started collecting so to me this was an oldie but to him this was the first time he had heard it. playlists are often useful if you went to a venue and heard something you didnt know or forgot what it was , try finding a pen and paper at an event when you need to record what the tune was , by the time you have and then gone to the dj to get him to right it down or ask him after his set what that tune was " you know the one that went ............. you played after the one that went lllaaaaa lllaaaaa llaaaaa etc I have turned to peopple on several occasions and asked what a certain tune is and got the reply , you must know this its been played for ages , was played at the so and so etc , well not everyone was at every venue so one persons classic oldie can be anothers totally unknown also playlists can show what tunes are getting played more in different parts of the country as what is big in the midlands can be unknown in the south or north and encourage people to listen to tunes that they wouldnt normally take an interest in if people post playlists and you dont like reading then dont but i find it useful dave

i have a yello vinyl 6 track willie mitchel ep featuring driving beat and the champion on hi records , anyone know if this is rare as the people i have asked only usually know the black iuuse

paul someone had one listed for 170 , might be worth doing the site may have been paul sadot but not sure on his user name , def seen one for sale on a forum and also listed in the on the scene magazine sorry cant be too much help dav

you may be better off searching for the flip of the howard tate called how come my bulldog dont bark baby , as this is well known on the mod scene picked mine up for this song , on this site dave

its on the slow fizz label but often listed under the oppsite side evie sands picture me gone , cover of maxine bell 45

well ive been outbid a couple of times on ebay at around 30 quid / 50 dollars 1 was an issue one a demo but ive seen dealers try and sell this for alot more , last month it was listed at 60 so if its a collector to collector then 30 ish if you want to try your luck like some horrid dealers then more

margaret little love finds a way mind and matter under your spell

detroit city soul by the thrillers , got one in the sales box if anyone wants it on the grove city label pm if interested dav

sounds like something that should be on the grease soundtrack

ive sent you a pm , listed mine on here for 20 couple of weeks ago , may trade dav

the towanda barnes version is just the ohio players lp track put on a 7 " i was told still got the lyrics for sale if anyone wants dav

only ever covered up one record as i dont get the chance to dj much , the title i used was just a dig at the oncoming djs who i had to cut my set short for , so that they could play pressings of pookie hudson and darrel banks i announced the record i had just played as "dont say you've got it if you've not" by the boot brothers and got a laugh from a couple of people who were on my wavelength

its on a sales tape i got from nick as offers

mate sold one last week for around 150 and to quote him " it was f***ed"

sure theres a look a like boot done recently with bobby reed on the flip

hopefully sorted with a copy now thanks dav

Records for sale All prices in uk pounds , cheque , paypal cash ,trades, accepted. Please email me at davidwapples@yahoo.co.uk or pm me to reserve . All records play ok , some that are listed in vg+ condition have surface marks stopping them being mint but none have crackle hiss etc and play through fine. I’ve priced these from sales lists and prices seen at soul nights but if anything is way out I’m open to negotiation. Most of these are available to hear on www.soulclub.org Kim Weston I’m still loving you / go ahead and laugh tamla slight label wear and drill hole vg+ condition b side vg plays great classic motown dancer 45 The lyrics so glad / my son gnp crescendo white demo ex+condition , would be mint except a few small surface marks and a x on my son side in yellow pen and 3 small pen marks at bottom of label on so glad side 80 Original version of the tony bullard that’s appearing now manship lists issue at 100 richard domar lists demo at 120 Porgy and the monarchs my heart cries for you / hey girl rare reissue with mispressed unreleased track on the flip ex+ condition £40 lists at 75 (current peppermint men it’s a dream ive always had cover up ) occasions there’s no you / baby don’t go big jim ex condition 20 moments – nine times / when the morning comes stang £10 mint betty Everett getting mighty crowded / chained to a memory ex condition 10 pen marks on label stop this getting mint grade Vernon garrett turn back the hands of time / you and me together ex very slight label wear reserved kim tolliver I don’t know which foot to dance on / instrumental castro records £20 classic dancer mint minus timi yuro I aint gonna cry no more / the love of a boy liberty ex+ just stickewr and pen mark on love side stop this being mint vinyl is fine £20 producers lady lady lady / love is amazing instrumental to dee dee sharp mint minus £20 the dealers you got it / were so glad we made it big bunny records ex+ 20 Pieces of Eight strange things are happening / double shot of my babys love action records £30 mint – books at 50 Tony Clarke the entertainer / aint love good chess black and silver label uk issue ex condition 5 Edie walker good guys / young tears don’t fall rising sons stamped demo old Patrice valentine cover up at wigan £20 ex+ condition slight mark on young side books at 40 seen for sale at 50 Gene chandler think nothing about it / wish you were here Canadian issue on reo £10ex+ condition Fresh start long time comin’ / sincerely rondo records mint minus 12 Ruth Christie this year / what’ll you do tide records £10 was tipped to go big but lack of plays hampered it nice record Bobby lester sweet gentle night time / hang up your hang ups Columbia demo ex 20 Ben e king / dee dee sharp whatcha gonna do about it / we got a thing going on 1968 white demo date stamped atco ex 15 The leverett sisters a place for me / stop think it over Holton records demo mint – £25 george freeman im like a fish / why are you doing this to me jayboy 54 ex+ £15 a hard one to find on this uk label