Mark Bicknell
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Think Mr Potts has taken this thread to another dimension wonderful examples mate,back to basics with me here although one or two or these are pretty tuff to find.
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The real deal nights Joan are where the girls don't wear any knickers, sod the circle skirts give me no knickers any day of the week lol Regards - Mark Bicknell.
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Is it not better in terms of how a night flows to get different DJ's playing their prefered style rather than DJ's playing fragmented mixed spots? it can work sometimes but can be very hit and miss. Regards - Mark Bicknell.
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PM sent. Regards - Mark Bicknell.
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Tony Hestor - Watch Yourself b/w Just Can't Leave You - Karate stamped original - small drill hole, two class sides in nice clean condition - SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD includes postage - cheques/postal orders/cash and pay pal as a gift welcome to avoid fees - contact bicknellmark@aol.com or via PM here. Regards - Mark Bicknell.
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Think you have done well there mate. Regards - Mark
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Dave, there is a Tim Demo on Ebay right now for $20.00 mate, tuff when your skint but maybe worth a look pal. Regards - Mark Bicknell.
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deleted Richard is right it's a private matter. Regards - Mark Bicknell.
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Several copies on Ebay at the moment but only one Demo but you are correct still only $20.00 so well worth picking up.
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One of his best 45's is Money Won't Change You - King 6048, cheap as chips but a great record. Regards - Mark Bicknell.
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If Graham Emsley from Grimsby comes on here or if anyone knows Graham and can pass a message onto him please, I sent him a record on 11/02/2011 'Sign For' mail and it's been returned to me not called for, please get in touch Graham via PM here or email - bicknellmark@aol.com Regards - Mark Bicknell.
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Post away then Daz lol had the Leon Haywood demo, might be rare but you try selling one, Tony Clarke is tuff. Regards - Mark Bicknell.
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My opinion of soul packs has always been the same unless the dealer selling them was/is totally clueless then 99 times out of a 100 the contents of a soul pack in most instances will be crap having said that record prices in general of the early 70's were in most cases only a few pounds so perhaps it was more common for the odd decent record to find it's way into a soul pack and peoples comments here confirm that also people dealing in records then like John Anderson had access to many titles in quantity for example I remember John telling me a story when we met up in Chicago a few years ago when he had a major hit with all the One-Derful,M-Pac, Mar-V-Lus labels which included about 800 copies of The Ringleaders so the chances are that a few soul packs around that time would have included a copy?, general rule being if it's too good to be true or a bargain then it was possibly due to error on the dealers part luck or the fact being that no one had a crystal ball to see into the future that a Donna Coleman, Dottie And Millie or Tobi Lark etc. would become £200/300/400 rarities thirty years down the line. Regards - Mark Bicknell.
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Totally with you on this Martyn, not DJ'ing now myself I'm having more fun than I have in a long time buying, selling picking up things I let go, things that passed me by, like you say there is enough out there to keep us all interested in the music, one major thing I have done is let go some of the bigger trophy type records and invested the money in more records basically selling one and buying twenty or thirty bits and bobs, there are some stunning bargains out there if you dig a little, odd ball classic soul demos etc. for pennies, as for finding the next George Blackwell or Dena Barnes I'm not sure but we have forty years of the scenes music to go at so I think all you can really ask for is to gel all the best bits together which from a club perspective should keep the dance floors happy, if not carry on collecting for yourself is exactly what I do now. Regards - Mark Bicknell.
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Nice price on the Joe Tex Keith, great record which I paid a bit more for than your asking price, bargain. Regards - Mark Bicknell.
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Just had a look on Popsike and there are just two demo's showing on there, pretty tuff record to find me thinks even on a demo, certainly two great sides.
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Another bunch of demo's from me here, not a lot between some of these and stock copies in terms of rarity reckon the Tony Hestor, Casinos, Intros, William Hunt, Jimmy Gilford, Rose St.John and Jay Lyle are pretty tuff infact I can't remember if I've ever seen a Jay Lyle issue? also a bit of colour with the Atlantic, Curtom and King demo's here lol
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Oh and here's one for the Yank on Ebay trying to sell an Issue for $5000 lol well this must be worth $8000 then, on a more serious note two stunning sides here and also came out on Brunswick of course.
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Cool as Ice and very sexy, all one sided Demo's except Your Number 1 b/w Make Your Move.
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Tony Hestor - Watch Yourself b/w Just Can't Leave You - Karate - clsaaic double header in nice clean condition - £175.00 includes postage add £5.50 for Special Delivery, cheques/postal orders/cash and Pay Pal welcome as a gift to avoid fees - contact bicknellmark@aol.com or via PM here. Scan not from this copy for sale has no drill hole just showing example.
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Yes had a Bobby Bland - Shoes Pink Demo but sold it about three years ago now, so they are around but pretty tuff to find. Regards - Mark Bicknell.
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I thought that Richard when I put the scan up but it looks nice lol Mark
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Loving the information coming out of this thread, so did they do Charger O O T F demo's or just did'nt bother funny when the other titles exist on the demo, got me thinking now to which other records never had a demo produced, must be a few? Regards - Mark
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A few more white beauties, feel free to join in lol Regards - Mark Bicknell
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Another perfect ten sexy white demo's, I think The Sheppards Mirwood Demo is very sexy indeed lol Regards - Mark Bicknell.
