Markw

I believe the Klondike release is shorter than Cedric and may even be a slightly different version? Not sure. Either way, Cedric is rarer.

OK Rod. Understood.

Site rules for the Sales forum request that sellers leave prices up so that members can use Soul Source as a reference point for prices and values of records.

Please PM. Thanks.

Yeah.....................hardly loads around then, right?

Agree, not rare. But I wouldn't say there are loads around? Where are these loads? When it does come up, it gets snapped up and price rise in recent months reflects the usual old principle of supply and demand.

Not covered up now.....................

Winnie, if someone found a 50 count of these, then this clip of the late John Entwistle provides a sound illustration of the best use of them............................ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZd5jNbPtK8

Sounds suspiciously like something recorded recently but designed to sound like 'Northern Soul'. Bound to be a Kings Hall DJ willing to pay £2K for it. Shite.

Interested in acquiring a copy. Please PM if you have one to offer. Thanks.

Are we talking about the same thing hear, or have I missed some part of the thread? I think we are talking about "Salvation" on Charay (as in Robert Thomas), not "Sweet Temptation"?

Somebody take that Malibus - £12? Brilliant record.

It's a corker. On Youtube.

Mike James Kirkland and Charles Mann are well cheap! Worth pointing out the other side of the Buddy Ace on Duke - storming dancer. Fantastic double-sider.

Not now my friend. Quantities might well have been about in the not-too-distant past, but that's the way with records, innit? Agree with Mace mind about "I'm A Slave" - both top drawer IMO, but Slave is the better record to my ears and happens to be far rarer.

Forget $100 as being a going rate. That's history. In demand record, many folk like you chasing it, copies seldom coming up = a lot more than $100 and rising, hence the feeding frenzy on that Ebay copy you mentioned. Best find one for sale first and then decide whether you want to pay the seller's asking price, because if you don't, I bet someone else will.

Some 20 years ago, after watching the re-enactment of a Civil War battle whilst on holiday in Cornwall, my ex decided that she and the boys wanted to get into all that and they joined the Sealed Knot, an esteemed organisation dedicated to the re-enactment of battles from the English Civil War. Although fascinated by all matters historical, I had no more than a passing interest in the dressing up and battles etc; but, as the membership was a family one, I did go along to SK camps on a couple of occasions with the wife and kids and watched the battles from a distance (the wife and kids bought all the clothes and threw themselves into the whole Sealed Knot lifestyle). One time, another member of a re-enactment audience struck up a conversation with me, remarking "this must be fun, watching these battles each weekend" to which I replied "not really - seen one battle mate, seen 'em all". This is not to decry historic re-enactment societies whatsoever by the way, merely personal observations. It strikes me that there are a lot of similarities between the Sealed Knot and the whole retro-Northern oldies thing. Dressing up, reliving battles (all niters?) of the past, week-in, week-out.................. Re-enactment of a Wigan vs Mecca battle - "no fooking funk in 'ere! LEVINE MUST GO!!! A pox on your Papist new-age funk-tinged Northern. It ain't proper Parliamentary Northern!!!" Ex-Casino re-enactors outside Kings Hall, Stoke waiting to re-enact the fifth final night at the Casino.........or was it the sixth? Oh well. Onwards and upwards, sort of...... "Eat sh!t Stafford-boy, you beat ballad scumbag!!"

Always an interesting challenge, reading these lists..........

It's a Shredded Wheat advert. Who on earth thinks any youth will be inspired to become a young soul rebel by a Shredded Wheat advert full of middle-aged people in retro clothes?

Try Ben Summers website - www.seriouslysoulful.com

I did message you on Facebook about Bobby Garrett a few days ago. Never got a reply - sold it to someone else now.

Some I have listed before, revised prices. Post to be added. Cheers. (1) Kenny Hamber "Looking For A Love" (Arctic WD - single sided) VG+ £25 *******SOLD****** 01 Looking For A Love.mp3 (2) Jesse Boone & The Astros "I Got To Love You Baby" / "I Got The Rings" (Soul-Po-Tion) M- £20 I Got To Love You Baby (Soul-Po-Tion.mp3 I Got The Rings (Soul-Po-Tion).mp3 (3) Staple Singers "Power Of Love" (Epic) VG+ £30 Power Of Love (Epic).mp3 (4) 5 Miles Out "Super Sweet Girl Of Mine" (Hot Line - promo; same both sides) EX £60 Super Sweet Girl Of Mine (Hotline).mp3 (5) Bobby & Betty Lou "Soul Stirrer" (Old Town WD) EX £25 01 Soul Stirrer 1.mp3 (6) Gene Chandler "I Can Take Care Of Myself" (Constellation) VG (plays decent) £20 *******SOLD******* 01 I Can Take Care Of Myself 1.mp3

Fantastic 45. If only I was in a position to, I would not waste your time. Very surprised it hasn't been snapped up yet.