Douglas

Hello you say the original in vinyl with yellow label has Legend written in red, but there is also a counterfeit with the red writing,was the counterfeit also done on vinyl or styrene,Thank you.

I've always thought that Vanessa Paradis ripped off 'This Love Of Mine' with her hit 'Be My Baby'

Steve Whittle turned down £700 for his copy, as it was the final record he played in MR M'S on the casino's final night.

Yes i agree,i think the white is just the first press and in no way a demonstration record.

I have the same white copy,Pat Brady describes it as a demo though no mention of it being a demo is stated on the label.

This makes Benny Troy sound good.

I've got it.

Cheers, it's the first time i've heard it, my personal opinion is it's ok but not a patch on Luther Ingram.

Anybody got info on Sandy Yago and her vocal version of Exus Trek, the song is entitled 'Don't Forget Your Coat', Glenn Walker-Foster played it on his show yesterday.

Fantastic record no doubt, but honestly never seen it go for more than £20.

WTF, check out his other records, every single record is £620, surely a cock-up of mammoth proportions.

Post & Packing is £4.35p, so thats under £625 in total, Result!

Tough choice, 3 copies for sale,demo for £6 an issue for £10 or the same record for £620, decisions decisions.

There is somebody on ebay now asking £620 for a copy of Roger K "Give Me The Love" (Birth) USA seller.

Some seller from the USA on ebay selling a copy of Roger K "Give Me The Love" for the very reasonable price of £620.

Cheers Mark, how much roughly does a copy go for on Gamble (45)

I always thought the Gamble copy was the rarer of the 2, i have had both Sassy issues (Green/Red) roughly 30 years ago,i was talking to someone the other day who said the Sassy issue was much rarer than the Gamble,i can remember many years ago the Gamble copy being much sought after.Cheers anyway for the info on the Sassy release.

Can anyone give me the price of a Frank Beverly 'ITWYW' Sassy and for a copy on Gamble.

I thought Don Ray was 90 seconds of magic.

I'm glad Richard Searling is involved as a music consultant, it would be crap with Russ W and his usual plugging of mediocre records,Frank 'Crap' Wilson springs to mind.

I know this thread is about poor quality boots,if it were about good quality i doubt you could beat Damon Fox - Packing Up (Fairmount) i have the boot and it is perfect,i doubt the original could be any better.

Kris Peterson in my top 3 blue eyed soul,along with Jimmy McFarland - Lonely Lover (RPR) and Judy Hughes - Fine Fine Fine (VAULT)

The funniest bit was when he said he was sitting with Tony Jebb,and somebody else said to him they were sitting with Tony Blackburn.

I honestly thought he was being serious.

Cecil for me by a country mile.