Benji

unfair? YES illegal? YES uncommon? NO happens all the time, try to get over it. have a brew...

BUMP! 20+ views and not one reply???? can at least somebody please have a look in the latest manship guide and confirm that it's 200 for the issue???

Just picked this up in the states but can't find any info about it: The Other Ones - Stop - ABC 10793 (WD) Fairly obscure Righteous Bros soundalike dancer, nice one IMO. Anybody with a realistic value? The issue apparently goes for 200, this is a Monarch pressed west coast demo. Rarer? Or Cheap as chips? TIA Benji

1966. Here's the listing lifted from Dave Rimmer's site 2605 - Lou Ragland & Bandmasters - Never Let Me Go / Party At Lesters - 1964 2699 - The Springers - I Know Why / I Know My Baby Loves Me - 1964 2699 - The Springers - I Know Why / Last Heartbreak - 1964 2799/80 - The Springers - Last Heartbreak / Why - 1964 3359/60 - The Gaylords - Never Go Back To GA / Loose Beat - 196? 5564 - Joan Bias - I Don't Know What's Right Any More / Crazy Over You - 196? 5696 - The Springers - You Can Laugh / It's Been A Long Time - 1965 1966 - Verna & Bob - More Soul / I'm In Love With You - 1965 W01 - Norman Scott - Baby Don't Go / Ain't That A Heartache - 1966 1047 - The Sensations - Get On Up Mama / I Won't Be Hurt - 1966 5945 - Laura Green - Don Deopo / Come Have A Drink With Me - 1966 2001 - Bobby Wade - Four Walls And One Window / Can't You Hear Me Calling - 1966 2003 - The Harmonics - Which Way / Harmonics On The Warpath - 1966 2005 - The Sensations - Gonna Step Aside / Demanding Man - 1966 2006 - Volcanic Eruption - I've Got Something Going For Me / Red Robin - 1966 ? - Ben Iverson & The Hornets - Love Me / Fool's Rush In - 1967 4957 - Lester Johnson & The Hornets - Wedding Day / Jamaica Farewell - 1967 5947 - The Sensations - Too Shy / Please Baby, Please - 1967 5696 - The Springers - It's Been A Long Time / You Can Laugh - 1967 2669 - The Springers - I Know My Baby Loves Me So / I Know Why - 1967 2699 - The Springers - I Know Why / Last Heartbreak - 1967 1000 - The Sensations - Gotta Find Myself Another Girl / Lonely World - 1968 1001 - The Soul Notes - Don't Make Me Beg / How Long Will It Last - 1968 1002 - Fred Towles - Too Much Monkey Business / Part 2 - 1968 1003 - The Sensations - Oh / I Guess That's Life - 1968 1004 - Fred Towles & The Jacksonians - Hook It To The Mule / Inst. - 1969 1005 - The Sensations - It's A New Day / Two Can Make It - 1969 1006 - The Soul Notes - How Long Will It Last / I Got Everything I Need - 1969 1051 - The Soul Notes - How Long Will It Last / Don't Make Me Bag - 1969 011 - The Boss Singers - My God On High / So Many Years - 1970 101 - Ruby Carter & The Exceptional Three - Unlucky Girl / What About Me - 1971 103 - Bobby Wade - I'm In Love With You / Down Here On The Ground - 1971 104 - Jesse Fisher - You're Not Loving A Beginner / Waiting - 1971 105 - Embryo Infinity Rebirth - Let Me Tell You A Story / Walls - 1971 106 - Jesse Fisher - Why / Little John - 1971 984 - Jesse Fuller - Super Funky / Part 2 - 1972 100 - Jesse Fuller - Mr.Super Nobody / Don't Cheat On Me - 1973

I don't think that the red/white releases are later pressings. There was a very good article about Way Out in Shades of Soul. The later, multi-coloured releases were nationally distributed (by MGM I recall?) and since most of the earlier releases did quite well, the label owners had the funds to invest in re-designed multicoloured printed labels. quite simple to me...

I don't about the first few copies that came on the market, but the first large batch was sold by that Las Vegas dealer who also sold all these Prix stuff, was that Rich Rosen? Ebay ID Brooklynborn or so?

Betty Everett "Too hot to hold" as well...

Thanks but that's not the track I was after, see previous postings. Anyway, managed to secure all my wants so I close this thread.

bought that, thanks!

The term "xx known copies" is a relic from the pre-Internet days and has no real informative value for me now. It used to be some sort of evidence for me back then (pre-Internet, i.e. mid 90s?) when it refered to the UK Northern Soul scene only, as the collectors scene was rather small and well connected. So if you had a rare record you asked around and if you hadn't found another copy in say 2-3 month you could say you had "the only known copy in the UK", wasn't it like this?

that looks really nice ... anyone got one of these Challenge sleeves for me? It would look fab with my W/D of Charles Lamont

I think you mean Charles Lamont - I got to keep movin on Challenge?

I know what you mean in this context. But if I search the internet for info about a certain record and I find little or no information at all, I think it's safe to assume that one is chasing a pretty rare/obscure record, isn't it?

No, I already knew that some people have more money than brain cells

Wasn't aware of that , the last copy I've seen went for 60 Euros...

Don't know if it's wise to let the cat out of the bag on Soul Source but it's Ariola ...

Been trying to find a german copy for years now w/out any luck. I consider it to be among the rarest Euro soul releases. I wish I had either a german or italian press, both Chapter Five goodies on one 45, wow!

I thought it was even less

Finally down to one last one want: Gene Chandler - Mr. Big shot - Constellation Willing to pay reasonable but not inflated prices for both, condition VG or better only please.

Out of curiosity I google'd for the writers credits on "every step I take". They are Tony Michaels, Vinnie Gormann and William Joel, the latter better known as Billy Joel (yes, THE Billy Joel). There's one song called "every step I take" listed here. Can't play the audio on my office PC so I don't know if it's actually the Teardrops version. Can somebody play the audio to see which version it is?

Sorry but have to disagree with you. The haircuts, the suits, etc. look very "Magnifcent Men"-ish to me if you know what I mean. Not that I know for sure but I wouldn't be surprised if they turn out to be the same band on both records. BTW, I'm very certain "every step I take" is blue-eyed...

SOLD ITEMS REMOVED! FREE POSTAGE WITHIN EUROPE IF YOU BUY 3 OR MORE RECORDS, HAVE YOURSELF SOME BARGAINS... ------------------------------------------------------------ have to raise some dosh to buy the little one a christmas pressie. So here's some bargain priced sales. Post is extra, Paypal preferred (no extra fees). All records conservatively graded. Any further questions? Just PM me... Bettye Swann - Make me yours/I will not cry - Money (M-) - £10 8 Note condition! Nice lesser known flipside Billy Preston - Hope - German Motown P/S (vg++, cover vg-) - £5 Boby Franklin - The ladies choice - Fee (vg++/ex) - £5 Brothers - Are you ready for this - RCA D/J (vg+/vg++, sol) - £10 8 Candi Staton - I'll sing a love song for you - Honest Jons P/S (EX) - £5 great Deep soul double-sider, recent release! Darrow Fletcher - Pain gets a little deeper - Groovy (VG++, v.slt warp) - £10 Jimmy Holiday/Clydie King - Ready, willing and able - Minit (VG++) - £15 10 Jimmy Hughes - Neighbor, neighbor - Fame (EX+) - £5 Joe Frazier - First round knock out - Motown (EX) - £10 Johnnie Taylor - What about my love - Beverly Glen (vg/vg+) - £8 Johnny Moore - You're the one to blame/sold on you - Bright Star(VG++, ring wear) - £10 8 Larry Dee - It's no wonder - L&S (EX) - £15 Latimore - Something bout cha - Glades - (VG+/VG++, on flip click for first 20 sec) - £5 Miracles - Mighty good lovin - Tamla (VG++) - £10 excellent early Motown dancer Nancy Wilson - End of our love - Capitol (VG+, wol) - £5 3 Slim Harpo - Baby scratch my back - Excello (vg+) - £5 Willie Harper - But I couldn't - Alon (M-) - £10 Note condition!

have replied...

250 cash was actually too much IMO so I reduced it to 200. Anyone? Will also post it in the sales section...

I'm sure they're all waiting for the Manship auction to end before offering you a copy