Marc Forrest

I think so. Once heard a weird story about Mr McCall but sadly can`t remember right now.

it has, but on a red label design...Soul Sounds or sthg like that it was called

Definitely more Four Gents "Young Girls" around today as they used to be, but quantity of the Gwen Owens I am not sure about that. The other Four Gents "Tomorrow" btw is a GREAT 45 and I just played it today morning again...brilliance

Yeah right, remember now. Thanks

If you don` t find one copy stored away under one certain collectors bed you will easily get a copy now from every dealer for 80 up to 125 (latest Joe Dunlop list) Marc

One reason for that could well be that many dealers wouldn`t care to list some un- or semiknown 10 to 20 UKP records as they assume there is no demand for them. There is a vast number of tunes that you indeed very rarely see up for sale anywhere. When they have become "envogue" you then suddenly seem to find them anywhere. Recent example springs to mind in the shape of Chyvonne Scott on Alto...I was after that for years, found one, played it out, years went by and the record has somehow become "indemand", sells now for 100 UKP and you can get it nearly everywhere. Marc

Sorry, 1. 3. and 4., 2. is about 20 again. Marc

Three to four years ago Manship had one for auction, saying that this first 45 by Gwen Owens is rarer then her big Velgo release, which I believe. But seeing this is an early Detroit tune that is 1. not so much known, 2. not having any kind of "prestige" to itself and 3. therefore will not meet a high demand, my bet is around 1000 USD... Marc

Top tune, what was its first (US) label again ? Marc

Defo not German. Marc

15 25 (not so sure on this one...) 30 (is it known at all ? I bet one to rise if it would get played..flipside that is)

Already are, I can tell you...

Due to the huge interest it is down again now to a stunning 350 only

450 ?

Actually there is one right now up on ebay without any bids at around the quoted value

So you got two, need only one, give one away, to me, even take the demo

fellow resident Franz is playing this currently at the Hip City here in Berlin. Great tune. Agree on your statement Hammy regarding tough Columbia issues...another scarce one is Liz Verdi. Marc

Mint minus copy. 400 UKP or best offer. marc.forrest@gmx.net, thanks for your interest

Excellent plus copy (issue). 550 UKP. marc.forrest@gmx.net, thanks for your interest

Mint (!) copy of this midtempo Detroit beauty up for offers. Let me know your best offer via marc.forrest@gmx.net, thanks

Carl Henry Hall about 50ish (sold mine around that but can`t remember exactly), Joe Tex abot the same, quite scarce but not so "indemand" as is Lee Miller on Michelle which is about 100 to 150 UKP. Marc

And I thought it was only me

Shit (not the record...)