Reg Scott

I'll buy Nat Hall off you if you get fed up of it

Gary Brown is a quality tune going one way only..

Pat & Pam - I love you yes I do ( Our Own )

Pm's please

Great 45 Tracey - nice choice..

Looking for a nice copy (both sides) of this for a present, cheaper than the 64 Euros on Discogs 

 

TIA

 

Edu

Hi Edu,

You still looking for this?

Greg.

Norman Jay, he knows what he's talking about! Plus WTF is Bill Brewster? Peter Stingfellow, Pete Waterman, Marc Almond ???

Pass me the sick bucket, load o' b*llocks as usual 

 Regardless of his actual  involvement, I found one of the best sound bites came from Norman Jay when he described the records being played such:

"what appeals is the honesty and integrity and the truth.."

Bang on comment for me..

Herb Ward at 830 USD takes some beating..LOL

 

Not in the list but also thru Barbara King / Gulfstream at a give a way price of only 3550 USD.

And although very good and rare the Barbara King has been re issued (Fryers)

Ricky Allen....  .Betty Moerer.....  World's officially gone mad.

The Variations, Soul Twins    Jesse Fisher and Sonny Til going up but have to agree Kev the Ricky Allen stands out - I prefer the issue on AGE but not rare enough I suppose (controversial )

The only store worth visting for original vinyl is the Record Store (featured first in the movie and also the most long standing)they do have boxes of soul 45's but you'ok be lucky to catch a rare one, but all in all worth a look.

SALES:  Reductions & Additions

Priced individually / Or buy the lot for £175

Records EX/NM US Originals unless stated..  Sales: PayPal fine / Postage at cost...

The Younghearts - A Little Togetherness - Canterbury  > £55  £35
dead wax: scratched JC  67-C-506-A PE 5

Smokey Brooks - 7 Grooves For 7 Moods - Veep  >  £35  £20

Stacy Johnson - I Stand Alone - M-Pac  >  £25  £15

Contributors Of Soul - Look What You Done For Me - New Miss  >  £15  £10

Tony Middleton - Paris Blues - Grapevine 115  >  £25  £15

Skip Cunningham - Have We Met Before / Taking Candy - 20th Century (Promo)  >  £65  £35

Leon Collins - I Just Wanna Say / Knowing I Love You  >  £20  £12

Darrow Fletcher - I Like the Way I Feel / The Way Of A Man - Revue  >  £25  £15

Teardrops - Call Me And I'll Be Happy - Saxony >  £25  £15

Chris Jones - Destination Unknown / I'm The Man - Goodie Train  >  £15  £10

Richard Knight - Back To School / Show Stopper - Allen  >  £20  £10

Jackie Moore - Do Ya Got What It Takes / How's Your Love Life - Columbia  >  £35  £20
rare issue

Pat & Pam - I Love You Yes I Do - Our Own  > £30  £15

Fabulous Traits - Love Is Strange / Lonely Man - Tele-Phonic  >  £20  £10

Lee Fields - Do You Love Me - Truth & Soul  >  £15  £10

Betty LaVette - Do Your Duty - Silver Fox  >  £8

The Dreams feat Keni Lewis - Jessie James - DC Sound Ltd  >  £8

125th Street Candy Store - If You Wanna Dream - Uptite  >  £8

Thanks for looking..

Many thanks..

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The Charmaines - Eternally - Date (Promo) EX  >  £35  (SOLD)
          
Tony Middleton - Paris Blues - Grapevine 115  EX  >  £25

Skip Cunningham - Have We Met Before - 20th Century (Promo)  EX  >  65

Tommy Tucker - That's How Much! - Festival (Multi-Coloured Promo)  VG+  >25   (slight edge chip on run-in nap) (SOLD)

Teardrops - Call Me And I'll Be Happy - Saxony  NM  >  £25

Thanks for looking..

For Sale: Funky Soul Pack [2] 6 45's for £45 in at least EX condition, most unplayed. PayPal fine / Postage at cost

Jean Knight - What One Man Won't Do - Open

Cliff Nobles - We Got Our Thing Together - Roulette

Ann Peebles - Beware - Hi

Chris Jones - Destination Unknown / I'm The Man - Goodie Train

Richard Knight - Back To School / Show Stopper - Allen

Fabulous Traits - Love Is Strange / Lonely Man - Tele-Phonic

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For Sale: Funky Soul Pack 6 45's in at least EX condition, most unplayed.

£45 (Books at over £200) PayPal fine / Postage at cost

Chris Jones - Destination Unknown / I'm The Man - Goodie Train

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REDUCED For Quick Sale £75  £50  NOW £35 (Books at 100)

Carol Jones - Problem Child / Don't Destroy Me - Mutt 27320 EX
great and on the rarer mix

(PayPal fine / P&P extra)

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For Sale:  John Washington - Daddy's TeddyBear / Burn The Calendar - Sandwash  Mint Unplayed   £125 now £75 for a quick sale!

(PayPal fine / P&P extra)

Stone mint copy of this brilliant and in-demand double sider, which Andy Dyson and others have championed, that's sold for a lot more..

Daddy's TeddyBear >> https://www.divshare....ad/25685987-0d7
 

Burn The Calendar >>

Thanks for looking..

1) Yes, one without writing on

2) Yes, a red and white one. Green and white's just do not have the same effect on me.

3) I can't think of anything more beautiful than this demo

 

Wasn't referring to the one being sold Pete - just the fact that I have an eye for the lovely Stateside demo both green and red..

Is there anything more beautiful than a Stateside demo - I do not think so and I don't collect British - yummy 45's

In general I believe the issue without the piano is considered more scarce. The record with or without the piano has not been booted to my knowledge and the probability is that the pressing plant simply put out a run with more label templates with a piano than without as supplied from the studios...

I'm 36, so far too young for the Wigan years mate.

Chesterton....I used to go scooter club meetings at Chesters Pub way back around '84 , '85 .....bought my copy of Chapter 5 outside Chesters Pub for £150 when I was 18 (and was only on £50 a week at the time!)......Newcastle end that though, so Staffs, but not Stoke officially (daft as it is!)

Used to also spend plenty of time round Jim Bates house with a few of me mates, listening to amazing soul tunes he had and getting him to tape compilations for us...Kell Osborne, Chuck Flamingo and the like...ah great times!

Mace

Chesters pub, with Annie B et al was after we went to the the Talbot SC with Phil, Chris and other 50cc young crew, the main do's so to speak then was the tail end of Stafford, the Bear Pitt in castle and the Roxy Roller in Hanley.

BTW the only nice bit officially in Stoke (but castle council for some reason) is God's own country of Mow Cop.. an if you're reading this Mr Trout, Bugglawton is no country for the older gentlemen now if the Chronicle is to be believed - murder capital of cheshire now :-)

It would be nice to see a night in the cultural centre of our fair city, the Mother Town, Burslem birth place of only the finest

BTW Mace, I think you would of known Shute at the time if it's the Shute who was a 'friend' of Di Green and Trout you would probaby have known Duncan P as he did go to the late Wigan but more of a Stafford regular..

Finally, only just fkin realised this a ten year old OP - I could of trimmed me nose hair instead..

For Sale:  John Washington - Daddy's TeddyBear / Burn The Calendar - Sandwash  Mint Unplayed   £125 ono

(PayPal fine / P&P extra)

Stone mint copy of this brilliant and in-demand double sider, which Andy Dyson and others have championed, that's sold for a lot more..

Daddy's TeddyBear >> https://www.divshare.com/download/25685987-0d7

Thanks for looking..
 

$3450 in the end

 

Wasn't even remotely close and thought I'd put a decent bid on   

 

Track 1 best new (to me) thing I've heard for some time.

Big price Phil - again it was track 1 that was of interest..

I wish more of you would agree with Chalky cos some f**ker is stopping me getting 45s at a reasonable price never mind bargains.

 

Still in the main cheaper than buying in the UK and under "book" value.

 

Gotta be bargain if less than the book. Er.......

 

ROD

This could well be a post in itself but in relation to the OP:

The prices gained in the real world whether on Ebay or other markets are increasingly making 'the book price' look ridiculous and utterly out of touch. The vast majority of 'lower end' pieces, regardless of the quality of the 45, are fetching a fraction of the book price even in clean condition. This may well be because of a glut of lower end items available or a lack of interest in them from the 'market' or little of both.

Regardless, the bigger dealers sites still leave the lower end priced items at or even above book price to catch the odd ill-informed fish.

Then paradoxically, the high-end items, whether 'hard' classics in clean condition or 'in-demand' items fetch higher than 'book' prices. This high-end market would seem to be dominated by a relatively small group of collectors and DJ's with the money to pursue these items.

C'est la vie

Davie Gordon said he has those 2 cuts, plus 2 others by this group that are unreleased, and that they were recorded in the 1970s.  I have their Courier Record and one more.  They go as far back as 1958.  I'd like to hear these 2 cuts.  Davie hardly ever posts on Soulful Detroit anymore, and I haven't seen him post on Soul-Source. 

The first track sounds more late 60's so it's interesting to know that it's a 70's recording..

I'll bet that's really good.  I have a couple Ike Perry and The Lyrics 45s on small Cleveland labels. and they are good.  I didn't see any link on that e-Bay page to hear even snippets of the songs.  Surely the auction provides a listening sample for knowing how good the songs and performance are, and knowing the condition related to the sound.  Can you direct me to where I can listen to it?

Mick's beat me to it Rob. I quite like the first track and I could see it being 'played out'

Anybody got any info or knowledge on this one? I know the band were a doo wop / R&B band but I mean info specifically about the acetate track 1

Cheers..

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Unreleased-Northern-Soul-Acetate-45-IKE-PERRY-THE-LYRICS-HEAR-VG-/380922579865?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item58b0c14b99