Pete S

£5, £8 if you're lucky

There aren'y any releases, just an advert saying that the label was starting up and that Sam Nesbit would be the first release - and one acetate or test pressing that Ady used to have. I think.

I saw that as well but 90% of it was cheapo stuff so I didn't fancy a trip to Dorset either

Excellent film. Funny and moving. Good soundtrack too.

I think people are missing the concept of the book. It wasn't supposed to be the best 500 records of all time, it was meant to be the most consistently popular over the years, which is why Eddie Parker is deservedly low in comparison with say Dobie Gray.

Four Vandals

Stereo singles were pretty scarce in the 60's I think.

Oops sorry I just said that..

I sell that for £20 tops, who'd pay £60 for a reissue?

See, I knew you never read my posts...

Well they listened to similarly tempo'd things like I Go To Pieces...

I was reading about this last week and the cost of the instrument was astronomic so very few studios would have had one. And it's not a moog anyway Ian...

No they sold the lot mate sorry

No it was just a collectors record, on UK Page One...was £25 for years and years, then suddenly about ten years back someone covered it up for some reason and it became popular.

Also: Christy Allen - Walk Tall Like A Man Lee Andrews - I've had it Gene Chandler - Mr Big Shot Mark Johnson - The beautiful place Superlatives - I still love you (first boot) Stanley Mitchell - Get it baby

White, red, yellow - £15 tops.

I think they were

Can't believe you can't hear the synthesisers on When We're All Alone Tonight. And yes, some people had them in the 60's but they cost the equivalent of thousands and thousands of pounds back then, so a tiny LA studio probably won't have had one. It's an old backing track which has been overdubbed in the 70's.

Don't take things so seriously, it's an intriguing record and we're trying to find out details about it, that's all.

Sandy Golden Soul Galore

I don't believe the bit about Booker T or the Aussie release, and I am telling you lot, that record is a 70's release, listen to it on headphones and you'll hear the synths

I don't think that label is anything to do with the first one.

No it's probably helped his sales - does he want to sell them or not, because he won't at some of those prices. We're trying to help out here. Thanks anyway.

Yeah the Two Fellows is 30 - 40 (you'll see it listed for more but they never sell) and the gold Four Voices turned out to be a recent press despite the proper stampings on the run off, it used to be a standard £50 but not sure if you would get that now.

Looks like they could have been made at the same place at the same time