Pete S

You ought to put the measurements up, chest and sleeves, and a photo - sure you'd sell it, sounds really nice

Got a Follow Your Heart for £25. No worries if not interested.

Yes I did mean that mate, I don't think hardly any of those green and white demos with reissued tracks on are worth much

Yeah thats him

That's right, if it's the Oh How Happy 45, came out on a demo, wasn't released, then was rescheduled, came out on demo and issue. First one is rare like you say. * checked and it's Agent 00 Soul. IN that case, forget anything I said, that's worth £40.

I think it was actually Sidney Barnes mate

When people have paid £100+ for an Eddie Parker pressing I don't think you need justify anything really Dave.

None, I understand all your posts and really enjoy them...

Both originals, one East Coast one West Coast, in the case of the record above, just see if it's got a delta number

I did really. I bet those 10 Dex a day are doing you good.

I didn't understand a f*cking word of that

In the real world, yes, although that was never advertised and sold as a reissue for £1.25 was it?

Andy he's not interested, he is actually a member on here and was selling records on here yesterday, look for collection of G & W Motown demos, same seller. Been told about it before but has never responded as far as I know. Should not be allowed to use the word original when it's blatantly not.

That's great info because putting a definite figure of 1000 copies, now nobody can say oh well they only ever pressed 250...

I got £32 for an Enchantments on Joker (albeit one with a US large centre) but all my pressings this week apart from that, and there have been 60 of them, went for the standard 5 to 10 quid. Good titles as well.

That's mind-boggling really, these were sold as reissues along with every other pressing, bootleg and whatever else, for £1 or £1.25, I must have had at least 20 over the last 15 years and I always sold them for £5, then £10, sold one for £20 about 3 years ago and then saw what was happening with them on Ebay and put them on there now. I have to say that anyone paying £70 for a reissue such as this needs their head testing.

Echo

It was, original is a lot more felxible than the boot but it's a very very good lookalike, sorry can't remember any more info of the top of my head but MGM/Verve records often have a 'bed' stamp, have a look for that (rectangular stamp)

That copy looks like it's from Holland or somewhere in Europe. Record is utter crap, sorry

lol so did I, back in around 1990, was in this shop and pulled a Detroit Spinners 'i'll always love you' red and white demo out, £20, Rocamars, £6, and this weird record by The Johnstone McPhilbry or something like that, on Philips or Fontana, paid £1 for that, it was terrible, think I gave it away. Now books at £125 or something like that

Oh one to avoid is The Rocomars - All In Black Woman, this is in quite a few soul discographies incuding the Manship UK guide but it's actually a Cliff & The Shadows copy, no soul content and hardly any beat content either

Pretty standard danceable R&B from 64/65

He did - told me the other day

Now rumour has it that Led Zepplin's "Trampled Underfoot" was played at the Mecca as a new release, it sure has that 'groove' to it...

The Johnnie Mae version is untouchable to my ears. I like both of the Inspirations versions, it was years before I realised there were two as it didn't get played too often. Pink label one just edges it for me.