Pete S

There's a Laura Lee on Ric Tic on another sales list for something like £80, I was going to list this for £30 today, so what's going on with that one? also these, sorry there are so many, just wondered if anyone has actual experience of selling them - not price guide prices, thank you THE VISITORS - NEVER THE LESS - TRC DJ BETTY JOHNSON - IT AIN'T SUPPOSED TO BE THAT WAY - DECCA ISSUE CHUCK OVERTON - IS IT POSSIBLE - KAPP ISSUE THE DREAM MERCHANTS - STOP YOU'RE BREAKING MY HEART - RENEE DJ VELVET HAMMER - HAPPY - SOOZI (COLOURED LABEL, THINK I SAW THIS AT £75 ON HERE RECENTLY?) SHEP - FOOL TO FOOL - TNT ISSUE POETS - I'VE GOT TWO HEARTS - SYMBOL ISSUE SKIP JACKSON & THE SHANTONS - I'M ON TO YOU GIRL - DOT MAR ISSUE THANKS EVERYONE

£10 - £15 mate, sorry! Should have asked me, I'd have done you one for £12

Pat I'm selling it mate not buying it but thanks anyway!

They still do Eddie! Remember at Wigan when we used to hear (mainly) Alan Rhodes play things like The Bellboys, Chris Cerf, Fabulettes, Ellingtons, Camp, Baja Marimba Band, Lorraine Silver, Interplay - we'd heard of these records and knew these records were coming but Wigan hadn't got them yet, St Ives and Cleethorpes had them first, and it probably worked in the opposite direction too. I remembermy friend Paddy coming back from St Ives raving about Interplay and the next week asking Richard for it and Richard hadn't even heard it, 4 weeks later became one of his biggest records. Having said that - I couldn't have faced going to St Ives, Cleethorpes or yate, I just couldn't have missed a week at Wigan!

Early 80's that one

By the time I got on the scene, the OOTP's had been 'deleted' but I picked up loads of them over the years, must have had all of them now, not to everyones taste but a big part of the scene I'm afraid

Usually £125, sometimes £150, however after what I've seen people selling records for on here last few days, they'll charge you £250. And it'll be an issue. In VG.

The first one I ever paid for was Lou Pride b/w Reggie Garner. If you ever see an old emidisc oif Lou Pride it's worth picking up because the reissue and all subsequent reissues were 10 seconds shorter than the original, so those Emi's are the only things with the long version on at a cheap price.

Have to say no because all the Emi's of that were the original version - I sold one not long back. I did have a rare one, Mirwood Strings - Don't Pretend instrumental, but not the one that came out on a bootleg - this was the one without the lead violins which was the first version played, it's still never been released.

But also I knew Sam & Kitty was booted in 1973 or thereabouts which means logically, the emidisc would have been made before then :-)

Cos I'm f*cking clever that's how no, because I have always tried to find out when and where records were played, became popular etc. THose two were big records at the Torch and the Cats.

It's not an emidisc, it's a one sided boot, is this the one they pressed at the wrong speed - it's actually Marvin Gaye.

Did Bilston used to be known as Narnia, if so, about 5 miles

Just by whats on them really - like 1972 with that one you mention

I found a 10" acetate in the garage last week, inbetween a load of old albums in a box that hadn't been opened in years, and the tracks were bobby paris - i walked away lou roberts - ten to one johnny hendley - my baby came from out of nowhere and a mystery track THE EPITOME OF SOUND - INTO YOUR ARMS thought that sound interested so I played it and it was...anyone remember? Carol & gerri - How can I ever find the way. I estimate that one to date from June 1978.

I don't mean real acetates, I mean the ones we used to get made up, 2 tracks for a fiver back in the 70's. I've just found one containing side 1 - dynatones - the fife piper side 2 - chubby checker - cu ma la be stay this must surely date from 1969 or 1970? You just can't believe that either of these was ever rare but in those days I don't think there were any imports. I also remember having one with Bill Blacks Combo - Josephine and a Capitols LP track, circa 1970

They actually might be magic bookcases because about 3 years ago, I found a copy of Such Misery - The Precisions - on the top of the bookcases, again, just one record on it's own, though in the case of that one, I think I'd bought it a year earlier and 'lost it'

Oh, ok mate, I have in fact mended it but knowing me I've mended the wrong side. I'll send it back monday.

Scouts honour...I've just had to move some of the bookshelves that I keep my records on, they haven't been moved for nearly 7 years. Behind one of them was the record below. It's in terrible condition, cracked but plays, but more to the point, it books at £600. Now what the hell is it doing behind my bookcase? I don't remember ever having it or even hearing it, I just do not know why it's there. Looking forward to moving the other 4 bookcases tomorrow now

Think he means the one on Okeh? I had one on sale tuesday. Unless I'm thinking of something else.

I've got a mint Nicole Willis and a near mint UK Marvin Gaye if any use

Agree with you. I'd sell it for £25.

Problem is - he might not be on here to reply.

How much does that go for mate, I've got 2 of them

Is this on a red label? I'd also had it lying around for years and didn't ever play it because I thought it was the bloke who did Sea Of Love I put it in a pack of imports, 50 records for £100, that was only about 6 weeks ago. Congratulations someone