Quinvy

I would love to go out and hear some new quality tunes, and I spent years and years going all over the country trying to find some. There was very little of quality out there. That's why I started my own nighter, so I could hear some decent new to me tunes. Anyone can play an hour of stuff that no one has heard before. The problem is you'll never want to hear them again because they are rubbish. I also spent years travelling round the country to listen to Dj's that were highly regarded so that I could book them for my event. To say I was disappointed would be an understatement. With the exception of Butch, Andy Dyson and Kitch I never heard anyone that impressed me enough to book them. It's all down to taste, or should I say the lack of it. How can you hope to inspire dancers when you don't dance? And I've heard the stuff you play, and I stand by what I said.

If it was available for a tenner, would you buy it? We are all desperate to hear something new, but at some stage you have to wake up and admit that all the good stuff has been found. Try going out without taking drugs or getting pissed. A great deal of the stuff being played now has nothing to do with northern.

You knew what I meant John. I still don't get it. Rarity over quality in my humble opinion. 2 grand for that is madness.

Played this a few times now on some good speakers loud, and I just don't get it Words that spring to mind are, barrel, scraping and bottom.

I've had a couple over the years, all were on vinyl. Maybe they were boots?

No it's a fact that the white demo is the only way to own this brilliant tune. The issue is very muffled with too much bass and Marjorie's voice lower in the mix. The demo is much sharper/crisper with Marjorie's voice to the fore. Same goes for Bobby Garrett- I can't get away. The demo is superb and on styrene. The issue is terrible quality with very low volume.

If it's any good it won't need that Steve. Word of mouth and personal media will make it a must see, and a big hit. My fingers are still firmly crossed.

It's called hot boxing and it's the future.

Bloody hell, look out mate he'll be threatening you with legal action. He's done it with me a few times. There's only so much integrity when there's money involved. If you want to be certain of a fair deal, then you have to sell the stuff yourself.

The thing is it ain't rarity that fetches the big prices, it's the big Wigan era stuff. Some very rare 45's have gone for peanuts in comparison. I love Gwen Owens by the way, and Eddie Parker come to that, but not that much.

Just incredible.........what recession.

Benji there's a Romance Watson on the Anglo American list that I put up in sales today. Give RIck a call or send him an email mate. Best regards, Phil.

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We have to be strict on subs with those who don’t buy, so if this list is PLEASE NOTE : 45’s FROM HERE ON — SET SALE SECOND PAGE FOCUS 1 Creations I’ve Got To Find Her Globe M- 15 Great group dancer from Chicago — like only the Windy City could make ‘em 2 King Solomon’s Advisers The Tight Rope Ghetto M- 20 Into the new style of funky Northern? Then don’t miss this one 3 Joe Anderson Fever Buddah D M- 15 Great mid seventies midtempo outing 4 Lowell Fulsom Talkin’ Woman Kent M- 15 The origins of R&B style movement of today 5 Whispers Where Have You Been Roker M- 15 Quality midtempo mover as you would expect from this group around 1969 6 5 Wagers Come And Ask Me Tiara M- 15 Excellent early seventies floater 7 Shelley Fisher Big City Lights Aries M- 15 Last few copies of this Chicago winner — don’t miss out 8 Four Tops Don’t Bring Back Memories Motown 1147 M- 10 Why this isn’t better known is beyond me. Great stuff 9 Dorothy Moore — Eddie Floyd I’ll Never Be Loved Malaco M- 10 Top class duet on a 1972 dancer yet to receive its due acclaim 10 Ohio Players It’s A Crying Shame Compass M- 15 Pulsating bongo driven dancer. Great stuff from New York circa ‘67 11 The Carpets Keep Pushing On Show Me M- 300 12 Venturas Baby Be Mine Daniels M- 250 13 Tony Middleton You Spoiled My Reputation ABC Paramount M 100 Rare black issue copy 14 Vondors Look In The Mirror Holiday M- 150 15 Fabulous Mustangs I Won’t Let You Go ‘Stang M- 150 16 Romance Watson Where Does That Leave Me Coral M- 200 17 Rufus Wonder Under The Moon Lando VG++ 100 18 Carl Burnett Jerk Baby Jerk Carmax M- 100 19 Sir Guy Armond God Bless A Woman Scamm M- 200 20 Pat Sands & The Pebbles Loving Him Sussex D M- 100 21 Terry Callier Look At Me Now Cadet D M- 350 Rare demo copy 22 Clara Wood You’re After My Guy Imperial WD M- 200 23 Sensations Thank You Baby Brown M- 200 24 The Tears Good Luck My Love Smash WD M- 200 25 Wade Flemons Two Of A Kind Ramsel M- 350 26 Ve-Shells / Inst’l Shingaling Boola-Boola M- 100 Forgotten Mecca instrumental — deep flip, a good version of ‘Pledging My Love’ 27 Benny Spellman Please Mr. Genie Watch WD M- 125 28 The Shades Protect Our Love BLK VG++ 250 29 Rayford Tucker If You Need More Time (Time Will Tell) Sandpiper M- 100 30 Valiant Trio I’ll Make Her Mine E V M- 300 31 The Thieves Why Did You Do It To Me Broadway WD VG++ 100 32 Pat & The Neurotics I Like The Way You Do Your Thing Crown Ltd M- 300 33 Gene Anderson Do You Love Me Baby Nu-Tone M- 100 34 The Utmost Whole Lotta Lovin’ Lermco M- 100 35 Rufus Lumley Minneapolis, Minnesota Afford M- 250 36 Johnnie Alton Heartbeats Alpha M- 50 37 Billy Mitchell A Lot Of Woman Sterling M- 100 38 Contenders Lovely Lover Java VG++ 75 39 Dee Edwards Too Careless With My Love D Town M- 40 40 Donnie Burkes Satisfaction Guaranteed Decca D w.o.l M- 25 41 Linda Jones I’m Taking Back My Love Atco WD M- 250 42 Reflections You Don’t Love Me Went M- 75 43 C V Horn Love Is A Situation Della M- 75 44 Jerry Ganey Just A Fool Verve M- 125 45 Ad-Libs New York In The Dark A G P M- 200 46 Joey Heatherton When You Call Me Baby Decca D M- 100 47 Carole Waller This Love of Mind U.S.A. D M- 150 48 Fundamentals I Wouldn’t Blame You Okeh M- 150 49 Quintessents Image Of A Man Vibra VG++ 200 50 Next Exit Soulful-Child Ex-It M- 100 51 Lovelace Watkins Dreams Sue M- 125 52 Snowmen Sugar Daddy Roulette WD M- 75 53 Lyn Roman Unchained Dot WD M- 100 54 Spidells Pushed Out Of The Picture Coral M- 200 Black and multicoloured issue copy - scarce 55 Four Dimensions What Are They Doing Now Ramco M- 50 56 Contrails I’d Rather Be Lonely Chartbound M- 30 57 The Present Many’s The Slip Twixt The Cup And The Lip Philips M- 40 58 Lenis Guess Just Ask Me Le Grand VG++ 50 First label before SPQR 59 Jo Ann King Let Them Love And Be Loved Fairmount D M- 75 60 Johnny Dunn Darlin’ Double L WD M- 30 61 Artistics Get My Hands On Some Lovin’ Okeh M- 30 62 Cincinnatians Do What You Want To Do Emerald M- 50 63 J J Barnes Hold On To It Revilot M- 15 64 J J Barnes I’ll Keep Coming Back Revilot M- 15 65 J J Barnes Poor Unfortunate Me Ring M- 15 66 J J Barnes To An Early Grave Magic Touch M- 15 67 Larry Barnes Rags Is Rags Smash WD M- 25 68 Orthea Barnes Same As Before Mickay’s M- 150 69 Sidney Barnes You’ll Always Be In Style Red Bird D M- 200 70 Sidney Barnes Old Times Chess D M- 10 71 Eve Barnum We Go Together Checker M- 15 72 H B Barnum Baby, Love Me Capitol M- 15 73 H B Barnum The Record Capitol M- 25 74 H B Barnum Three Rooms With Running Water Imperial WD M- 35 75 H B Barnum How Many More Times RCA Victor M- 20 76 Barons Since You’re Gone RCA Victor WD M- 60 77 Susan Barrett It’s No Secret RCA Victor WD M- 150 78 Susan Barrett What’s It Gonna Be RCA Victor WD VG++ 100 79 Susan Barrett The Love We Never Knew Philips WD VG++ 30 80 Ronnie Barron Mamma’s Kind Of Song Decca M- 20 81 Jeff Barry I’ll Still Love You Red Bird M- 15 82 Len Barry It’s That Time Of Year Decca M- 10 83 Len Barry You Baby Decca M- 15 84 Len Barry Keem-O-Sabe Scepter WD M- 15 85 Johnny Bartel If This Isn’t Love Solid State WD VG++ 150 86 Johnny Bartel More Than Ever Before Solid State WD M- 30 87 Chris Bartley I’ll Take The Blame Buddah D M- 40 88 Chris Bartley Truer Words Were Never Spoken Vando WD M- 15 89 Chris Bartley Baby It’s Wonderful Vando M- 10 90 Fontella Bass Rescue Me Checker VG++ 8 91 Fontella Bass Rescue Me Checker M- 10 92 Fontella Bass Lucky In Love Checker M- 15 93 Fontella Bass I Don’t Hurt Anymore Bobbin M- 20 94 Fontella Bass Honey Bee Bobbin WD VG++ 30 95 Fontella Bass & Bobby McClure Don’t Mess Up A Good Thing Checker M- 15 96 June Bateman I Don’t Wanta Odessa M- 25 97 Bates Sisters Symphony For The Broken Hearted Nola M- 15 98 Ron Baxter True Love Is A Stranger Agon M- 30 MODERN / CROSSOVER 99 Visions Of A New World We Make It New World M- 100 100 Hank Sample Got To Find The Nerve Malaco M- 100 101 Dependables It’s Incomplete Vestpocket M- 100 102 Big Apple Brass My Home Royal Flush M- 200 103 Hartfield Brothers The Changes We Go Through For Love Boola-Boola M- 200 104 Willie Toliver Bit Off More Than I Could Chew Thin Dime M- 300 105 Gifted Four Are You Choosing CSC M- 100 106 Larry Mayfield Love Crave Mayfield M- 100 107 “Kyonz” Howard Goin’ Away Christie M- 100 108 Freddie Empire Let Me Give My Love To You Coconut M- 125 109 Benny Troy I Wanna Give You Tomorrow De-Lite M- 75 110 New Phase Love Is The Name Of The Game Gaytime east M- 50 111 Hot Bush Tell Me That You Will APA M- 50 112 Hot Line Feelin The Feelin Vigor M- 10 113 Bobbie Houston Moving On Top Hit M- 40 114 Larry Houston Let’s Spend Some Time Together HFMP M- 30 115 Larry Houston Let’s Spend Some Time Together HFMP (80’s) M- 25 116 Larry Houston Spice HFMP M- 10 117 Eddie Horan Love The Way You Love HDM M- 10 118 William Howard Come To Me Cat M- 50 119 Jerry Hoyle Night Cheater ENL M- 15 120 Freddie Hubbard ft. Jeanie Tracy You’re Gonna Lose Me Fantasy M- 40 121 R B Hudmon If You Don’t Cheat On Me Truth M- 15 122 Al Hudson You’re So Wonderful ABC M- 20 123 Al Hudson My Number One Need Atco M- 20 124 Al Hudson We Must Make It Happen Atco M- 40 125 Hues Corporation Give Me Everything Warner Bros D M- 15 126 Terry Huff Come On Round Circle City M- 10 127 Freddie Hughes Don’t You Leave Greg-Uh-Rudy M- 15 128 Freddie Hughes Take Me As I Am Hip Star M- 25 129 Chris Hunt Why Don’t You Try It G P M- 30 130 Geraldine Hunt I Feel Like A Woman Again Prism M- 10 131 Pierre Hunt I’ve Got To Have Your Love Golden Wheels M- 15 132 Ty Hunter I Don’t See Me In Your Eyes Anymore Invictus M- 50 133 Willie Hutch What You Gonna Do After The Party Motown 1433 M- 10 134 Leroy Hutson All Because Of You Curtom M- 15 135 Leroy Hutson Ella Weez Curtom M- 15 136 Leroy Hutson Love O’ Love Curtom D M- 15 137 Leroy Hutson Love O’ Love Curtom M- 20 138 Phyllis Hyman Under Your Spell Arista VG++ 15 139 Hypnotics Beware Of The Stranger Reprise D VG++ 15 140 I.A.P. Co Check Yourself Colossus M- 30 141 Identities When Love Slips Away House Of The Fox M- 25 142 Image Promises Verdy VG++ 20 143 The Imagination Love Diet 20th C. Fox M- 30 R&B / MOD / BOOGALOO / LATIN 144 Baby Jean If You Wanna Stacy WD M- 200 145 Roger Wade I Can Only Hurt You Thelma M- 100 146 Gene Tune Night Walker Jamell VG++ 150 147 Varetta & The Thomases Breaking Hearts Brent WD M- 100 148 Little Oscar I Tried Supreme Blues M- 30 149 Little Oscar Gotta Make A Change Toddlin’ Town VG++ 30 150 Little Richard Try Some Of Mine Brunswick M- 15 151 Little Sonny Wade In The Water Enterprise M- 30 152 Wayne Logiudice Come On Everybody Philips WD M- 25 153 Johnny London Woman’s Kind Of Love Jerden M- 25 154 Bobby Long A Good Time Skymac M- 50 155 Peggy Lord When Your Lover Has Gone Astray DJ w.o.l. VG++ 15 156 Georgia Louis Walk Softly Children Delden M- 35 155 Tommy Love Your Heart Is Like A Swingin’ Gate Rev M- 60 158 Fred Lowery Ride The Iron Horse Cotillion VG++ 15 159 The LPT’s Mo Soul Mary Jane M- 40 160 Don Luce Just ‘A’ Walker Empala M- 25 161 Gene Ludwig The Vamp Travis M- 15 162 Mary Lue & The Temptees Hippy Dippy Everlast M- 15 163 Nellie Lutcher Reaching For The Moon Melic M- 20 164 Barbara Lynn You Better Stop Jamie M- 15 165 Micki Lynn Sure Is Something Revue M- 15 166 Gloria Lynne You Don’t Have To Be A Tower Of Strength Everest VG++ 50 FUNK 167 Fabulous Impacts A Thousand Years Dad’s VG++ 250 168 Uptown Syndicate Uptown Fat City M- 100 169 The Billy Ball Upsetters African Suspense S.B.I. M- 100 170 Shades Of Time Can You Dig It Better World VG++ 150 171 Hollywood Attractions Determined Man Sugar Shack WD VG++ 100 172 Maceo & All The King’s Men A Funky Tale To Tell Excello D VG++ 10 173 Mainstreeters It’s My Life / River’s Edge Event M- 8 174 Herbie Mann Waterbed Atlantic D M- 10 175 Herbie Mann Soul Man / Memphis Two Step Embryo M- 10 176 Marlboro Men Cute Mama Gungo M- 200 177 Esther Marrow He Don’t Appreciate It Flying Dutchman M- 30 178 Maskman & The Agents Yaw’ll / One Eye Open Dynamo M- 8 179 Maskman & The Agents Stand Up Vigor M- 15 180 Barbara Mason If You Don’t (Love Me, Tell Me So) Arctic WD M- 10 181 Johnny Mae Mathews My Momma Didn’t Lie Big Hit M- 80 182 Andre Maurice You’re The Cream Of The Crop Bale M- 15 183 Van McCoy Let’s Do The Latin Hustle Hector M- 30 184 Brother Jack McDuff Hunk O’ Funk Blue Note M- 15

It's a two grand record all day long. Wonderful

Yes, it was Tim's copy that went for big money Kev. I had always thought the demo was around £150- £200 but obviously not. To be honest, you don't see it for sale much these days. If I hear of one, I will let you know.

Sorry to interrupt your thread sir, but I was recently astounded by how much this 45 is fetching nowadays. I just wondered if you we're aware of this?

I think Dickie Watts copy was the last one one Manships auction. Can't remember if it played perfect or not, but seem to remember it went for around £3.5K.

I think someone should pin some of this thread. This question seems to come up every other week.

Yes I do. You can only scream "hold on" so many times before it goes from crescendo, to bloody annoying. There's a very fine line between brilliant, and over doing it. To me the 45 has got it just right.

I personally think it ruins a great record. The 45 is one of the best tunes ever put on vinyl in my humble opinion, and you can't improve on perfection.

Absolutely Kev......Wish I still had them.

I actually did once I think.

Let my copy go very cheap then. Mick H got a bargain.

How much? I hope you are joking.

Here's the Prophets track. Happy days. Prophets - Hey,hey,hey.mp3