Ernie Andrews

This is on the Avco Lp as well- I think 3 45s were released from this album. 1973 I think Midtempo most of them- I dont have time to worry- is nice but only worth a fiver- The Lp is not easy to get in good condition although not very rare. My favourite of Little Anthomy is "If I loved you" on UA - sheer class

Have you ever see John weston when hes on the decks- Now Johnny Boy is a fabulous dancer especially when he has had a few and falls over!

Got it Chris cheers for that. This request is in relation to ******** who has stolen 2 of my records! and he offloads records to this guy every so often.

Im looking for someone called Rob Smith- maybe Notts area Anyone have his phone number.

Good question- I think the Downing is 74 and Ive got a Tina Charles demo so I will look tonight and see!

How do you get the time to buy records when you cannot be bothered to send records back to people that you owe? Ive waited months for the 2 records you owe me and all I get is excuses and I dont have the time because Im working - Well you have the time to bid on ebay so get the 2 records you have stolen back to me. No body deal with this person until I get my 2 record back. They are not worth an awful lot but its the principal of the matter and technically as he has nevere returned the records he has stolen them iMO

Nobody interested in this? - will trade

I see you have apicture of the Marriotts demo - Tell it like it is- but its not on your list witha price!

iVe just recently paid £35 for Im just nobody by Mr Downing - Absolute amazing 70s record and on my playlist for our next soul night in Aberdeen.

Niteflyte - All about love - US Ariola - mint minus Pm Me no reasonable offer refused

Yes your right the artistic sounds - Cracking good tunes on it and some that could be played out especially- where do we go from here-

Bought this LP blind - Described as Gospel Soul- had a music clip and thought not bad really. Anyhow it arrives and its got some interesting tracks on it- Nothing fabulous to play out but a couple of potential danceable tracks with the only downside of mention of God or Jesus! It is a New Jersey/Newark credit on it but then what caught my eye was the name of the lead Vocal- AL Mason The Lp dates from the late seventies and its on Savoy records. There are photos of the group(Accoustic sounds) on the front of the cover but Ive never seen a pic of Al mason so dont know if its the one we all know or just some other person called Al Mason. Anybody else know this LP at all and has anyone a pic of Al mason of good lovin fame Cheers Steve

Kiki Dee- Love is a warm kinda sorrow - Great Expectations LP Now thats a great Motown track Lp only unless someone can put me right!

This is avery interesting debate. In the last few years I have been short of cash and bought and sold records to survive. I kept the records I really liked to build avery modest collection- some good tunes and some not so good but hey I worked hard for it! I recently came into to some money and gues what apart from an acetate I paid £200 for I havnt bought anything big. The reason is Im too scared to start shelling out for records that might turn up in quantity at any moment even If I love them to bits and to be honest I like the idea of buying something for $10 selling it for £10 and then buying a record for that same tenner. You get a great deal of satisfaction out of it. So my limit is a psychological one rather than monetary. Regards Steve

I have a record by the Spontanes on Beaver records called - This heart of mine Is this the same group that did -Where did I go wrong- on United artists Any info on the group and either of these records would be welcome

As my mate Sepia said I just got rid of mine to Barry Waddington who had it on his site. Seen a few more copies of- Yes your in love- recently yet thats supposed to be the rarest out of them all. Never gonna get away from me is IMO sheer class! What does anyone think its worth them?

Ive bought from paul lots and he is a BIT SLOW BUT it appears everything is slow from USA at the moment!

Ive got the Johnny Green & his green men- I love the b side - My little green thumb Its in my play bos but not sure If I could play it as the production is weird. The music is loud until the vocal comes in then it dies abit and whe the vocal stops it raises up again. Still love it though!

I work in the risk management business. I am sure I would only take risks based on empirical evidence not based on perceptive risk. Buying a record for 3K without the empirical evidence is a huge gamble when the empirical evidence suggests that 240 of them could still be out there! By the way John I used to work at Global so I know abit or 2 about trawling through records!

Whats this worth in mint minus cond?

So the question is? Is someone shelling out 3k for the rarity value or the song value? Its not rare because as said in first couple of posts Mr Anderson saw 250 and 240 could still be available- I seem to remember a thread afew weeks ago that said we should change the treminology from rare to difficult to obtain! Forget the reminiscing as I have some horror stories from Global that Im not 100% sure happened so I ask again whats the 3k for the song or the rarity or whatever we now call it!

There are lots of 12" of Gentlmen/Four below zero- Raret it at £35-40 tops

Thought Tommorrow was on Popside!

could be 5th Dimension on Motown - Everybodys got to give it up

NO they are not taking the Micky - This guy was famous because he had severe disability- The person who lived with him in an learning disability institution recognised that he could understand him when he spoke but the Nurses could not. Joey was not mentally handicapped at all he was physically disabled but had always been treated as mentally handicapped because every proffessional said that he spoke babble when infact it was the proffesionals who were handicapped because thay could not understand him I met him once many years ago when I visited the hospital he was staying in. Very bright chap who did a lot for people with dissabilities - so no! It is not a wind up. Long Live Joey Deacon (Sadly passed away)