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That is easy; on those not too rare but still with a flowing demand to it, to estimate the top bid on JM auctions do like so; If it can be accepted that Howard Guyton in Ex/M should be set at +/- 150 £ on list, then add 50% to 75 % (JM factor) and you have a good chance to be close to the final score. Now to achieve that, some relevant and not so relevant points need to be fed to the bidders like rarer mint stock issue (that is = NOS !!! = multiples most of the time). I never considered this Verve stock issue rarer than the demo. On the contrary, I had to turn down many issues to get a clean promo through the years. The stocker collectors are getting blinded by the need to "upgrade" their collection and the dealers are not losing their touch... Some of those issues are ever since considered rarer and if it's the case for some, it is really not a generality. In this case it's pure infatuation. Just check Popsike or Collectorsfrenzy and you'll see. But there is also/always the exception here to prove the rule; David Coleman is as unexplainable as unexpected to me. I don't see where the logic works, nor how to apply a mathematical recipe to it. Is it another one of those Broadways dementia factor ? I still love to look at JM auctions and their descriptions for the fun, the critical eye, ear and heart but just to see the final result with some jealousy, disgust and better expectation for the future music and record wise. It's a bit like watching, reading or hearing the news... Can't help doing so and i must say it doesn't always bring joy and felicity to the start off the day. Curiosity killed the cat.

Now reduced !

where exactly ?

Good luck with an issue ! It's a bit much rarer, but what a tune !

!!! SOLD !!! Bobbi Lynn classic in good (EX- or VG++) shape and playing strong, strong - strong - STRONG ! The label has wear and yellow/orange staining and the vinyl has marks and scuffs. Still it looks good overall. Flip it for a brilliant "corny rauncher" in the prime. Sound clips and scans from actual record for sale. bobbi lynn1.mp3bobbi lynn2.mp3 NOW 35 £ was 45 £ FREE POST TO ALL OVER THE WORLD ! (extra 6 £ to have it signed for) payment through Paypal as 'to family or friends' gradings M, EX, VG, G PM me for inquiries

Looking for an at least "play strong" vg copy or better. It must be original; either USA, Canadian or UK. Still with descent overall looks (swol, noc, stol are OK) but since it's going to be for DJ purpose, it don't need to be in collectors shape and priced in accordance of course. PM me for proposals.

!!! SORTED !!! Looking for a friend a copy of Screamin' Jay Hawkins 'I put a spell on you' on USA Decca. Must be clean but don' t have to be in intish collector's condition and so the price could reflect that. I have stuffs to trade or it can be paid for through Paypal (or bank transfer in €). if ever, just PM me.

it's another monday https://www.mixcloud.com/Cloudfunk/timmy-soul-presents-stop-look-and-listen/ Patti Drew — stop, look and listen the Ringleaders — I’ve got to find my baby One’s Sy Mack — never listen to your heart get away Larry jackson — lovin’ the Pretenders — just be yourself the Carstairs- it really hurts me girl the Traits — some day some where Archie Bell & the Drells — love will rain on you Rick Thompson — what do I have to do Rozetta Johnson a woman’s way

Another typo price mistake !

Looks good and legit to me.

This is the real deal on styrene and with red "A" on the promo; and the bootleg on vinyl no red "A" and a crap sound as looks;

it's because you're "newer"

Make sense indeed. Wrote to the seller pointing just that. Wait and see...

it's been a while I haven't see a new entry on E-bay (some of the old ones are automatically re-listed) that is so far of any discerning sense. https://www.ebay.com/itm/ETTA-JAMES-Pay-Back-Northern-Soul-single-Argo-dj-copy-same-song-both-sides-VG-/121221645633?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item1c395f8541

This seems fair price/condition as 'buy it now' and/or this bootleg still on auction...

Mary Love's 'hey stoney face' b/w 'gotta get you back' and her first first 45 'you turn my bitter into sweet' b/w 'let me know' are all Jobette publishing with 3 out of 4 Pimpkin's composition. Both issued in 1965. So Mary Love's version is first to be published anyway. The label Ruby-Doo would have been founded in 1966 by a guy called John Marascalco (founder of Cee-Jam Records, JC, Lola Records, Princess Records, Ruby-Doo Records, Sabrina Records) and featured (studio) bands that did covers... Brenda started her career at Motown mid 1964 and it is established that she did sing for different outfit under a pseudo in 1966 while she was still doing fine at Motown. And in Barbara's version of 'stoney face' you do have reminders of 'when I'm gone' I find. Even though her tone us lower and less powerful than normally. So if this Brenda in 1966, it is absolutely possible as she went in the studios to sing with the Ikettes (Phi-Dan), the Belles (Mirwood) under pseudos in that time 1966.

Agreed with RobbK, Barbara's cut sounds like a demo version to me. Indeed it has an edge ("rawer") of something rather unfinished. Never liked it so much. It sounds "pop" in the arrangements. Most likely to give the song an appeal to a larger crowd. Vicky (Pinky & Purky) Nelson is pure dreaded cover musically and vocally. While Mary Love's version being elevator's muzak, if so I'll swap my anorak coat for a bell boy hat right away and spend the rest of my life working in elevators going up and down.

His 'I refuse to give up' on Wand are all styrene.

There's no styrene to 'I'm your yes man' is there ?

Oh, never seen anything like it. Even the one on Popsike sold as a presumed promo copy don't show anything stating it's one ! All the 6T's and early 7T's Gamble promos I've seen were real white promos and not issues customized with a stamp or sticker on. So you say otherwise ? Well I'd like to see that then, just to be proven wrong...

I don't get this at all. Amazing tracks both sides. That USA Gamble issue is indeed harder to come along than the Sassy (not with the 'this is just a 'B' side) for what ever reason. There's no promo of the Gamble since the Sassy issue already did the job (local hit) and so it was released through Gamble to try and satisfy "a" public demand. Maybe it didn't work out somehow... It even got European releases through the Gamble connection. But the top of it all are those dreadful strings they added for what ever (no) reasons on 'love (your pain goes deeper)' for this Gamble release that even the UK Inferno reissue (from the late 7T's or early 8T's) didn't use. Thank the lord for that. All that makes this Frank Beverley Gamble INFACTUATION IMHO something that still... leaves me... in a daze... even after all this time. Collection can be one thing. Sense, ear and affection (compare the label's design and pick) might be another in the end...

Is there a year of release on it ? A scan of the label maybe... Nice any which way.

yes Dutch

The end is nigh !

Chris Kenner's harder side to get with a great club sound on this very collectable full of soul label; Uptown. In a similar vein, the flip is worth a listen as well. Near mint with sticker residue on flip side. was 35 £ NOW 30 £ FREE POST TO ALL OVER THE WORLD ! (extra 6 £ to have it signed for) payment through Paypal as 'to family or friends' gradings M, EX, VG, G PM me for inquiries Delores Hall chimes driven classic 'good lovin' man' on a black imprint like a demo but only not stating that; 'not for sale'. In near mint condition. was 25 £ NOW 20 £ FREE POST TO ALL OVER THE WORLD ! (extra 6 £ to have it signed for) payment through Paypal as 'to family or friends' gradings M, EX, VG, G PM me for inquiries Barbara and Brenda pop-corn, northern soul or what it is, it is rather interesting and can only go bigger... ex condition (needs a little vinyl clean). Sound clips from Youtube for reference and scans from actual 45 for sale. was 45 £ NOW 40 £ FREE POST TO ALL OVER THE WORLD ! (extra 6 £ to have it signed for) payment through Paypal as 'to family or friends' gradings M, EX, VG, G PM me for inquiries Northern soul evergreen featuring Carl spencer in Ex++ condition. Full gloss and few faint surface scuffs NAP with label almost immaculate. One for the collectors and DJ 's alike. Sound clips from Youtube for reference and scans from actual 45 for sale. was 55 £ NOW 50 £ FREE POST TO ALL OVER THE WORLD ! (extra 6 £ to have it signed for) payment through Paypal as 'to family or friends' gradings M, EX, VG, G PM me for inquiries