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Dunno mate but your original pic does look like the bottom darker yellow one? So I reckon you can see why the other chap thought it may be the 70’s boot? Maybe if you originally mentioned yours was stamped?

One on eBay along with a bunch of other big hitters! So be ready for a battle😂

Actually just looked on YouTube,it’s a new release,im impressed cos it sounds much older,good band and cool song

Is this a new release? Not a 60s/early 70s release?

Darryl Stewart -name it and claim it-wand demo vg+ nice clean record nice labels £160 the sweet -broken heart attack-smash red issue ex lovely clean vinyl and labels £150 1st class sign for included paypal as friends no quibble returns

Just heard it on a video,but no mention of the tune? Soulmp3.mp3 lee

£100 and a record! bet that felt like a lottery win back then lee

That seems straight enough brich ,but I would imagine a collector selling a number of records per week with a view to selling the whole collection of possibly thousands is gonna look questionable to hmrc,unless you can prove that the records were purchased through your younger years and now selling cos your older? Profit or not,that wouldn’t be a business would it?

Darryl Stewart -name it and claim it-wand demo vg+ nice clean record nice labels £160 the sweet -broken heart attack-smash red issue ex lovely clean vinyl and labels £150 plus post paypal as friends no quibble returns

Sounds like the backing to a Phil Spector tune that maybe didn’t materialise?

I thought if you sell a collectible for any amount on any platform it wasn’t subject to tax? As an individual,not a business?

Darryl Stewart-name it and claim it-wand discogs shows only promos (black text) including the misspelt title version,so the red text issue appears to be rare?

The music is certainly interesting and a level of invention in there,the vocals suit the song too,it’s more Scott walker to my ears then anything else as it has been posted on soul source it will get criticised as a soul record or not? But as a piece of work I think it’s a good effort,it’s original,what market it sits in well who knows! So much music in the world,it’s gotta be hard to stand out!

Given the prices on his old man’s site it ain’t so ridiculous 😂 Also there was a newspaper article with a picture of him holding the record and stood next to a Ferrari and it stating he had paid 100k for the record,sure it was early last year?

I think when I read about it last year he had paid £100k for it?

I wonder if he will take £149500 for it? 😂

It’s got to be the ramona Collins with the intro👍

When I got into northern I was much younger than most of the already fans,the ex casino attendees etc…and I got into collecting the records in the same way they did which was boots and compilations,which naturally ended up being obsessed for the originals! And in all these years I don’t think that has changed,any younger fans in the scene now and coming in will go exactly the same way as we all did in my opinion! It’s inevitable!

I’ve messaged the seller,but there is no option for public viewing?

I would have thought the desire to be a dj specifically of northern soul you would WANT to play original records,the second issue/boots scenario I can see ending up in YouTube streaming or spotify,or something as stupid as that? In all my years I’ve never known one person who would be happy to go to a soul nite or all-nighter where the djs are playing seconds/boots,I think it’s the collectors and djs that drive the scene equally as much as the punter.

I also notice it is in the track listing of a destiny lp from 1980,so it must have been a well known tune even by 1980,oddly though the blue sharks is on the lp too?

😂😂😂

I think to cherish the tradition of the northern soul dj it has to be absolute,no bending,no excuses,play the original record or stay at home!