Dobber

was j d martin issued? dean courtney mgm issue bloody rare sam williams tower issue?

hi all, a mixture of 70's boots and reissues for the new boot generation! postage £2 paul anka-cant help loving you-rca orange ex £15 devonnes-im gonna pick up my toys-uk american ex £15 cooperettes-shing a ling-brunswick gold ex £20 rita dacosta-dont bring me down-mohawk orange ex £10 rufus lumley-im standing-ootp white label ex £10 barbara mills-queen of fools-hickory ex £15 steve karman band-breakaway-u/artists ex £15 earl wright-thumb a ride-capitol uk ex £20 robert knight-branded-monument uk ex £15 j j barnes-sweet sherry-groovesville ex £20 thanks

haha..very good!

the northern soul scene was built on quality up beat tunes like this one,its no surprize that they have disapeared into collections since the early 70's,and as for value,this tune is as deserving a decent price tag as any other quality oldies that achieve 300 quid+ on a daily basis,that arent even as rare! i have to say that 100 quid for a stand out tune seems like bugga all these days,mind you i could spend that 100 quid on a bootleg of salvadors..haha

id say is barracuda 45 was his rarest 'dont turn your back on me' and for me his finest,production and vocal on that is outstanding!

great tune,as is 'that driving beat'

that tune is like trying to make a square fit in a round hole,you gonna have to keep hitting that thing to make it fit,but it will never be a easy fit.

also its a right kick in the bollocks record, like j raye philly dog! stormin northern soul!

first copy i had a good 8 year ago was a red issue and paid £40,since then ive had 2 white demos which i regret selling,but the record as slowly but surely risen in demand and value....i rate it as a £300 record in ex, a tad for more for an issue!

hi all sorry gang,settle down,its 5 70's boots for the new boot generation all these play great,however ive graded them visually postage £2 four larks-i still love you-canterbury vg+ £10 (small sticker,light marks) connie clark-my sugar baby-joker black vg £10 (great label,many light marks) rita dacosta-dont bring me down-mohawk vg++ £8 (great label & styrene) duke browner-crying over you-impact red vg++ £20 (great label & styrene) cooperettes-shing a ling-brunswick gold vg++£20 (small sticker,great styrene) returns if your not happy for full refund. thanks

great double header...and on a white one too...nice

hi all postage £2 all in ex condition bob brady & chonchords-more more of your love-chariot £10 ojays-looky looky-neptune £10 fantastic johnny c -dont depend on me-phil of soul £15 jackie wilson-nothing but blue skies-brunswick £10 righteous bros band-rat race-verve £15 thanks

just listened to the c/u,it just soinds like a b side on a early 70's stax/atlantic record...not memorable by any stretch!

same seller thinks the headlines-looking for a love is a 600 quid tune,so what does that tell ya! 250 on a very good day! that c/u wants chopping in half...the price i mean..haha

i know it was a while back,but do you recall the bump on the run in?

yeah thats the bugga! damn...wish that was an original! it kills it for me,i know its still a piece of vinyl with a great tune on it,but it misses that all important ingredient...'ORIGINAL'

so is the 70's copy on riverside a boot,or is that maybe a legal press of sorts? ive seen a pic of it,its a pale blue label with black text on vinyl,looks bloody convincing!

i imagine it is because of the bump on the run in,however if the press went tits up,why not sort it out and run some more off,maybe he just didnt have that much faith in it?

very true,my blue issue came via herman and andy rix,i few more have appeared in the last few years,but still a rare item! however i reckon the mercury release is the rarest.

in fact the last couple of tunes ive pursued have turned out to be unreleased on a single...its a right shitter when that happens!

hi all postage £2 this is the withdrawn original on the green pameline label,which was later reissued on the orange label! detroit executives-cool off-pameline ex £250 (spotless labels,shiny vinyl,plays loud & clear) (5mm slight warp on the run in,doesnt affect play at all)

great mix of sounds there

sorry my friend i forgot to edit post,thankyou but i now have a copy

hi all postage £2 karl evans-wee oo i'll let it be you-skyway ex £50 (rarer yellow label on vinyl) cooperettes-shing a ling-brunswick-ex £50 (rare gold label on styrene) bob relf-blowing my mind to pieces-trans records ex £50 (yellow label on vinyl,drum & sticks stamped in runout)

what a downer! havent you got an acetate tucked away somewhere?