Dobber

cant beat a double wider mate...haha

it was actually my copy for sale,i sold it to john,so he wasnt auctioning it for someone else! there is no doubt it is very rare,it is the same group as 'job opening' and i would say a hell of a lot rarer than the queen city release,however job opening is 100% northern soul,and in everybodys top 10,'out of the incrowd' is a good tune with great production,but it falls in the bracket of 'neither here nor there' i sold it cos i was simply bored of it,but i would never have guessed it would achive 3k it is probably rare because it seems to be a one off label,and i wonder if it was a promo release because the b side has a very odd instrumental,which seems to have no place on any record...very odd! on a similar topic of whether it justifies the value,i wouldnt have believed the sandy golden would hit 8k,this dellarks 45 is rarer than that,and neither records are spectacular in any way....so WHO KNOWS! also i thought the lead vocal was the guy who sings ' the grinch'...haha

yeah nev, its been read,aswell as an inquiry regarding offers of money and trades,ive also requested a full pic of the entire record,both sides

any chance of replies to pm's? you are selling this record?

tell you what, this is a bloody good boot! i would never have known,and yes the matrix is upside down! thanks for the info!

i must admit a never realised the sax break was shorter on the rouser copy until i heard it,and when your used to hearing the fairmount version,the rouser version seems a bit half cut! still a nice thing to have though!

im to understand that the blue issue has been reissued/booted...how can you tell the difference? however i believe the white demo hasnt been booted...is this correct? thanks guys ps what a bloody tune this is....it looks and sounds like something you pay a fortune for,but its cheap as chips!....beggars belief!

hi white demo only please thanks lee

an original copy really does look orig! everything about it is unmistakable shame for you though benji,sounds like you nearly grabbed a bargain!

i sold my copy last year,but if i recall it has a bell sound stamp

what a bloody shame about the crack,looks like its in really good condition too. still worth a tidy sum though!

haha...very good!

i cant believe ive never heard this before!..bought it blind for a fiver,it looks rare,it sounds rare,but i doubt it is rare! but this tune ticks all the boxes for me,just been playing it really loud,and this record should be a MONSTER!

fantastic sets fellas...well done!

right stop talking about how cheap this record sold for back in the day...its doin my head in...haha my bloody house is going up for sale first thing!

yeah thats it...it actually went through twice...first time for a hell of a lot of money...and then relisted and got around £400 i think?

just listening to this record,and is it just my ears, or does it sound similar to soul bros inc- pyramid? and also i have it on a black label called hot disc...is this usual or unusual?

the so called original inspirations acetate recently went through the bay! but i would sell the house to have the original on breakthrough...oh and thats a great pic...i can boasting owning one record on there at least!

https://youtu.be/XJ6PV556JkA

yeah its the same records week in week out....it gives the impression that theres loads of copies of each record...(and im lee...not mark) do i know you rob?

none of them auction records sell....they just keeep going round and round...i assume he must put high reserves on them!

tony middleton-paris blues-polydor canadian

hi deceptions-people/of all the hearts-brooks nice and rare sweet group soul with a heavy funk b side i have a m- copy to swap/trade im only interested in 60's northern,and one for one thanks

just seen grier bros-weeping baby end at $535 i thought this was a £100 to £150 record...if your lucky? good tune,but a god awful recording ebay is getting bigger prices than jm's lately,wonder if that will filter onto here...haha