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I did have a good few of these as I used to sell them via the These Old Shoes web site, dunno if I have any left but will have a look in the storage box on Tuesday if I can find it. Cheers Paul

Good topic! Got a few opinions on this myself As a seller I buy records to sell to fund the purchase of other records, I also sometimes sell stuff from my collection that I don't want any more but again it is to fund other purchases. Pricing records is pretty hard really as I find there is only an accepted "going rate" for records that are around the 50-100 quid level. Particularly these days when people will blow 20 on a boot quite happily, and also 500 quid on a record seems to be getting quite common.. Records from my collection I always price at a level that I will sell it at rather than selling just for some money - if they don't sell at the price I have put on them then I'll just have to keep them Records I have bought to sell on; I price for profit and try to be under what they would generally be priced at, if I can't do that then I don't buy them in the first place. When I put a list on here I normally sell about 50-60% of the records listed. Anything that doesn't sell goes back in my sales box to be sold later. I only put stuff on eBay now if it is in demand or I need to raise cash quickly. I quite often buy things off eBay and put them back on and get more for them, particularly classic oldies for some reason (recently got £35+ for a 2nd issue of Dust My Broom). I too think that comments on pricing should be OK cos quite often I cannot believe what people ask for records but at the end of the day if you don't like the price then don't pay it. I always hate seeing records listed for offers as I never know what to offer, I am normally too tight to make a decent offer whereas if they were priced I would probably pay a price I wouldn't offer to get a record I wanted (if that makes sense ). Mind you, worse than seeing records for offers is making an offer then not even getting a reply, these people go straight on my never-buy-from list. Cheers Paul

Temptations - (Loneliness Made Me Realise) It's You That I Need: https://www.soulclub.org/stream/The_Temptat...That_I_Need.ram Used to play this at These Old Shoes, think Chalky plays it too? (B*gger! that apostrophe thing means the link doesn't work! Help?)

Just got another copy of this which has different labels to the one I already have, they both have the same label number 526 so did this have 2 issues? What's the story please? Ta Paul

Wade Flemons - Jeanette - Ramsel £428 That is just barking

I think the Mary Jane version clinches it for me Just my two penny worth

Arthur Prysock: All I need is you tonight Old Town 10 Bargain! This ought to be absolutely massive. Another Ace Spectrum https://www.raresoulman.co.uk/sounds/exists..._IS_YOU_TONIGHT Maybe it isn't rare enough?

Thanks for that, I thought my memory was tricking me again. I'm fairly certain you could buy generic Wigan Casino & Northern Soul patches in any newsagents in the mid to late seventies. They were common as muck and were thought of as a bit of a joke by some. Suppose the actual commemorative patches are different, earned as Simon said. There was a young chap (17 or 18) at the York all dayer the other year who spent most of the day dancing in front of the stage, dressed in baggies and a vest. Agree with who ever said that if the young ever grabbed hold of Northern as a retro scene it would be good to see. Doubt they would buy the original records tho. Now ... 50+ year olds in baggies and vests ?

Think these were known as Disc-Go's (geddit?), quite often see them on eBay (US site) normally being auctioned with their contents (Booby Darin etc). I've got a few record containers but they are in storage at the moment as I'm still between permanent abodes. Would like one of those tho .........

Cheers Paul, give my best to everyone, really miss London hey ho!

Just got a copy of The Puzzles - My Sweet Baby - Fatback, 7 quid off eBay However the vinyl is mintish but the labels are shot to sh*t. Could some kind soul please put up scans of both sides for me so that I can cut them out and stick them on so I know which side is which? I know this is sacrilege but the labels are almost completely gone and it is just for personal use Ta Paul (This is the side with the good label)

Must be just the blue ones? My green one has a full label. Choon anyway

Every one of the following list is a fiver: 5 for 20 10 for 35 Most can be heard on John Manship's site or Soulclub (All Ex or better unless stated) Shirley Brown - A Mighty Good Feeling/Long On Loving - Arista 0270 WLP Harold Melvin - Reaching For the World/Stay Together - ABC 4161 (UK) VG (Couple of nasty marks on Reaching side that you can hear) The Ribbons - Ain't Gonna Kiss Ya/My Baby Said - Era 5021 (Golden Era series) Sons of Robin Stone - Love Is Just Around The Corner/Same - Atco 6929 M/S Promo Honey & The Bees - It's Gonna Take A Miracle/What About Me - Josie 1030 (small wol) Marvelettes - Playboy/All The Love I've got - Tamla 54060 Joe Matthews - Sorry Ain't Good Enough/We Got A Good Thing Going - Thelma 114 WLP (reissue) Derek Martin - You Better Go/You Know - Roulette 4631 (wol) Sam & The Iridescents - Without My Sugar/While The City Sleeps - Capitol 5834 (label tear 1 side) Kim Weston - Just Loving You/Another Train Coming - Tamla 54085 VG+ Temptations - Beauty Is Only Skin Deep/You're Not An Ordinary Girl - Gordy 7055 VG Mighty Sam - Never Too Busy/Mr & Mrs Untrue - Malaco 1011 Joyce Kennedy - Can't Take A Chance/How Old Is Old - Ran-Dee 118 Gene Chandler - Song Called Soul/You Left Me - Constellation 124 Millie Jackson - My Man A Sweet Man/I Gotta Get Away - Spring 127 VG+ Dee Dee Sharp - Rock Me In The Cradle Of Love/You'll Never be mine - Cameo 260 Promo Deon Jackson - Come Back Home/Nursery Rhymes - Atlantic 2252 Chris Bartley - Sweetest Thing This Side Of Heaven/Love Me Baby - Vando 101 Bobby Bland - You're All I Need/Deep In My Soul - Duke 416 Betty Everett - Sugar/Just Another Winter - Uni 55189 Eddie & Ernie - I'm Goin For Myself/blank - Eastern 606 Promo (1 sided) Verdelle Smith - A Piece Of The Sky/Tar & Cement - Captiol 5632 Denise La Salle - Man Sized Job/I'm Over You - Westbound 206 Little Charles & The Sidewinders - Please Open Up The Door/You're A Blessing - Red Sands 701 Brenda & The Tabulations - Hey Boy/Just Once In A Lifetime - Dionn 503 Bunny Sigler - Let The Good Times Roll/There's No Love Left - Parkway 153 Bobby Womack - Check It Out/Interlude #2 - UA14738 Debra - Can You Remember/What's It Gonna Be - Gree-Jack 461 The Vogues - True Lovers/The Land Of Milk & Honey - Co & Ce 238 Deon Jackson - You Said You Loved Me/Love Makes The World Go Round - Carla 2526 VG wol Arthur Alexander - A Shot Of Rhythm & Blues/You Better Move On - Dot 16309 (label wear) Doris Duke - The Feeling Is Right/He's Gone - Canyon 54 Carla Thomas - Pick Up The Pieces/Separation - Stax 239 Bobby Bland - Good Time Charlie/Inst - Duke 402 Postage: UK 1st class - 1.60 UK recorded - 2.20 UK Special delivery 5.50 Add 15p per record. Thanks Paul

Is it just me, or has there been quite a lot of these for sale recently considering it is a relatively rare record?

I remember this is one of the things I played from John's box when he stayed round my gaff after guesting at TOS, the arrangement was bacon sarnies for a rummage through his records. Straight on my wants list and took me about three years to get one for a modest 26 dollars off eBay. The cream one:

31, The Drapers, Your Love Has Gone Away, GEE - Promo, 50, Great tune and looks cheap

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The original question involved the mainstream media and as most people have said, they tend to represent things in a way that suits them. Unless it is done by someone who has some repect and knowledge for the music and the scene generally, the mainstream media will always portray the scene badly. Whilst we were running These Old Shoes in London, the BBC contacted me (my mobile no was on the flyers) and said they were interested in filming the club. Initially I thought "Thats great!" but then I decided to be cautious. I asked them why and they told me they were doing a short film on "Northern Soul in Strange Places" - evidently next to Tower Bridge counted as strange. I thought that it would be a silly piece that might get shown repeatedly and we could end up as laughing stocks so I said that I was reluctant to have the club filmed. The BBC rep then said "So is it just a load of old blokes dancing on their own to crap music then?" This took me aback a bit so I said "Yes, why would you want to film that?" and she put the phone down. Odd really, but it maybe illustrates the mainstream media's attitude. I'm still a no. That's a mainstream media no not an elitist no or a don't want anything to change no. Cheers Paul

Hi Paul, I just got it through as part of my continuing quest for the first 100 UK Motown LPs, its on 11067 - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - Make It Happen. Cost me about a fiver plus postage Also just got 11022 - Marvin Gaye - A Tribute To The Great Nat King Cole but I doubt that will have any tracks on it to play out Cheers Paul

I know the Isley Brothers version gets plays from the MFP LP but just wondered if this has ever been played out by anyone? Also, which is best?

Voted Bad. Anyone remember the 100 club for the 3 months after the article in the Observer in about 2001? Its still there for people to find if they want to and if presented in the right way those that want to will. Cheers Paul

--> QUOTE(Mike B @ Apr 30 2007, 08:13 PM) link Then along comes some tw*t with a dollar more :angry: Post up if you land one Paul because I'm still scouting round for you Sorted now, thanks Mike

Both sold now

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