Chalky

A mate had the monorays for around a ton and couldn't shift it. 370 is barmy.

You se many ebay ads etc that say they won't ship to x,y,z countries. I charge £1.50 first class, £2.50 recorded which I think is fair. Even if I use a second hand mailer it is inside a postage bag which is about 40p.

i would have said 100 to 150?

I haven't said it wasn't very good. But you hear stories of records goi g missing all the time. Personally I've never had a problem, if I don't know the seller I ask around and get a recommendation.

Thats mad. Might not sound a lot for the odd package but add it up over a year if you post on a regular basis then you are losing a fair bit of money.

Do you not charge for packaging Pete, must cost you a fortune every year if you send majority first class.

Post to Europe first class and you are asking for trouble, post it recorded. I'm not blaming buyers by the way, just heard so many stories of records going missing with no recompense because it was posted first class., the fault of the post office over there more than likely although not in all cases. Many dealers won't post to France, Italy, Spain, Russia.............

I priced the cost of a 45 a few weeks ago.... UK First class = £1.20 Recorded = £2.15 up to £50 in value. Special delivery = £6.35 Europe First class = £3.50 Int. Signed For = £8.80 up to £50 £11.40 up to £500 Rest of the world up to £50 worth of records is £9.80 plus your P&P. Packet up to the value of £500 is £12.40 plus your P&P. All the above is postage only , no packaging.

Had to laugh at what it said on one site..... The 40-year-old entertainer performed his song “Happy” during the show, but also gave the crowd a taste of his fan favorite song “Get Lucky” in the beginning of the performance. Pharrell will be heading to the Oscars in a couple weeks where he is nominated for Best Original Song for “Happy,” which was written for the movie Despicable Me 2. Nothing like credit where credit is due.....

There was a request for dancers on FB I think.

Butch has played it at 100Club and Lifeline and I guess othe places he has graced e decks occasionally.

It's the Yorkshire blood, straight to the point. Don't doubt his product but he soon changed tack when he knew there was money to be made out of the Brits.

It was Tefteller who did nothing but slag soul collectors off for many years, especially the Brits, and other collector of other genres.

Pretty sure it is Jason Yoder who runs indiana45's.

Scott Harlow runs the midwest45 website, not sure if he is the owner of Indiana45's? Scott's email is scottdharlow@yahoo.com

Lenny Harkins played the original acetate last night, sounded great.

Martha Jean Love is a cover up name.

I said it earlier. John will pay the vat on his earnings, 20% of 20%. The seller will get 80% if Johns fee is 20%.

Many DJ's had the 45, many bought them both together in the 80's/early 90's so for me it wasn't a case of anyone particular DJ making either Constellations a big record but the fact that many had them and it/they was played everywhere you went form the 80's up to the present day.

Little Ann "What Should I Do" simply brilliant.

got a release via LP.

Which record, Constellations?

Along with the other Butch discovery of the time Jesse James "Love Is Alright" two of the greatest.

Long time since I was at school but 20% of 1000 left 800. Either price is a lot more than I sold it for mid 90's