Chalky

I have one Ill let go. Not sure of the price these days, probably around £25/£30. Drop me a pm if interested.

By repress do you mean boot?

Standard collection fillers I would use Tim's online guide, he won't be far off with those and it would be quicker than sorting the average price out on somethng like popsike. Besides I wouldn't have though many fillers on there, too cheap? I still think the best guide to a price is a solid sale price either via lists, dealers or on the shop floor. Prices via popsike etc I would use after I'd exhausted my first preference. Each to their own I guess. 500 records I'd list on here in look at your box 30 at a time and get the price that way. Be as accurate as anywhere.

£85 on amazon, almost $119 on cduniverse. Why don't they sell it without the 45's?

There's too many anomalies with auction prices and the range in prices leaves many none the wiser. Auction prices aren't a trend, they are all too often two loons who have had the red auction most descend over them and in the process paying way over the odds. At the other end many auction items go unsold or fail to achieve a realistic real world price. If you had a record auctioned every month and they achieved similar result then yes you could get a realistic value but that rarely happens. Many items don't even make Popsike and many have been removed.

Popsike and collectors frenzy are the last places I would look to price a collection, why folk suggest these two alone is beyond me. You are far better off searching sales on here and other sites for listed sales. Failing that approach a dealer who if you have a list will more than likely price them for you and might even offer you a price for the job lot although getting 500 discs from LA will be costly. Use popsike and CF as a last resort, auction prices are more often than not a true reflection of a current price. Demand, supply, quantity turning up etc as all factors in the current price. I wold invest in a price guide first, better guide than those two sites, Tim Brown has an online guide, fine for many but many also need updating.

Played before the late 80's. I have it on a playlist of Butch's from 86 and John Vincent had this some years before as far as I know.

Just Brothers - Go On And Laugh. Studio Acetate only.

Disco...anything after December 31st 1969 isn't it

Twice

By whoever gets the royalties I wasn't referring to be artist, I was referring to whoever the monies are due. I know full well that in the majority of cases the recording doesn't belong to the artist. But how many times has the get out of jail disclaimer you mention been used when the rights owner etc is known?

Further to the email ive been asked to share some info with you. The two tracks in question are owned by Charley (I can verify this as well) and leased to those who have issued the 45 through song seekers. https://song-seekers.com/index.php/labels They are not members of soul source and have no wish to reply or get involved.

I'm told many so called legitimate reissues are licensed through the back door and none of those who should get royalties actually receive....nothing.

I have received an email from the person(s) who have done this. In the email are some details of licensing and who the license is obtained from etc and therefore claims it is a legit UK issue. As they are obviously reading this told them to come on here and nail the rumours and give some transparency to all this rather than all the secrecy.

The speeded up boots were an accident, well the tape player they took them off recorded/played at a faster speed than it should have. Tape player was on speed

Looking at he address of one of the sellers it is the usual suspect who has done these.

I've sent Andy a message but not about at the minute. Drop him an e-mail Dysonsoul@aol.com

Still think it was me spinning Cookie Jackson and First Grade? Was that Dave Brown dancing doing the spins? round about a minute in.

Might be on the CD that Hadley Murrell put out a while back as well, I'll have to dig it out to check.

Hi Alison, fantastic night and Darrow was superb. Just downloading video now, it buggered up at some point, somewhere round what have I got no.....not sure how much I missed but there is over 30 minutes of him. The backing tapes were incredible. I did hear them Friday and they are great listening in their own right. Big thank you to Mouse and Dave Box.

Soulmates "Sock-In-Soul" on Double Soul

I've had mine on order from Amazon for ages, still waiting for delivery. Amazon is getting worse with the likes of Kent stuff. Will use the Ace site in future methinks.

I can't think of it being played but like Franc says doesn't mean it hasn't. The "Wont You Come On Home" side could be a play on the R&B side of the scene.

Andy Dyson had a Larry Laster, not sure of condition or if he still has it. Great record. Dysonsoul@aol.com