Chalky

Map... https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=Spon+St&daddr=fairfax+street+coventry&hl=en&ll=52.409694,-1.507477&spn=0.00235,0.006818&sll=52.410417,-1.510277&sspn=0.009398,0.027273&geocode=FT2wHwMd59jo_ylDcB84pEt3SDGDRMWLop8T5Q%3BFVK1HwMdzgTp_yn1nwVXuUt3SDHNKjQ_Ui4jcA&vpsrc=6&dirflg=w&mra=ltm&z=18

just done the google map thing and by foot half a mile, by car 1.2 miles.

Original.... Reissue or has been said elsewhere Boot.... Jamaican address.........

Had a quick search and can't find said topic Kev...I'm supposed to be packing as away for a few days in the Lakes so don't have time for thorough search.

says in the comments that his mum filmed it and his dad was in the dance comp. Nice bit of footage.

be nice if they get the film converted properly and cut the modern day bit from it

that's why we use the word "known"

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without checking think most of the JD's been though are from different sellers? There e was 11 in the West Coast find JM involved with... post 47 think John Pugh says there are 16 copies of JD - NB on popsike and cause of the price I doubt popsike missed many if any sales so that still makes it around 30 or so known copies. How many copies does there have to be to constitute rare.

I didn't say you did, you said it isn't that rare anymore. The fact is it is still a rare record. There are records more common than this that fetch more yet I don't see the same comments applied to those.

There was a shop for clobber down I think Chapel Walk but can't remember the name. There was a record shop down there too, I've load of records up stairs from there, some of me dads too, all the old style brown card with coloured edging.

Exactly Kev, them 6 or 7 or whatever number were out there before the internet. Back then you had probably three ways to find a record, lists, go to a venue or go to the states. Now the internet has done away with all those options and opened up the market wide world. As for jackie Day, how many copies would say known...30 to 50? still a very rare record by anybody's standard. If another 100 turned up it would still be a rare record and all those crying not a rare record I bet they wouldn't mind a copy, if only to sell for a grand.

why not just post the link to the topic where Rod has corrected you once already and posted the correct information (the link George has posted on your behalf I guess). You got all those facts from the scan that Andy Rix posted I guess, the scan of the disc that says it was the Originals. There are no original studio discs of this by the Detroit Prophets, just bootlegs of the Originals acetate.

I have some of those labels, Gilly gave them me along with some Washpan ones, came from Popcorn I think.

Exactly Kev, John might get a copy after a bit of keyboard work but it will no doubt be one of those already in circulation not another newly discovered copy. It isn't a common record, it is still a rare record.

Specials dunno....£200/£250??? Bit of interest in this one of late, few asked me about it.

I stopped bidding on them eventually, wasn't prepared to pay more than $150. He didn't even wait till he shipped one before relisting another. I doubt I have the last one in my ebay watch but I'll have a look and see if there's a date.

more recent than that Pete, I bid on some a few months ago, all from the same seller who had a box load, dunno how many. Don't think they were fetching $250/$300 at the time.

Hers's what is on the podcast.... Bobby Patterson - Right On Jody - Paula Endeavours - I Know You Don't Want Me - Stop Dyke & The Blazers - Runaway People - Original Sound Final Seconds - Society - Boo-Kou Chimes - The Beginning Of My Life - Down To Earth Hesitations - Is That The Way To treat A Girl (You Bet It is) - GWP Newsounds - Bet You never Thought About it - Scorpion Frederick Knight - Uphill Peace Of Mind - Castle Passions - High Jacked Part 1 - Tower Willey Wiley - Just Be Glad - King Natural High - Tha's Why - Malaco Leon Collins - I Just Want To Say I Love You - Elf (short version) Hesitations - No Brags Just Facts - GWP Fantastic Four - I Got To Have Your Love - Westbound (7") La Jay Alexander - Say So - Black Gold Little Royal - I Don;'t Want Nobody Standing Over Me - Trius Judy Green - I Can't Get Along Without You - Klondike Tommy Tate - I Remember - KoKo Nightingales - You'er Moving Much Too Fast - Stax Tony Owens - (When You're Wrong) You Got To pay The Price - Listening Post Wilson Pickett - How Will I Ever Know - Wicked Pickett Lew Kirton - ComeOn With It - Marlin

I've seen the very first goldmine which I have go for a three figure sum and one or two other close to that as well. I have man Kent but I wouldn't sell them as they have good booklets full of info. Might look to get rid of the goldmine though, maybe as job lot?

I've seen many of the goldmine cds fetch a decent amount, especially the early ones. I've most of the first 120 or so, wonder what they would fetch? never play then and besides all on iPod/mac. Dunno if I've got that one though.

You shouldn't keep brag about what you've got cause there's always someone better with better round the corner, and does having expensive originals make you better than others? Not in my book, I'd sooner see a collection thats taken imagination not a cheque book. And what has the venues you've attended got to do with experience and/or knowledge? F*ck all.

Dunno what the problem is but take it off line please. Giant, I asked you before is there any need for the type of posts you've posted on this topic, three and they've all been antagonistic. You got the reaction from Geeselad because of you original posts to MrsWoodsrules, what do you expect? Give it a rest please.

I think there's a clue in the photo "Bobby" uses for his avatar