Chalky

E Bay not always a true barometer of prices, think most of you who say different think just cause a dealer says this there must be a hidden agenda. E bay not necessarily driven by the market but those that dabble in e bay, many collectors don't bother with ebay much and others leaving all the time due to some of e bays policies, condition of records etc etc. There are many items going unsold, many items selling for more than there worth in many instances, many fetching below what is the considered worth. I hear it many times from collectors that ebay isn't worth bothering wioth these days.

Kitch is the first I remember spinning this and pretty sure it was at Trotters where Carl and he did the deal, then again my memory ain't the best Byrney Hope you've sorted Mr A for tomorrow?

and the black and silver one Roger. Anyone got a scan of the one with the red triangle either side of label name?

JV also told me at the time he still has the master tapes for this too. If I remember and I get the chance I'll ask Butch tomorrow night.

Ddin't Rob get this from Butch.

Carl's came from Kitch didn't it?

Are you sure Go On and Laugh is John Anderson, John Vincent told me he found it, asked Richard if he wanted it around '80, but Richard gave it him back saying too good for the Northern crowd then. Then sold on to Butch.

I remember Butch playing this at 100 Club when I went every month, that was years ago.

Flash McKinley - I'll Rescue You - Bombay. Early Wilton spin.

Dunno, Pat Brady played the other side late Wigan early 80's? * just seen Gareth's post

It was, Andy Dyson probably the first I remember spinning this at the Hoist in Conisboro that Andy and Rod ran.

was also covered up at Stafford, The Del Larks I think.

popular mid to late 80's as well, places like Blackburn wasn't it, Butch's G Davis & R Tyler cover up.

Colin played at Lifeline alongside Jock, one of the best nights we've had.

It probably was Mark, I know you sent me this and your membership card I think

yep, 1st Anniversary was 2nd April '83.

another from Rob, Videls - Ain't Gonna Do You No Good.

I've live tapes, some Robin sent me, from early '86.

Guy deffo had it, got first two copies from label owner although not sure it could have been instrumental flip he played more.

Fabulous piece of soul and you're right Russ, not heard enough! Suppose that's the trouble with acetates and such like.

nice one Dave, funny, one I've always associated to Ady, thanks for putting me right.

It's unissued Virtue acetate isn't it? The Shirley one is Are You Gonna Leave Me, Butch's Arcades cover up. Also World of Happiness from Butch too. Credited to Ann Robinson is it although it's supposedly not her.

James Troubles favourite....Joe Jama (Tim Brown) Metros - Don't Let Her Give You Some Of Her Love (Rob Marriott) Diane Lewis - Ain't Got A Chance (Butch) Ralph Graham - She Just Sits There - Upfront (Colin Law) Kurt Harris - Emperor Of My Baby's Heart - Diamond (Ady) Jokers - Soul Sounds - Sko Field (Rob M)

You could add quite a few from Butch alone, Jean Carter Martha Jean Love Mac Staton & Nomads Antalects Hank Hodge Jerry Williamns (Tommy Tate) cover up Johnny Praye Patrinell Staten Sensations.....Demanding Man couple from Andy Dyson Rita & Tiaras coverup Belita Woods cover up

Sounds like a must have for the book shelf John. When you say "repro'd" do you mean boot? or are you issuing a new boot guide as well? I know you said it was in progress. I buy all the guides but treat them for what they are, guides. They are fantastic for reference too. If ever I'm unsure of a price, i'll ask a couple of mates or ask on here or the Rare Soul Forum. If you aren't too bothered about the prices then the R&B Indies are fantastic reference books as well as the prices guides.