Chalky

Its called So Much In Love. Just the label to remember

One of the best I've heard for a while is the Roy Roberts Andy Dyson found. Title etc escape me right now, still recovering from weekend Steve G will fill in the missing blanks

went for $1200 last year on evil bay and also same year for just over $700, check out popsike. Sure there was one for sale somewhere not so long ago but details like the price I can't remember £700 probably a decent/fair price today.

Wasn't April & Blackwood, it was an A & R acetate. Keb and Rob had pretty much most of Jimmy's big stuff between them.

different Moments. There were a few groups about back then called the Moments.

went for too much full stop IMHO, never mind in that condition wasn't so long ago it was around £400/£450 and seen plenty of copies sold since then, both auction and through sales.

forgot to add....first played by Jimmy Wensiora, again if I remember rightly.

yeah April And Blackwood acetate if I remember rightly. There's a scan I think in on of Pete Lawsons mags. Sidney Barnes a few years ago confirmed it wsas the Ad-Libs.

it's had spins for years, tis good record but got sick of hearing it at one point

Just re-read the first few posts, one says John found 25 but only took as many as he could get on his finger and another says 250 so which is it Urban myth? could be chinese wispers.........how often does the discovery of one record turn into one 30 count box then a 150 count box

But isn't buying 60's and 70's rare soul records all about taking a risk? Its a chance you take that some more could come along at anytime of any given rare record. Then again there is also the chance some won't If I wanted a record bad enough and had the money I'd take that risk and if some more copies were discovered then it's tough sh*t. Besides why leave behind a box of what was and still is a damn rare record, doesn't make sense

they are both real aren't they Ian? If memory serves me the re-issue has some figure or summat on the right and licensed from or words to that effect round the edge on the right.

yes she did do them herself. So technically a re-issue.

Hi Simon, it was known about before then, John Vincent told me he offered it to Richard Searling at Wigan and Richard said it was too good for the Northern crowd and gave it back It then finished up with Butch. Can't remember if I went to Lincoln Drill Hall or not Did one niter in Lincoln around then although it could have been bit later Nu-Rons has been known about a few years but hardly played, I can't even remember how different it is it's that long since I heard it.

The Dynamics on Douglas is a different group to the RCA Dynamics.

If only you'd said earlier, you could have saved two pages of going round in circles

cheers chaps, did have the FF years ago and sold it for £75 mid 90's. Seen a copy what I thought cheapish and just wondering todays value. Might take a chance on the David Ruffin too as that was only 6 quid. If they are still there

The Tamla UK LP of the Fantastic Four, the one that has Can't Stop Looking For My Baby on it, how much please. Also the David Ruffin lp, forget the title but it has Walk Away From Love. Never heard the lp, what's the other tracks on it like?

I've read nothing to say otherwise (apart from Pottsy's post), done by the label owner apparently reading this thread, still a re-issue whoever done it.

it's a re-issue done especially for the scene to cater for so called demand. I still wouldn't buy one.

Doris Smith on Limelight and would cost a few hundred. Books at £400.

I think there's a difference between vg and vg++, I'd call it excellent

It is, one here for sale.

See the Golden Triangle version far more than any other. Over the years I've seen fewer Cameo Parkway issues than the 1st SOS issue. But in recent times I've probably seen as many 1st SOS as I have CamPark SOS.