Chalky

so far then thats two copies cheap and three at what appears to be the going rate

Have seen plenty of Lonnie Lester's for around the £100 mark don't think too unfair on that one, maybe tad over priced yeah but there's enough selling it over priced. Last two on ebay (on popsike) £97 and £100. Remember the Roy Hamilton now.

I meant the one Ian mentioned in the original post Pete???

You mention a record for £70 and £100 yards away from each other, what was the record? For all we know the £100 could be thye right price and the £70 one a bargain?? Same as the Roy Hamilton you mention, yes reasonable price I would agree but I've seen it go for more. There is enough information in the market place, enough places to find out information to put a stop to the so called greed but do the collectors care? no they would sooner pay over the odds to secure a copy rather than bide their time until another one at a reasonable price comes along.

no one has to pay the price though if it's too expensive? no one forces them. Collectors are still paying a three figure sum on ebay for a record like Ruby Andrews and others...you would think the buyers would have wised up by now. So who can blame the dealer for asking say £120 on a list or in a box for a record which in reality is worth a fraction of that??? I do agree with you basically though

I was being kind Pete, you haven't sen my cruel and horrible yet

Saw greed mentioned but who is the greedy one? Often it's the uninformed collector with too much money lacking knowledge and experience, you can't always blame the dealer, especially in an auction situation. Some collectors will go that extra yard to get a copy these days ignoring the fact that the record is often listed one way or another on a weekly basis...they should do their homework . When you've been round records for many years you know the value or have a good idea, demand is also another consideration and that could be local demand as much as national.

Sounds like the Doors or summat Played out where

Always had this down as 30/40 quidder but JM has one @ £100. Gotta agree with you as well Pete great Northern.

sold Dan, will keep a look out for you though.

500...unissued 4 corkers IMO...... Originals - Suspicion Temptations - Come On Back To Me Baby Diane Lewis - You Ain't Got A Chance Temptones - Thats When You know You're In Love

One I've just started playing out Patrice Holloway - Sugar Coated Words, unissued Motown, gorgeous midtempo. Sorry no sound clip you'll have to catch me next couple of weeks @ Piercebridge or Lifeline Weekender

attempting to finalise the program for Lifeline weekender which is proving difficult wqith bottle of wine and a box of records. 10 which have graced the turntable pretty recently.. Sam Moultrie - Promised Land Jackie Day - Oh What Heartaches Carl Carlton - I Can Feel It Temptations - Loneliness Made Me Realise It's You That I Need Spyder Turner - Your Good Enough For Me Jo Armstead - I Feel An Urge Coming On Radiants - Hold On Fred Hughes - I Keep trying Irma Thomas - What Are You trying To Do Precisions - Why Girl

Have the LP mate, great as you rightly say.

The Hoist, great venue Scotty

Liberty LP Taffy

Hard one Dan, I would guess a four figure some nowadays. Anyone remember the Bobby Vee version that got a few plays

Two good records Dan. I wouldn't personally class the Steelers as crossover but the TSU Tornados is probably classed a crossover track these days

will be seeing him later so will ask for you.

You need several copies of a record in various parts of the country to make it big. Patrinell Staton for example, Butch played this for ages and was basically only known to the nighter regulars, once others got hold of copy and played more or less at soul nights all over if soon went big all over.

Not sure Dan but Andy Dyson might have got or had a copy. Drop him a mail Dysonsoul@aol.com or i'll check later for you.

often only of interest to completists etc or if can't locate US copy. Attached a scan of an Argentinian Joannie Summers on ebay a while back......

Haven't seen a Brazillian copy of this but seen other Brazillian 45's, Nolan Porter springs to mind. Price wise dunno. Have seen other South American releases and they've fetched nothing like the US release.

they should come over here for the Vanguards Jazzy as it's very cheap, lots of copies about and can't imagine why anyone would want to charge lots of money for it.