Chalky

Thought this got too much action Seen it on plenty enough play-lists last few years. But then again I got sick of hearing it in the 80's Not a bad record though.

I dunno Godz maybe a clue would help

One sold last year at just over 2k I think. Great record, old Pat Brady spin

Does that make it an oldie Kenny if you get one I'll buy it off you Didn't one go last year for around the £700 mark

About £15 but what it sells for is a different matter Actually seems to be dropping back down to around the £60 mark again. Have seen it listed around that figure and sold on ebay for around that too...still too high IMO.

BJ......

The Bobby Moore books at £150 in JM vol 2 and £350 in Tims guide. At a guess I would have though 500 now nearer mark wouldn't mind upto date price me sen, quality record with two good sides anyone got mp3's?

BJ Thomas 3-400 quid

is that box your play box sorry Can't help you mate but I know someone who might be able to if you don't get the help you need

must be bad then sorry couldn't resist that one mate

get your lug 'oles cleaned there's some sort of 80's electronic instrument in there, and no not a bloody electric guitar

Try Love on Cyclone, one on Okeh title escapes me

Cliff Chambers wrote the Cookie Jackson. Blind Love is the flip. Cookie Jackson even more expensive than the Willie McDougal.

far from a master Joan if I get as good as my mate Andy then you can call me a master doubt it though as for my brain...it's getting there see you Saturday

Think it was Guy that found the quantity that turned up around '88/'89, not that thats much use now

Willie McDougal first covered up as Gene McDaniels. Played by Pat, Carl F and Nigel Parker Queens Hall and other venues at the time. At £25/£40 I'll have ten copies you'd be looking at least £150 IMO nowadays, wouldn't suirprise me if it went for more, on plenty of folks wants lists

now it's a few hundred quid again

think we all have at one time or another

I agree,. Also doing your home work has a lot to do with it, said before the information is there, some just can't be arsed to go looking, just dive in

and Montclairs back to around £700 now isn't it?

that was like a new years resolution, didn't take long to break Usually fills the floor when played out one mans meat an all that....

You too much spare time on your hands Gareth Jesus would only listen to Gospel anyway

I agree entirely but some prepared to pay it, think it wqill be same with Clara Hardy. Some won't take the chance of it disappearing again

Consider other records, for instance Ringleaders which numbers in it's 1000's quantiy wise and fetches a similiar sum the Clara Hardy fetched. Cashmere's must be 100's of these and one went for $2k on e-bay, Bill Bush similiar quantity and over $1k, Clara Hardy, "tuneless meandering racket" or not is still rare record even with 150 copies compared to the above, what ya gonna do Stuart