Chalky

have seen £25 to £40

Cheers for that Dan, just realised it's Kim Katrell "Did You See Her Last Night" that I'm after so if anyone got an mp3 of this old Colin Law biggie

Hi Dan, whats the Christine Kittrell track? Just been on Amazon, no volume one, got volume two in stock so might order that one.

funny though how they never remember the things we do right

I've all on remembering last weekend Steve

gotta agree with you Russ, can't really put this disc to any one particular dj and don't really recall it ever getting serious turntable action. should be bigger (and better) than it is

sure I went to one, can't remember which reckon it was the commercial street one

Ey up Danny, how ya keeping? Turnups, was that the one with the big lump in the dancefloor, in t'middle?

you can go somewhere practically every week and hear this... same old same

go to https://www.radiomagnetic.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2309 for playlists.

sounds overplayed now

Agree £60 a fair price but seen listed for anything between £40 and £100

your right there Shute "IN" it's day

mines more orange...and an original. mines also called Would I Do It Over the Young Folk I have on same label is red.

yes but it's a terrible record

Is it the demo that says taken from the Maple lp? Was there when you bought it Kenny.

Fraser Dunn can be heard right now on https://www.radiomagnetic.com/

Maple is Canadian and first issue. Canyon US? Can't remember. Sure the Canyon release says taken from the Maple LP...... Should be a cheapie, not exactly rare

Boots are black and white

sound quality is shite on both, possibly one reason for it's rarity, withdrawn? Wouldn't like to put a price on the Turbo one, Robert Tanner is in demand so could fetch ridiculous price in an auction. P-Vine one does crop up with regularity both on lists and e-bay. One on a list recently for £50, missed one on e-bay for about the same price recently.

sold one of these for £150 3 or 4 years ago. Didn't think it was nearly £700 rare nowadays PS Hi Robin, good to see you on here Drop me an e-mail I've lost your address

It's Patten on both boot and original. However the title "A Lil Lovin' Sometimes" is on one line on the original and on two lines on the boot. Capitol have supposedly released the record with the title on two lines and surname spelt Patton but not sure if this has ever been seen. There is also a daisy matrix stamped in the runout of the originals, there is also an "I" stasmped as well. No stamps on the boots.

Think the one Butch used to spin was a different take to the 45.

Superb record the Prophets Fave on tyhe label has to be JD Bryant though Wasn't there a Sidney Hall recently on e-bay Been away too much last couple of weeks. If so what did it go for?

Dunno about price going down and down, fetched £170 only last month on e-bay.