Sceneman

on UK or US Atlantic

could be a shills setup party ,who knows

you know what happened when the teddyboys died and their collections hit the market ,plummets

if you can find a dealer willing to pay 50% of the popsike price you will be lucky so all the prices you read in the guides are not possible unless you sell direct to a collector and he may want a small discount too , ebay and paypal fees are now too outrageous to use them any more

yep i have a nice clean copy can you do a deal on Prince busters Dance Cleopatra ??cash ajdustment if needed

cash or swap

can do a trade for P Busters Dance Cleoptara ,reissue is ok with picture sleeve

try getting dealers to pay the money despite what you may read on popsike they are skinflints who want to buy 500 at a quid each and make a good profit ,ebay is now too pricy with its high costs

depended where you lived as by then in london it was physcodelic and hendrix and captain beefheart / zappa . ridicule awaited those into soul stuff . hard to believe it was so polarised

that s a good result kinda fills in the blanks ,thanks

thats got everyone stumped ,they dont seem to be out there anywhere , the mystery lyrics .i have tried to unravel them but its a mishmash of voices and horns ,just cant be sure what theyre on about ,and those footsteps how did they accomplish that ?or is it clapped hands ?

dealers, then they will now what to expect on their sales .manship must watch sales to see whats going up and down in price

i still havent a clue what she singing about ,but cant find any lyrics ,anyone seen them ??

in the south they were a unruly rabble mainly into ska and reggae dont recall them being into any soul stuff except the most played popular radio stuff .more interested in fighting and punchups and mayhem . like the rockers v the rockers . skinhead gangs v other skinhead gangs but not as nutty and dangerous as todays gangs who shoot each other dead

so much good stuff was left out ,shame , but marvin at No1 sounds about right

when they were issued they werent oldies they were newies ....

to have had that name all his life he woulda been overweight right from a boy i guess ?

a foretaste of the future similar to when they teds started dying and their R&R collections hit the market

they didnt sell many at the time due to the downturn ,less were pressed as demand wasnt there nobody wanted soul in 69 cos they were all on new wave stuff from america

they sould do a programe about all the records that have been stolen from their records archive over the years ,all the rare stuff has been swiped and sold

a hh Portobello in the 60s was a goldmine of bargains . at silly money .Tobius Goodey on his stall had plenty of demos at peanuts money .

the book price is cooked up between dealers so why they want ridiculous prices that block sales i dunno

so much good stuff is kept back for some reason

times change and your perceptions change . records from the 60s that were outright shite and never sold are now revered collectors items on big money ,cos few sold and not many are around

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