Pomonkey

Just opened a box yesterday with this in it, killer 45!!

I'll take the Lela Martin please, will add to her Melatone 45's here, just pm me your paypal details, Regards, Michael

Stack of quality 45's including some elusive ones, no reserve, good luck https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZpomonkeyQQhtZ-1

Czars - Tell her with your eyes, awesome dancer, plus Del-Cords, Strides on M-S, Audrey Freeman, etc https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZpomonkeyQQhtZ-1

Jeez, don't mention this 45, won it on ebay late last year, was described as M-, it then turned up with 2 of the biggest warps have ever seen on a 45, like it had been stored for a week on top of a hot pipe, was so bad it was almost comedic, of course the seller had insisted on a cheque not paypal so had a lotttt of fun and games getting the cash back, major grrr

Oh, and just fyi it has the same 2 X's on the label as your scan, guess they realised the title makes it sound like a slowie rather than a little pounding winner and needed to try stop people going for the flipside!

Thanks for the tip on the Avengers, picked one up out in deepest PA where the label was from this morning for all of $20, it's GREAT, same label as the Del-Cords yellow issue, found that and the orange issue on Impala too, but the Avengers takes the biscuit for sure, good call fella!

You're missing mentioning the deep flip on the Jimmy Tate that a lot of people are really into Pete. Any way to hear the flip of Wilma Scott - interested, needs to be an mp3 or yr podcast format, can't open the regularly posted ones here at work....

Going back a few decades to Economics 101 the very 1st lesson the professor asked a simple question: what's something worth. Eveyone's initial answer: err, the price. But that's because all we were thinking of were generic goods that you could walk into a store and simply see what they were selling for, or even better, 2 stores and compare. A lot of records are like this, ie the common ones that are in stock with most sellers, but the ones we're on this board for are a very different matter. So again, what's sometihng worth. Traditionally there's a few choices: 1. What you paid for it. 2. How much it would cost to replace it 3. How much you WOULD pay for it. In turn: 1. What you paid for it. Hmm, well whatever it was was a fact at the time, but the longer ago that was the less likely this is to be accurate, if I bought Gene Toones in a soul pack in 82 then lucky me but has no relevance for today. Also the reason why the various Guides are only partially useful, even if were accurate when published - which agree they're not in a lot of cases - then every day that goes by they become less so. Not saying they're not useful, just that they have limitations to keep in mind. 2. How much it would cost you to replace it - this isn't so easy to assess, closest way to approximate is just to look at recent sales - hence the usefulness of popsike / history on ebay or auctions - and see what it's been selling for recently. Biggest flaw in this is that the same record in same condition can sell a week apart for a vastly different price so go figure. 3. How much you WOULD pay for it - ah, here's our part really. One man's pride and joy is the next's piece of modern cack. This is why auctions/ebay usually make more sense for sellers - if I price something at $50 and you and a couple of others think that's a bargain, then I've missed out on getting more from you for it by you bidding it up, well as long as ebay/paypal etc don't eat the difference. 4. Thought of a 4th one - how much you would SELL it for - regardless of books, guides, opinion, god knows there's a lot of records to unload cheap I'm glad to take the money for!! What Pete and all are really doing in their own way is taking their view on each of the above and then making their own assessment, but bottom line is if you really want something for yourself why apologise for paying more than the person next to you would? On which subject I really like the Herbert Hunter and will take it if it's still available Uroffal, thanks, Michael

Far better is his backing band, the Rocking Cavaliers, but with a different vocalist, Alvin Delk, on DPG, "Ain't nothing shaking", riproaring stomper!

Neither flip is really that great but the green design does have the edge!

Note: comes with 2 different b-sides....!!

Have both of these on Jerma, would agree def cut at same session, if you want to add a 3rd play Derc Hotzog - Church Going Girl right after them!!!

https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZpomonkeyQ...1QQfsooZ1QQrdZ0 Latest batch of 45's incl a tough little # on Derby City, the always indemand Geni, and a few others you may be interested in...

Looking for a copy of these if anyone can help, please contact me directly mprobinson@hotmail.com, thanks!

Some nice pieces, not least a lovely almost unplayed Lada Edmunds Jr, Big Ella's rarest and best, the indemand and not easy to find Ernie K Doe "Here come the girls" and a few others for you https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZpomonkeyQ...1QQfsooZ1QQrdZ0

Some goodies here, incl some definite gems, low starting prices and no reserves so here's your chance!! https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZpomonkeyQQhtZ-1

Frankie & Damons was up on Soul Spinner's set sale this week for UK300.....

Nice obituary of Pookie in today's New York Times FYI

Some nice soul / funk 45's ending Wednesday, low starts and no reserve, including the Brilliant Korners - Three Lonely Guys, take a look! https://cgi.ebay.com/BRILLIANT-KORNERS-THRE...1QQcmdZViewItem

I have DeDe T, ok 45 but not the kind of thing for you to lose sleep over!!!

HBR 471 Bobby Loveless - Baby No More is great if a little insane, uptempo boogaloo soul with a breakdown halfway through that I swear includes the drummer using saucepans as an instrument!

Emailed him for matrix #'s, got after winning, turned out (duh) to be reissue so just told seller to relist and be a bit clearer, he was cool about it - certainly wouldn't have mailed off any $'s without finding out for sure!!!!

It's on Fortune, not Forte

I played Antoinetts out Sat, picked up at Allentown record fair here a month or so ago, superb uptempo, would love to know who does the lead vocal