Woodbutcher

Nice one Karl ... And there was me thinking the Charades was a Dave Thorley spin ...

£10,000 for Joseph Webster anyone ... ?

If I didn't have a couple I might consider it ... not ...

Salvadors boot ... £300. Carla Thomas 100 Club ... £400. Yeah right ...

Wasn't there but found all the info here ... https://www.facebook.com/groups/ButlinsSkegnessNorthernSoul/permalink/2224245837807297/

Was it an issue or demo ... ?

Pretty stunned at the 100 Club single too ...

Yes ... but the "Made in Canada" is easier to see ...

Canadian pressing ... easy to spot as they have "Made in Canada" along the bottom .

That's the boot.

Not knowing him I'd say he was looking for prices on two specific 45's not posting a wants list ... ?

2010 Tramp reissue on Florentine Ted , 250 pressed.

Soundfile for the Jules Blattner here Russ ... https://soundcloud.com/teepeeappleton/jules-blattner-that-aint-love-thats-emotion

And the rather comprehensive thread on the subject from three years ago ...

Bit of a giveaway on the second is the 2012 date on the label ...

Boot ... courtesy of Il/JS Real ones ...

The rest of them ..... https://www.discogs.com/lists/Sunset-Over-Sea-Stock-Image-Labels/313296

Pretty sure Graham's post isn't 'spam' and his e-bay reference is just an example of the Third Man pressings available since Record Store Day .... more that he never read the whole thread and thought that the OP was about the re-issue rather than the real one-off test press that turned up ...

And that's why Mancs never venture far from home , they'd get lost within 5 miles ...

Meant to add that if I were selling a cracked 45 I would do so via E-bay auction , with an accurate description of condition and clear pics , a reserve reflecting what I'd want for it and then sit back and wait for a pair of desperados to fight it out to a hopefully ridiculously high ending bid ... as long as no wool is pulled over anyone's eyes then those with too much cash and no clue deserve everything they get , literally.

Plenty of grading scales out there , all of which regard a cracked record as near worthless from a collectors POV ... 0-5% of Mint value. But there are plenty of desperate wannabees out there that seem to disagree and pay way over the odds for f*cked forty-fives on an hourly basis , especially on the bay. This will no doubt kick off yet another heated debate where a lot of folk will state that "Norvern Soul' is a "special genre" that doesn't need to use a proper grading scale as the tunes are so sought after that you can name your price regardless of condition. Personally I prefer to use the 0-5% rule as it's the generally accepted valuation across the globe regardless of genre or medium but that's just one opinion. I guess that a M- record that's cracked but plays through with a minimum of 'clicks' would be the origin of the so-called "OK for DJing" grade that has become so common in listings , still only 5% of mint in my book though , and that applies to any 45 whether it be a £25 tune or a £5000 one. Touch paper's fizzing , fire away ......

A little trouble at home with a 'burning bush' ... ?

I was just answering Ed's question regarding southern outings ...

"Drizabone - Pressure" was championed as a new release by Russ Vickers , couldn't get much further south than Pompey ...

Much prefer it when the "northern soul" stays oop north , with the incessant oldies , beer towels , baggies and vests included ... hat , coat , door , gone ...