Denbo

I get bored easily too, which is why I'm STILL collecting. The alternative version of the Joe Tex is good / better also, but I think you and I have been down this road before.

Hi Davie, I haven't heard it played anywhere I go for donkies. Also, I think you are more a DJ than a collector and tend to turn over your DJing box as regularly as you can afford. Is that correct? Besides, it's always easier to get tired of a record when you've already got it and you also use it in your playlists. Those that ain't got it, want it, especially the collectors amongst us.

I think you've got to think about that kind of price to get a copy of this record in this very competitive collecting scene of ours. Somebody told me the other day, these 45s are getting scarcer and the asking prices are going up accordingly. So, do I think that this 45 in particular is worth £200? Then yes I do. In fact I think it's worth a lot more!!!

Do you think that's a fair price?

Yes, I think so. Come on guys and gals, get your offers in asap. Time running out.

See my PM

Hi Richard, Yes, it is. And yes, you're dead right, it's a brilliant instrumental dancer just perfect for the Mod / R&B scene. And yes again, it IS very rare. Deceptively so. People see Stax and think easy to get but this one ain't. Thanks for your comments. Denbo.

Only a few days left to end of bidding. If interested in any of the above please bid NOW. Thanks to those who have already, I'll be back in touch by PM.

Bump

Getting some good offers. Please keep them coming.

It's no bloody wonder I used to collect UK labels ONLY.

You're kiddin' right? If not, do you mean the UK label release?

Offers Invited - R&B and Soul If interested in any of these 45s, please send a PM with your best offer. Best offers after one week will be notified. Or even sooner if it's the right offer. Jamie Coe - Cleopatra - Bigtop, Ex+ Jerry Jackson - Gypsy Eyes - Kapp (Demo), M- American Youth Choir - Keep Your Fine Self Near Me - UK Polydor, M- Betty Everett - I've Got A Claim On You - UK Sue (Demo), Ex- The Cobras - Shake Up - Stax, Ex- / slightly warped not affecting play whatsoever. This is a rare record so keep that in mind. Steve Alaimo - So Much Love - UK HMV, Ex Trini Lopez - Sinner Not A Saint - German Columbia 'Stateside' Series, Vg++ Sally Stanley - I'll Have To Let You Go - Excello, Ex- / slightly warped not affecting play whatsoever. This is a hard one to find so keep that in mind. Louis Jordan - 65 Bars - Tangerine (Demo), M- vinyl / slight water damage to label. George Allen - Come On Home - Soto Play, Vg++ Rare The Orlons - The Wah-Watusi - UK Green Columbia, Ex+ vinyl / Noc Eddie Burns - Mean And Evil - Harvey, Ex / small label tear George Barnes - Trainsville / Spooky - Mercury, Vg++ / small dent in vinyl not affecting play whatsoever. This is a rare record, a double header, so keep that in mind. Little Emmett Sutton - Mom, Won't You Teach Me To Monkey - Federal, Ex++ / M- Sonny Til & the Orioles - Hey! Little Woman - CP Parker (Demo), Ex++ Jimmy Rogers - I Can't Believe - Silver top Chess (original, not a repro), light noise from heat swish, not affecting play whatsoever, otherwise Vg++. This is another rare record so keep that in mind. Ernie K Doe - Love You The Best - Minit (Demo), Ex+ The Corsairs - Time Waits - Tuff, M- Chubby Checker - Karate Monkey - Parkway (Demo), Ex++ Laurel Aitken - Love Me Baby - UK Starlite (original, not re-issue), Ex Gentleman June Gardner - It's Gonna Rain - Emarcy, M Ray Johnson - Dizzy Baby Dizzy - Liberty (Demo), Ex++ / M- ON HOLD The Blues Busters - I Won't Let You Go - Sunshine, M Harold Jackson - The Freedom Riders - Edsel (Demo), M-

Good stuff. Let me know what transpires.

Aaaarrrrrrrgh!!!!!!

Does the book spell the artist as Patton or Patten?

Should that be Patton? Or Patten? Patten is the correct spelling, yes? That quote from Manship's book could mean that both are originals, just that the one with title on one line has a daisy stamp, whilst the one with the title on two lines has an AIM stamp. What does the AIM mean?

Hang on, correct me if I'm wrong. The original as the title on one line with Patten not Patton c/w a daisy in the runout groove? A boot would therefore have the title on two lines with Patton not Patten without a daisy in the runout groove? What if I've got one with the title on two lines and Patten not Patton without a daisy in the runout groove? Or, better still, one with the title on two lines and Patten not Pattan c/w a daisy in the runout groove?

Can somebody throw up a scan of the boot with Patton? Still don't believe the proposition that the title should be on one line for it to be an original. Can somebody sustantiate this with proof / evidence?

Patten being the original and Patton being the boot? Correct? Can somebody throw up a scan of the boot with Patton? Still don't believe the proposition that the title should be on one line for it to be an original. Can somebody sustantiate this with proof / evidence?

the song title should be in one line You sure about this as I've had my import for more than 30 years and the title is on two lines. Not sure about the daisy though, I'll check when I get home.

Is there? How can you tell? What tell-tale signs are there?

Dunno? If we were going to put prices on these, how much for; UK copy US copy Canadian copy All in say VG++ condition

If I was going to sell one of my Alexander Pattens, which would fetch the most money, my UK copy or my US copy? Both are issues and both about the same condition, which is strong VG++

True...........