Soulboy60

Yes Kev I agree with you 100%, so sorry 'Blackpoolsoul', that's something I can't do. I wouldn't post any private mail here regardless from where and whom it came from. Shouldn't have mentioned it in the first place I think, feel free to slap my wrist.

Just got an Email from JM who tells me that he sold this very copy to the Ebay seller,.. HA! The seller was trying to tell me he'd had it for years,..... Plonker!

Hi all. Yeah, I'm the one who almost fell for it being 'real' but it didn't feel right. So looked around and found a couple of copies on 'Popsike' that had been sold some time time ago, when I looked at the labels closely I could see that they all had the exact identical amount of 'wear' to them, and one seller saying that the flip was not 'Gaucho Serenade'. Got me thinking so contacted the seller who admitted the flip was 'James Bounty'. What was the point of trying to sell a fake like that, even if you didn't know much about the tune everyone knows 'James Bounty' so would know straight away that it wasn't real. The idea of the 'Goldmine' issue being drilled out and re-labeled sounds very plausible as the White demo and plain Blue Boot's that we all know of have have the correct flip. But why would someone go to all that trouble to create a boot with the wrong 'B' side?

Does anyone know anything about the 'Silhouettes Not Me Baby' Re-pro with 'James Bounty's Prove yourself a lady' on the flip? I'm not talking about the 'Goldmine' re-issue or the Carver but the look-a-like Boot. Think it's a 70s issue.

Do you still have 'Lee Roye'? If so what's the post cost?

Betty Gouche 'What more can I ask for' Excellent to Mint Minus Condition - Very few known to exist. Hill Records. £900.00 I'm open to sensible offers. PayPal or Bank Transfer. Free post (1st class recorded delivery) - UK addresses only.

That's just what I thought!,..Hummm.