Dave Pinch

there wouldnt just be one original copy tho. naturally there would be a first run. surely someone else on here would also have one dave

thanks for that john. i believe this to be 100% accurate not that it matters what i think. come to think of it henry showed a copy to me at cleethorpes and asked me if i`d ever heard of it. i said no. then he said thats ok dave neither has anyone else and i`m open to offers on it. at that i promptly spent my £75 budget for the evening and walked off...... not on a fred hymes i`d like to add dave

well thats what i think steve altho its not a reissue as such because it never existed before 1998. only in the ballad format by tonny hymes dave dave

i would agree with thats chalks altho not heard the slow version for a few years dave

thats the boy dylan. just couldnt remember off the top of my head dave

if someone can do me a look out copy for £800 to £1000 i`ll take it dave

i know sam had the first copy and it wasnt cheap. but he had it around 1999 and not before. in what way was it different.is there a scan of it ? who has that copy now? i know it was done as a ballad in the 70`s by some other bloke called hymes( first name escapes me). saw it at andy dysons when fredrick111 first surfaced. i thought all the copies came from the same source in the states around 10 years ago and the first copies were £1000 and over the next 3 or 4 years and it tumbled down in value. fair enough its very in demand these days and has gone back up to £200 as the copies have long dried up. but i`d love to see a copy thats different so i can be totally convinced. and by the way its still a tremendous 45 dave

Because its all been said before steve. Did anybody have this before the mid 90s and every copy i seen looks and feels the same. To be honest i'd had a shed load of beer at the chillout yesdy hic and didnt have time for it

The old pressing chestnut steve. Why on earth would people think it was pressed up. It never existed in the 70s or 80s for that matter. Its a done to death topic. And if i want to zz tis up t me an not t thee

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thats right steve i did the same but always thought i`d hold out for a magnetics which was only about £2/250 back then and me and bri could just about swing it. sadly wages havent gone up with inflation dave

no ken youre not. its very rare on uk. sadly not worth anymore tho imho hope ur well buddy got to dash off to the horse and groom for beer and soul ..................... terrible innit dave

just looked mark and £80 is a decent price on it so no wonder it sold unless my pitch about the price sold it for you lol dave

dont know mark not seen your sales. this is on a major dealer list that dropped thru the door this morning dave

used to be a regular £5 or 5 for £20 on pat bradys list and was in a lot of boxes in the 90`s. ive just seen it for £250 which i think is obscene. was going to post in the overpriced section thats goin on currently. great record but £250 never in the creation.................................. £75 maybe dave

finishing this afternoon with more going on saturday teatime dave

finishing tomorrow afternoon dave

about 2 grand on look out barry atb dave

There war a pink and white 104 on a couple of weeks ago. Went for around 400ukp. Dave

thanks mark its sorted now. not sure what happened there dave

the uk issue is blue john. made no 12 in the charts usually with a 3 pronged push out center dave

the one i sold was the one above but had 2 x 45s with the gatefold cover 2 tracks on one disc and 3 on the other. is yours a 5 track ep or like the one i sold. mine also played at 45rpm dave

or it is in the case of this 45................. black issue from 1960 odd to mid 67 then blue was phased in so any record on philips that was selling well at that time naturally transgressed dave

of course blacks are earlier but when this was in the usa charts and it was in for 6 months black turned to blue so the last few orig copies are blue........................simples

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