Dave Pinch

cotillion issued a 45 called love is what we came here for in 1971. dont know if its the same song in an earlier version to the rca cut. his other cotillion 45 just my way of loving you is great tho. think my mate soulful mick on here had a spare rca lp dave

do most copies of this have the label off center, ive owned 4 over the years and all have to a degree dave

this is true sebastian but most northern soul records turn up frequently on ebay but dealers wouldnt sell them for those prices dave

harvey frolic did a version of the impressions talking about my baby on hit............... not bad either dave 16th oct horti soul at darnall sheffield with guests pinches twins 18th oct sunday chill out with twins joe lakin mick wad & steve mank with guests john benson & pete jay

shep(james sheppard) left to be replaced by george smith of ive had it fame who sings lead on the uncle 45. he was murdered in 1970 dave

the gallop came out late 1969. it may even be 1970. the vocal came out in 1977 just prior to the uk grapevine issue. its not a boot. im sure john and richard s who worked for rca at the time released the grapevine 45`s with permission dave

flynny had one on here the other week but it had already been reserved by the time i saw it. just unlucky i guess john. id have had that one last night for a decent price if you hadent been tipped off at the death. but no worries mate onwards and upwards. hopefully see u at chillout sunday atb dave

i came second .............................................................................. thanks to all who didnt help dave

came second on it me. such a good feeling. im off to bed now with the monk on dave

very in demand tho. sells for more than the gallop. around the £75 mark. 33 years old in itself dave FRI 16TH HORTISOUL, DARNALL SHEFFIELD WITH GUESTS PINCHES TWINS SUN DAY CHILL OUT 6 SUN 18TH HORSE AND GROOM WITH REGULAR SPINNERS + JOHN BENSON & PETE JAY

does seem to be very indemand these days. im not saying it should be a £200 record but there`s many 45`s out there with £200+ price tags that are commoner with less demand dave FRI 16TH OCT HORTISOUL DARNALL SHEFFIELD WITH GUESTS D & B PINCH SUN 18TH OCT SUNDAY CHILL OUT @ THE HORSE & GROOM IN DONCASTER WITH TWINS JOE LAKIN MICK WAD & STEVE MANK WITH GUESTS JOHN BENSON & PETE JAY

about 20 quid short of £2000 dave

my technology/ knowledge of computers aint that good either. i dragged it of soulfulkindabiscuits site on you tube to get soundclips for my sales bits. got a usb deck at brians and loads o mp3`s but still i dont seem to have the time or patience to do my own soundfiles yet. will get round to it one day dave

i thort that and thats why i sold me uk and us copies on private stock. all i have left now is a dede swarchz rca demo. the private stock was a small soul hit in the states ..... no 80 0dd from memory and probably why it came out over here dave

where are all these re issues then?. is dwight selling them . ive not seen any crop up............................... then again im not looking that hard dave

then there`s a west coast distributed copy with another slight label variation on styrene with a delta stamp. like most late 60`s atlantic/atco pressings dave

new bits on now dave

satin looks a bargain. best version IMVHO DAVE

dee dee warwick came out as dede swarchz on rca a year later in 1976. it was b side on private stock and a side on rca for some reason. these 2 labels play the same recording. debra anderson uses the same backing track but different vocalist to these ears dave

rca took over motown catalogue in jan 1982 so it was probably made then or later dave

have we gone full circle???????????????. i `ve just read this thread and been round 20 times now. time to close the thread now simon? dave

did it sell before or after sebastians king tutt sales pitch. that may have helped. thort about it meself dave

sold one of each recently. one went out of the sales box @ £15 the other made a tenner on ebay dave

more stuff on (27 sept) take a look u never know dave

channel three demo shouldnt be worth any more than a ton really. like a lot of tunes , too many copies around and demand not quite what it was. still a great record tho dave