Dave Pinch

yes it does chalks but only on the original french ep from 1967.mines black anyway the dutch and spanish EPs are straight retreads of the 2 USA mgm 45s but the french one replaces youre good enough for me with im alive. dave

do you not think it sounds a little bit like the spinners `i`ll always love you` particularly in the chorus. we recently bought a mint original white demo off ebay . it was cheap because the seller had very poor feedback. we thought we`d take a chance. when it came it looked brand new but it had a tiny crack on the run in . tried to contact the seller but they`ve been kicked off ebay. cant find no trace of them. ah well win some lose some. That said, for what it cost and it is a rare dj copy with stamp..........did we lose dave

so whats this one worth then. plenty of man o mine`s and the deep city 45 on popsike

looks like youve been very unlucky. i take it you want the original version on kama sutra and not maxine browns cover . hope someone on here comes thru for you. both good records dave

i remember playing this at the wilton in the mid 90s. then selling it to wendy, saus`s girlfriend at the time.she pestered me to death for it £30 was the price. id love a copy back as well always regreted selling but thought her need was greater than mine dave

make do with an original black EP not a 70s blue gold re issue dave

cant recall ever having to turn mine up dave

it says 1977 on the label dave

if you have a good listen they were trying to emulate supremes back in my arms again that was a US no1 in june 1965 so its certainly not older than that. i think the dates on the parkway demos at the bottom are probably when the label was re registered. similar scenario to the m-pac stable of labels. they say 1963 on them but thats just when the labels started. dave

its a great double sider but there does seem to be a copy for sale every day of the year somewhere or other. it should never ever have sold for more than a ton. what do these people smoke dave

150/170 pounds for the lot but a handful of those titles you would have trouble giving them away

manship auctioned a chants uk demo recently. it made about 175 quid dave

what guides are you lot looking at for the moses dillard. id have thought nearer 600 dave

i was thinking nearer 300 times rarer than jeanette but maybe only sells for the same price. a much better record than jeanette IMHO and tough enough to be a thousand pounder dave

keep trying ebay tosh. i got a mint issue for $7 a fortnight ago. the only bid on it. have people no taste. it was there for all to see bide your time and im sure you`ll get lucky dave

i remember mrs doubtfire now. bought a frank beverly on phil la for 3 quid off him/her/it. not seen for 10 years or more. anyone seen in more recent times dave

see i always thought the cream one to be a bit harder. But one thing i have always found. the red ones are always clean and the cream ones seem to be a bit beat up. cant remember the last time i saw a nice clean cream issue in a sales box dave

the promise of love lp is worth pickin up as well. some great stuff on there found mine in a junk shop. 20p i think.wish they were all that dear dave

the astors had 4 45s on stax and do you know something ive never played mystery woman ever. the flipside of candy ' i found out' is tremendous IMVHO dave

its a similar lp as the soul improvisations lp from 1970. a couple of decent crossover dancers and a few instrumentals. i bet all these recordings were done the year before that but apart from the share 45 never saw the light of day til 1976 dave

i agree with you there matt. incidentally its a 70s recording anyway isnt it,albeit an early one dave

are we talking about her atlantic 45 from 1969 here dave