Dave Pinch

got a multi coloured copy off doncaster indoor market for a quid 2 years ago dave

muriel was irelands euro entry in 1969 with "wages of love". it came 7th and was issued in the uk on CBS. CBS never kept the option on her so she signed to larry page`s PAGE ONE label. they issued "optimistic fool" page one POF 151 in july 1969. the b side is nine times out of ten.......................there thats me up to be shot at dave

two different label designs on tac-ful as well. £300 with footballer design, £350 without footballer and £500 on radio city best dave

rca and top ten deffo same group dave

not forgetting their two fantastic TOP TEN 45s whenever i`m without you & yes i love you baby. but emory and the dynamics on peachtree a different group meethinks dave

going back to the LP baby i got it is on a valise 45 but i dont know if its a differant take from the 45 also listen to side 2 track 2 nobody loves like you baby absolutly blinding record every bit as good as the two 45's best Dave

johnny dunn books at £150 and is certainly worth that on rarity and quality but watch out for the boots on vinyl with a photocopy label. orig should be on styrene with a stick on label with a bell sound stamp. orig gold dave mitchell would be around £70 and £300 on the p.s label dave pinches

sellotape type marks come off with white spirit. then wash it with water and fairy liquid. water based marks come off with ........................ water dave

check out "sit down and talk to me" on usa & uk philly as well. Every bit as good as "time will" and "see you" IMVHO dave

has any body cottoned on to the fact that easy living on groove city and j.j barnes on uk stax play exactly the same record dave

Wasnt jimmy ruffin lead vocal with the four hollidays on markie on the 2 45s fron 1964. the golden world set up featured edwin starr on i`ll love you forever in 1966 and on groove city it was j.j barnes and steve mancha. Dont think the markie 45s are connected with the others except for the fact the`re detroit items dave

this is the original doo wop version from 1957. made number 88 on the pop charts in september of that year so it seems to have sold quite well. Wouldnt have thought it it be more than a tenner but yer never know dave

sold a mint black issue at prestwich last nite for £50. the first time i took it out. Books at £75 in jm,s new guide. Cant be more up to date than that eh dave

when they reissued it in 1999 really they should have only been £20 as there were enuff copies to go around but maybe £50 dosent seem too dear by todays standards. last i heard about the original acetate. Nige mayfield had it. Dont know if he still has it tho dave

just off topic a bit. the sonny and dianne 45 love trap credits S fishback & D carter so perhaps it could be dianne carter........... whoever she is great vocals tho and a very rare record IMVHO. only on epic issue dave

I always thought the karma label to be out of dallas texas does anybody else rate the fantastic love power on the flip also has anybody seen a karma copy mispressed as love tower dave

anybody remember broomfield " certain kind of weather" or dee dee wildes forth & broadway outings from the late 80s dave

i suppose u all prefer edwin starr singin i have faith as opposed to doni u got to own debbie curtis. sounds great in the house and it sounded great at wilton as well. my mate bob beasley wud swop me today. juan is a bit better sound quality but well vocally............... u lot must like listening to fucking abba dave

shite record as well or is it just me thats different

mikki farrow was booted on karate. But not tony hestor as far as i know dave

its a new york label. therz a big usa hit on it that came out on stateside at the time an instrumental I think. am pissed up....... pete smith help me out

seeing how dawn was a u.s top 5 record.in 1964. I would say this was the first version and anything else was borrowed.......... if yer see worrameen dave

So. just to recap then. this record is worth between £200 and £1000 basically nobody has a clue . good record, a bit too fast for today tho` dave

used to see it in the 80s and 90s from time to time sometimes with reversed labels for as much as £200. Saw one recently for £600. I aint heard it out and about in years top tune tho` dave

tho its very rare. the sound quality on the turbo release is worse than the p vine reissue. I bet the producer never worked again. im sure an original went for about £300 on the bay. the p-vine must be £60 by now. At least 5 good tracks for me. I dont want to lose you, sweet memories.............luvly wasnt dont take your love c/up as darrell banks ... who was long dead by the time it was recorded eh dave