The record selling business is nowhere near the dizzy heights of 2006/2008. John Manships price guide just doesn't work for most NS records, when I want to buy a record I get the price quoted often followed swiftly by "it books at................." normally more than the dealer is asking. You can find most records you want nowadays at a far, far cheaper price than 3 or 4 years ago. When you visit Popsike you can see the evolution of pricing since 2005 perfectly, it's downwards for most records.
As Smokey Bacon once said "Better shop around..................................
I'm trying to picture it, down the stairs and turn right through the doors and the place was very
kitsch 70s, stainless steel, carpets, leather type chairs and a glass dance floor (or part of it
was). It was oh so long ago...........................
Does anybody remember this please ? It was downstairs underneath a multi-story car park, I think opposite Bentalls department store. Not a true soul venue by any accounts although they mostly did play soul stuff.
What was the name ?
Any info appreciated.
Chris L
3rd place Richard Searling - just about anywhere !
2nd place Alan S - Cats
1st place Ian Levine - Mecca/Torch/Everywhere else...........................
I'm planning on going, leaving Dover about 12.00 midday passing the London area around 13.30. Anyone wanting to share a ride please let me know, I could use the company
Chris Lalor
These are all originals, see scans.
Dee Dee Sharp - What kind of lady - Gamble - EX++/Mint minus - £38.00 S O L D
Johnny Moore - Walk like a man - Date - VG+ has felt tip writing on B side - £16
Tony Clarke - Landslide - Chess - VG(+) - £18.00
Soul Brothers Six - I'll be loving you - Atlantic - VG+ - £20.00
Johnny Sayles - I can't get enough - St Lawrence demo - VG+ - £50.00
They all play well, Paypal OK, shipping cost £2.00 recorded delivery. Will ship Frdiay this wek.