Hold Tight

hold tight, on 14 January 2012 - 02:51 PM, said: Need to shift a few of the collection thanks to the boiler blowing up the day the brakes went on the car, so please have a look and listen. I have tried to give best prices but if you think I am out let me know and make a sensible offer. Postage is by special delivery £5, will throw it in for the £100 an upwards and recorded for the others at £2. Paypal gift is fine as is cheque or cash at your risk via post. No trades thanks plumber wants cash! If you want a sound clip of any of the others to check play let me know and I will PM one. Winston "Flook" Richards TREX Let us get together £350 £300VG++ Barbadian soul at its best, in a few playboxes now and gaining fans in the oldies and newies camps. Have a listen - probably one of the few if not only sound files available! Winston Flook Richards.mp3 Major Burkes Gulf Break these chains £300 possible tradesVG++ Johnnie Richards Sprout Every night the same time £100 £75 VG+ light marks plays clear Moses Dillard and the Dynamic Showmen Mark Pretty as a picture £350 £300VG+ light marks plays better than this grade though, listen to sound file Moses D - pretty as a picture.mp3 Jackie Edwards Disques Vogue I feel so bad ,EP Pic sleeve £200 £180VG++ exceptionally clean copy and sleeve small amount of writing on label Del -Chords Mr Genius Your mommy lied to your daddy £80 £70VG looking plays VG+, early Magnificient men recording Jimmy McCracklin Premium Get back £40 VG++ Getting picked up by the new breed set Bob Seger Abkco Heavy Music Pt1 £12 VG++ ( its mint in reality but just in case, its £12 after all!) Really good thumping northern thats back in favour in some parts Tommy Louis and the rythm rockers Muriel I love you so £45 VG+( as needs cleaning only light marks) Raw RnB out of LA - Superb. Chesterfields Phillips ( Black stock copy) You walked away £225 £180 Looks VG+ plays VG++ light scuffs only, some label wear though from storage, listen for yourself below. Chesterfields.mp3 Benny Curtis Dynamite records Lovin' back guarantee £175 £155VG++ immaculate and storming RnB that is getting picked now. The label says it all - Dynamite! Lovin back.mp3 Three Prophets Together I think I really love you £300 £275 VG++ superb needs no introduction and not seen often, seems to be picking up plays again so will probably grow in favour this year. R.Tenard Fa-Bo-lus You made me cry £70 VG+ light surface marks only Chester Mayfield and the casuals Game Throw it out of my mind £80 VG++ Stafford spin Little Charles and the sidewinders Decca Its a heartache ( pink promo) £125 £100 VG++ very light surface scuffs, small name written on each label Monzas Pacific Ain't it the truth £150 £125 VG++ Monzas, aint it the truth.mp3 Winston Flook Richards.mp3 Chesterfields.mp3 Moses D - pretty as a picture.mp3

This might add some more info to link to. https://www.record-racks.com/?p=67

Sorry trades/wants not sales but has also for sale possibility.

Paul look on the sales forum. One on there. ps how are you, long time no see.

Pm'd you Dave

Dont know much about it by mine plays the instrumental track King Bee. Will see if I can find out anything else.

Two good points and ones I have to agree with. Links nicely in to Mace's post as well. I would love to see something like that happen.

Spot on - people do want quality music thats not run of the mill prepackaged pop. Probably the most insightful post for a while that I've read. IMO and for what its worth. When most scenes became strong enough to go on to survive and thrive it was because people wanted to belong ( this kind of links to the membership posts as well) at the moment there are very few younger people who are wanting to belong to the soul scene. I have no doubt it will change and if they are exposed to the soul scene will likely return to a much stronger place. After all I would rather be in a rammed club listening to good music than sitting in a small group to the early hours with echoes swirling around the void of an empty venue. Mark.

Just got round to reading most of the posts on this thread and I have to say that Helen is pretty close to a lot of my views with the above. To paraphrase a bit the scene is like life - shit in bits and fantastic in others so take and make of it what you will. Mark.

Hi Des, There are still bulk buyers out there.!Any thoughts on possible details or combo's etc? cheers Mark.

45's are about ten to the pound of weight.

Had the opposite - ebay seller sells a record to me for under $10 and puts $100 on the bloody declaration - now that is a twat.

Well done - couldn't get rid of mine before christmas even with Special delivery and cheaper.

Jim Gilstrap's wonderful "Run Run Run", and is on his most current sales list today. beaten to it by Pottsy and thought I read the whole thread

Now reduced to £95 inc special delivery, then its ebay.

French Picture sleeve selling as just got Columbia copy so this is now spare. Picture sleeve in good condition no tears or seam splits plus internal tag still in place. Vinyl VG++ due to paper scuffs sound file on request or I will try to post one up as soon as I can. pm if interested cheers Mark.

Eh up chuckles - where ya been. Can we put names to that quote!

Excellent post. He noticed some slight warping! No Sh+t steam at 100 degrees. Whoda thought it. Would have been funnier if he had taken it from VPi to decks and done some old school scratching though.

pm'd on a couple. ta John.

They have had to as they are covered under the consumer credit act for some of the transactions and by the regulator and watchdog for financial services and banking for others. Good result though Pete. mark.

Top stuff Barry, just listening now and will email you for some Mp3's . Looking forward to tuning in next time, cheers Mark.

appologies if this has been flagged elsewhere - if not have a read though. Could have implications worldwide and not just USA. Shortcut to: https://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7412671.stm

Hi Des, I am only a novice, as many will know, but would think that it infers no rights to the song itself only the medium on which it is cut.In other words the acetate is yours to buy and sell but not reproduce without permission. Intellectual property laws, mean that the writer always owns the song unless they sold the rights to a third party (possibly a recording studio or publisher or record label). Even in many of those cases there can be a cut off period where it reverts to the original writer. The Presley estate was an example where the songs had a finite period of sole use and reprodcution by the Presley estate only or by contract to them I believe. I am no expert but did do a little digging on it last year. I am positive there are many more enlighted than me that will correct any misconceptions I may have on the matter. Mark.