Mick Holdsworth

Popsike doesn't pick up everything, often thinks are there and then they disappear for some reason. In this case though, if any sold on eBay they may have been under the price threshold used by Popsike, eg. £2/3 etc. It's listed on discogs ... https://www.discogs.com/LJ-Johnson-Your-Magic-Put-A-Spell-On-Me/release/5281576 Cheers Mick

Rare Argentinian LP - Various Artists from 1965 of USA ABC / Dunhill releases - This includes the classic Willie Hutch - Love Runs Out. Vinyl is excellent, and B side label had a promo stamp. Front cover had small price sticker. £500 UK - UK post included. Please message me for Paypal details etc. or any other info you may need. https://northernsoulrecords.com/item/Various_Artists_-_Shindig_Vol_2/NSR3394 WillieHutch-LoveRunsOut-LP.mp3WillieHutch-LoveRunsOut-LP.mp3 Cheers Mick

If there was some listing violation eBay themselves can independently pull it, and the listing then vanishes completely. It's happened a few times on things I was looking at, luckily never on my own sales though. Cheers Mick

Have PM'd you. Cheers, Mick

Never seen those two Kev (Exciters / Ila Van) - Nice.

I think she also appeared in a movie with Jon Voight, and I seem to remember hearing she was in an episode of Banacek.

As this thread is called " . . . Related Artists", can we have Morris Chestnut (the singer) who has a famous son, Morris Chestnut (the Actor).

I remember a documentary on TV a fair few years back and they reckoned the best time was either Sunday evening, or midday on Thursday. I can understand the Sunday evening, but could never get to grips with Thursday. (Maybe that was when people ordered stuff they needed for the weekend?) I did try the Thursday once and unfortunately I can't remember if it was any good or not. I think the docomentary was called "money for old rope", where the presenter listed a piece of old rope, sold it, and followed up the sale with a visit to the buyer. Cheers Mick

Big record for Soul Sam in early to mid 90's, maybe 1993 or so. I think it was fairly new (to Sam) about then. It may have bee around before then, but that's the first copy I ever saw. Cheers Mick

Is this a valuation site, drawing in sales stats from various marketplaces, or is it a new Marketplace in its own right. Cheers Mick

Seem to remember the boot had a matt finish, wheras the orig was a more glossy finish - Haven't had a real one since about 75, lent it to a local "friend", but never got it back

Alondside the PB lookalikes, Some of the other SS boots are quite rare, like the Willie Hutch second boot as James Conwell Jr on Patches - The Duck / Love Runs Out, whereas the first boot as Richard Temple - Duck / Duck is very common.

Indeed Adam - but are we right ?

Could be Bobby Patterson or Entertainers "I'm In Love With You" , can certainly hear "aaaahhh ah ah ah aaahhh, I'm In Love With You" in the Entertainers version.

The Group / Cecil Washington - I Don't Like To Lose

OK thanks Paul. The image example used three posts above is the Boston edit, and the Atlanta was new to me until maybe six months ago.

Paul - Never seen Memphis, do you know the Number ? These are the fifteen I know to . . . Atlanta AE7 1132 Boston AE7 1133 Washington AE7 1134 Miami AE7 1135 Philadelphia AE7 1136 Baltimore AE7 1137 Detroit AE7 1138 St Louis AE7 1139 Houston AE7 1140 Chicago AE7 1141 Cincinnati AE7 1142 Cleveland AE7 1143 Dallas AE7 1144 San Francisco AE7 1145 Los Angeles AE7 1146 Looking at the numbering, I feel AE7 1131 must exist but have never seen it. I Have 14 and am only missing Detroit AE7 1138 myself from the above list. Cheers Mick

That's very interesting, I have a Helen Shapiro acetate from an Abbey Road session in '65 - same handwriting, with KS initials. It always reminded me of Max's handwriting - I even asked him once, and he said, no, not him.

PM'd you

It's a '65 . Yes, I liked the wheels too, they came with the car. Somehow they lasted all the time I had it and didn't wear out (apart from a few punctures).

I sold a lot of my records in about '83 to buy my car. This was me with it a few weeks after I'd got it, at my mates house. I kept it until about the turn of the century, but it had been off the road for about 5 or 6 years by then. Just a couple of the records are probably worth more than the car now. One of them was Jimmy Burns, and I also remember letting Andy Spencer have a complete set of Labeat records including the two biggies at the time, AW and LT, and future biggies like "How" etc,). Loved the car, but when I think of all the other things I let go to finance the car . . . Cheers Mick

Thanks Joan, thought it would be obvious. Merry Christmas.

Been bugging me since yesterday, this is one of my records from about 82 / 83. I found it on a tape with no track listing whilst looking for a completely different tape. I've put up a short clip, hope it's OK. Dont Know 01.mp3 If anyone can identify it, that would be great. Cheers Mick

Yep. think we posted at the same time. The reason I said "nearly" all the Younghearts are the same short version is because there is an anomaly. It is Canterbury release, styrene, as "Little Togetherness" by Younghearts that plays the long Millionaire version. It has the same Delta number but a slightly different matrix to the equivalent short version. It used the same labels as the normal "Little Togetherness" short version (with the same short time) so is only obvious through playing it, or being completely familiar with the matrixes. In all my years of searching for this, the only persion who ever mentioned it was DJ Honkey in NY Cheers Mick

Tempos is normal version, as are "nearly" all the Younghrearts / Canterbury releases (All the times on labels only confuse. They're all the same.) New Younghearts on Soultown is the longer version (Now you don't have to be baby - a millionaire . . . . ) The third release as Kings Of Hearts / Zea reverted back to the Canterbury short version.