Trev Thomas

multi coloured label.......reissue yellow label......original

i remember phil dick telling me that he had aquired the rights for "i really love you" (bobby james / jimmy burns) off of bobby james in the mid 90's, bobby james had no knowledge of the grapevine release

ive had / got a few like this..strange thing is, they all seem to be chicago things, vontastics - i'll never say goodbye, mitty collier - pain & a few chess things + a copy of the impressions - you've been cheating where the label quite litereley fell out of the record

was booted twice on big top....red label with magic potion on tother side......blue paper label counterfeit, a pretty good effort, but, the silver lettering is not as sharp as on the original

quite possibly, however, it was no secret what the true identity of this record was,

pm'd ya

all records pressed at this pressing plant were prone to labels falling off, shrine releases are notorious for it

aaaaahhhhhhh beeksy, stop it, people might start to think were warming to each other

bloody hell, never thought i'd find myself agreeing with you still think you're a knob though

and there was me thinking you just wanted him to talk dirty to you

tim brown ended up with pat bradys copy, nigel parker never really played his copy out because he & pat were both residents at bradford queens hall & pat was still playing his copy, the acetate (10 inch) was owned by mark hanson, dont know if he's still got it

i wish somebody would

they certainly do, cant dissagree with you there whats playin biz ??????

well, it works for butch

ahh well, ya cant blame a man for trying, its amazing, the rare records that turn up in signal boxes, who needs to go to detroit

yes trev it nearly came home with me that night. imagine the quality of the stuff we all used to have going thru our hands in those days that you could afford. i can remember seeing the likes of you and buying ree flores, new yorkers, willie `so much fun`with a bit of money in my pocket. cant really get owt like that now unless i sold summat or traded dave

hi dave / bri.... bloody hell, i'd forgotten all about that acetate, i got it from gaz field, the guy in america who he got it from said he also had a one sided acetate of you left me, apparantly they came to him as a pair, but, he'd misslaid "you left me", he was going to send it over when he found it, but, alas it never turned up. the aforementioned "ive got to be free acetate ended up with nick brown down in london, it was a different mix to the 45

hi dave, dont know if clarkie has still got his copy, it was admirations, he bought that & the del-larks off glen griffin at the 100 club

£150 - 200

i would have thought betty boo - say it isn't so on grapevine would have been one of the first

the servicemen - i'll stop loving you - grapevine 2000

are you saying that you've just bought a 50 count box of the admirations, ????? if so, put my name down for one

you'd be looking at the thick end of a 2 grand

not sure about the others, but, del-chontays was on manships & domars websites earlier this year for £250, no longer listed on either, so i presume they sold

hi phil...white demo with swirls is by far the most common of this records many formats, as for value i'd say about £150 for the demo, bit more for the issue....did you get my pm ?