Pete Eccles

Never seen that before, a couple of bid withdrawals maybe?

The fact that it has gone so high so early in the auction suggests there is probably some naivety involved, surely it's wiser to keep your powder dry and have a look towards the close of play,

Obviously only scrolled back until I found one, can't find the one post 6 is referring to, £1800 BIN,? no link

A couple of days late there Chris, see post #25

One thing we seem to agree on is this 45 isn't as rare as the price tag suggests, so for me the main reason it is commanding the sums that it does can only be down to demand, folk from right across the scene, serious collectors, DJs, dancers and even handbaggers (hate that term) appear to, in the main, like the track, hey ho,

No it won't

Are we saying that none of the Stoke resident DJs ever have within their oldies play boxes a Timi Yuro?????

As Steve says not as rare as it would appear,a great record nonetheless and plenty like it, but as with all records plenty don't like it, Still 5 days to go......

Sorry if I have missed it already being mentioned, but I've never seen it go so high, where's it going to finish???? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/321707094493?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

The artists wanted to avoid recognition so much that they demanded that DJs playing their records to the public changed their name and the title and that they hide the label, just to make them even more obscure

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The header says 'Northern soul Deejay Pay', By profit I didn't mean necessarily in the Eddie Parker bracket, I reckon Northern Soul records in general are worth more today than anytime previously, My main point though was, regardless of the profit of selling on the vinyl, the cost of records should not be factored into a DJ fee,

Always baffled me this, offsetting the cost of records against the fee for playing them, Aren't DJs invited to play their records because they already have them, and if the DJ wants to add to his/her collection along the way then that's up to them? They can always be sold on again, often (but not always) for a profit,

Hi, a few to go, Jimmy Holland - Baby Don't leave me, - blue rock WDJ - EX - £30 Keanya Collins - It ain't no secret - blue rock - EX (small wol) - £30 SOLD Rufus Lumley - Minneap'lis Minnesota - Afford - Ex - £70 SOLD Mongo Santamaria - We got Latin soul - Columbia WDJ -Ex - £30 SOLD Ike Lovely - I want it all - Capitol promo - Ex - £60 The Ethics - I want my baby Back - Vent - VG+ (slight ring wear, faded labels) £45 Wilson Picket - Let me be your boy - Verve - EX (Felt tip on flip label) - £40 SOLD C.L. Blast - What can I do - United Records (Blue) - Ex - £50 Please PM with any questions, can provide scans, etc Paypal as gift preferred, £2.50 p+p per single 45

dekka looking for this in wants Larry

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Not quite what the OP asked for

Just the one, Terry Callier - Look At Me Now - RARE Cadet DJ copy - Ex SOLD Stunning copy, clean labels, £350 plus P+P , Paypal as gift preferred PM if interested

See you in the bar Julie x

Great thanks Steve, trust you and Lou are well, That's the one, ticket master, was at the Symphony Halls in Brum last year, magnificent venue so don't mind going the extra few miles, especially after giving up altogether the other night,

Had a total nightmare trying to book for the Manchester gig the other night, kept telling me there was a problem with the information I was submitting, Just sailed through for the Birmingham date,

As much as I don't mind it, a welcome change from Talksport, the only radio I seem to listen to nowadays

Enjoyed that,

A good few years ago on TFI Friday she disclosed her all time favourite track (any genre) as being 'Love Starved Heart' Marvin Gaye Edit - Just seen Teds post, still not quite the same though

What's it going for? (Tommy Ponce) could let mine go