Dylan

a great soul artists some real gems to listen to.

would make it far worse IMO leave it exactly as it is.

I baught gene cooper on dada with a badly damaged label. I'll try and sell it if I ever find one with a clean label that plays as well as the copy I have.

how rare the record is must also be a factor. if its almost impossible to find then you would still get a good price IMO.

Janis Joplin was riding in BW's mercedes benz when she had the inspiration for one of her songs.

yes so am I ?? possibly more than one copy of JR as well... i've always thought JR is due a big price increase as its one of the best out and out stompers there is IMO. but this could just be one expensive copy and others will still be much less. the rare TA must be "baby i'm lost" on spindletop backed with a nice sweet soul track.

cheers seb didn't know about this one. Looks good value as a double CD.

tuska label tragar label kim tolliver willie johnson (just seen this above so where can I get hold of the comp he put out ?) annette snell gene and eddie plus loads more...

"whose lips" is the killer side on this 45 for me also. Other side just OK similar style but doesn't quite have the magic.

winner on 1st link now not a registered user. prehaos same copy up for sale again ?

I would want over 100 quid prehaps quite a bit more for mine as its far to rare and good to be valued at 30 quid. but i'm not selling

sorry not yet. You should easily get one for the price you are prepared to pay its very fair.

and prehaps a couple of different label dsigns as i'm sure mine looks different to that ? unless its just the issues against the demos ? great record this realy like it.

quality. never mind... the sites that tell you number of users watching a 45 sound good. Could do with a link to one of those. but probably a lot of people just watching out of curiosity and a small number of bidders i'd say. like the matues 45 in my watched items.

you'll have to run with a load of different user id's and several different ISP addresses.... something like the seashells is never going to slip under the radar though is it ? to well known and add the fact it was moerer selling it.

think I may have just got the last one

Jeter Davis on Sunbelt looks like a fair price to me. Great record.

you'd also be a bit of a lightweight. 20 quid only buys about 5 or 6 pints these days its outrageous. probably about 3 pints in scandanavia.

jasons annual show from carolinas, boba, paul collins on solar radio a few i've realy enjoyed to name 3 and the shows larry grogan puts up on his blog prehaps not all soul but a great mix of music. no doubt missed plenty of other great stuff.

I agree with the sentiment here. but if I go out (which isn't that often these days) I want to hear the best rarest soul music there is. I want to be educated and hear things I don't know that have that magic about them. Which inevitably ends up being expensive. Que the coments about loads of great cheap records...... trading up could be one way of working towards getting these tunes like this without spending huge amounts of cash but that would takes a huge amount of time and effort. Years and years in fact.

when were the boots done ? what do they look like.

thanks for clearing that up. Obvious realy when you think about it.

emidiscs as far as I know are just boots pressed up in UK don't think it used to cost that much to get them done in 70s / 80s.

this must have been before thew soul police were formed then ? what would they say to such a carry on....

get yer caps lock turned off