Dylan

Mal dont want to be rude but are you sure you got this release ? If so you did very well. or you have the thought with a different flip side?

You would get so many conflicting numbers but its a great idea in principal. and whats considered rare to one person would be fairly common to another. i have taken a break from watching prices and records appearing for sale and so many easy to pick up 30 to 50 dollar records are now 200gbp plus. This also adds large gaps to any detail i hsed to have. The word rare seems to get used more as the price increases. i couldnt name any new records from the last 10 years and i'm sure plenty of others could.

From Wikipedia A cover version was recorded by Aretha Franklin's sister Erma Franklin in 1970 as the B-side to a pair of Jackie Wilson songs (A-side: Whispers (Gettin' Louder)) and was part of a 1986 NME Northern soulcompilation cassette, Feet Start Dancing. is it this one or another ?

I love this record and think it’s rare but also found it a tricky one to sell so an odd one to guage. good luck.

Love this instrumental

The intro to invitations “look on the good side” is very atmospheric and uplifting flame n king “happy days” is another atmospheric feel good track

You could get 20gbp or a bit more on eBay.

Sam moultrie there is a thread on this forum from 2009 talking about both label releases and some discussion about its value then which seems to be much less than you would get now

Millionaires is an easy fast sell and should get about 80 quid possibly a bit more.

It’s odd that people thinking of selling up haven’t done a bit of their own homework.

Rick i agree it’s just an ok dance floor side. i do think the ballad on the flip is quite good though and certainly the best side. i remember rod having these but I never got one. Had some great records from rod.

There is a really nice sweet soul 45 with a red label just need to remember what it is...

It was in lovely condition. Amazing these records are still turning up. After all this time.

It will be interesting to see what else the seller got on that find. how many copies of inspirations are we up to now ?

Your tastes will change and evolve the more you listen. most of the must have records from your first spell of buying will be making way for the next lot and that cycle keeps repeating until you get a collection you are happy with. constantly buying and selling is the best way to build a collection IMO.

Manship has one I have no idea if it’s the right price as I don’t know this record.

I bet somebody knows but it’s not me. something that came out on 2 labels. ST and virtue.

And once you’ve sold a few it makes the next few easier. you can still enjoy the music without owning the vinyl.

Camping 2 mins from the brewery so would be rude not to try the local beer. Get an 8.5% DIPA as well for after this. tunes, Milton Parker, natural four, j.b Bingham and others....

The doing me right on Pearce you listed is a very good price. Surprised that didn’t sell its a very nice blue eyed soul record.

I think that reply touches on a couple of points that I was getting at with my initial response. i’ve been slowly selling bits and pieces for a couple of years now and based my answer on my own experiences. i do agree I see lots of 5 to 10 records listed for 20. my last small list on here I only sold one record.

That’s the value of record that is very time consuming and slow moving to sell. in my experience it’s not until they are three figure records that they sell for very little effort. unless you are planning to sell at a price below all others.

Plantation original dark rum an old Paul Collins radio show I recorded onto CD

It could be. Shame about the crackle on the intro. But i’ve got a few that sound worse to be honest.

Meeting collectors face to face in other countries having spoken online was a good thing. Putting a face to a name and sharing some good times.