Dylan

I don't have it anymore but i do have an Ex copy of his other 45 on rapda which is a realy nice sweet soul ballad titled "what am I guilty of" which I would sell for 25GBP if you need it.

its quite a common record but does have some demand maybe 50 quid or a bit less ?

I think more here will know this 45 from the other side. I will check my boxes but i'm fairly certain the couple I had have gone. Don't wait for me if somebody offers you one at the price you want to pay go for it.

I don';t mind waiting a few days extra for a 45. my hypothetical would be if there was UK copy from somebody I didn't know and a copy in US from somebody who I deal with i would buy the US one. Also its easy to say you have found a copy of a 45 cheaper elsewhere but would you disclose to somebody with the more expensive copy where the cheap copy is when asking for the discount ? I'm not suggestign you do this at all just another thing to consider that some might do in order to try and snag a bargain.

potential buyers who tell you your record is overpriced and they can get it cheaper elsewhere then come back and tell you the same thing 2 days later........... FFS if its realy cheaper someweher else just go buy it. I do make offers if I think somethings is priced a bit wrong and also have come down in price with my own sales. It depends on a whole host of things. No 2 deals are alike.

brilliant record. exactly the kind of thing i'd love to hear out.

yes its a bit confusing isn't it

yes agree not great for selling but I read original request as if he was looking to buy ?

I thought ebay would be the first site to get a mention. here is also well worth a look.

yes it does IMO Charles Carlson is the better deep side of the 2 but both are good. the northern sides are also good. glwts.

one last bump for these........

would you be interested in a rare version of this song recorded by bobby barnes on poormans ?

packaged and ready to go.

I can't remember to be honest I saw a couple but prehaps there are a lot less in circulation than I thought ?

the figure that always stuck in my head for KB was roughly between 200 and 300 as that is what copies used to sell for when I first became aware of this record.

looking through the box I did this list from it was probably this small batch that got deleted Jackie Lee "darkest days" vg+ light styrene hiss on quite parts nothing to bad fine to DJ with 30GBP Joey Gilmore "night and day" Red Rooster M- this will get a few comig to the decks to ask what is is pretty decent uptempo throwback dancer 20GBP Leroy & Drivers "You picked the wrong time / don't ever leave me" Coral (not US looks like a eurpoean release) Ex 40GBP 2 great sides one unbtempo and a bit the funky the other great deep soul otis leavil "a reason to be lonely" blue rock Ex 15GBP

somewhow last night a chunk of this list dissapeared while editing (my fault) if you think you saw something and now its gone drop me a PM if you are still interested. I can't remember exactly what has been deleted but I do know for sure a couple that sold are no longer showing. to the buyers who have already paid don't worry I do have them and they will be shipped tues. Note to self : don't edit a sales thread after too much cava

I had no idea KB was selling for that much that price has realy surprised me.

much less in Leeds between 100 and 150 at a guess ? he deserved far more.

paypal gift preferred postage included in prices. Soul bros six "move girl / I don't want to cry" fine M- their first and rarest record offers. Move girl is a cracking dancer the flip is great deep Reactions "live my life for myself" sanfris 175GBP There is a drill hole close to centre of record and the chunk of vinyl between the drill hole and the big hole in the middle is missing. A think strip 2 to 3 mm wide. Other than that its EX and no other damage, great group soul. Ted ford "hold on to the key / you don't love me" gaye EX 200GBP Storming northern soul that deserves to be far better known and the flip is IMO the best deep soul release on this label simply sublime. Teds best record ???? Georgoud George "its not a hurting thing / get up of it" peachtree Ex 600GBP Superb deep with a beat and cracking up tempo flip. Loretta williams "baby cakes / i'm just gonna be missing you" Jotis WD EX 60GBP Storming up tempo northern fantastic side and just right for the newer fans of northern the flip is of course a deep soul classic. Marvin sims "get off my back / danger" revue Ex 50GBP Read comments for above same applies on both sides Marjorie joseph "I have no right to love you / a good man is hard to find" bennett Ex 30GBP One side great mid tempo other slightly funky both sides recommended. The mid tempo always reminds me of something else very similar whene ever I pay it but I can't remember what ?? Brendetta davis "I can't make it without him" liberty EX 50GBP Deep meets beat ballad. Dee edwards "he told me lies / too careless with my love" D Town Ex 25GBP 2 nice mid tempo sides Dee edwards "you say you love me" Tuba Ex 25GBP Lovely mid tempo Jonny Braff "Nobody can take your place" ACE EX 70GBP Quality beat ballad on barbados label Ghetto children "I've just gotta find someone to love me" columbia Ex 40GBP Rare issue signed by band great group sound recomended. Communicators "is it funky enough / one chance" duplex Ex 40GBP Great funk track and an even better group deep flip. 1st label. Bettye swan "My heart is closed for the season." capitol Ex 15GBP Brilliant record Swinging allusions "prove it / farewell darling " bee jay Ex 75GBP ---------- SOLD ----------- Rare ? and great sweet soul Superiors band "amateur love / darling I love you" barvis Ex 25GBP Great deep soul with a powerful vocal. thanks for looking Dylan

Mick walking down the stairs into the venue at exactly the same time lee walked onto stage as well. who was that round of applause for ?

there was a young lad and his girlfiend at the last lifeline who i've not seen before. having a good dance and enjoying it.

I noticed this earlier today, is that a real george lemmons scan he has used or is it the scan from the boot ? the bobby kline side looks mint but GL looks well worn like an old record. and I agree with steve GL is a terrible record.

you can always spend a bit of the money that is coming in. No need to stop completely. records in this price bracket are a good bit of fun IMO and not as risky as the big ticket stuff.

most underground music scenes that are a bit edgy or underground have a drug culture at the heart of them. For some people its part of the appeal and what sets them apart from the more regular drinking based nights out.