Dylan

she did at least 2 on the label ? I didn't pay much for either only $10 each or less. Great records.

its a retrospective look at how the soul scene used to be in the 70s. its very good in that respect. is the soul scene all about looking back thast my point ? do we forever have to try and recreate what happened in the past.

that is a total rip off the sad thing is the kids will probably love it but have no idea of its origins.

maybe just sell 1 very rare record and see how it makes you feel ? you might not miss it as much as you think. you won't know until you try...............

just added this to ref o soul. Will try and add others if they get requested. /more/soul-library/74665-lloyd-hendricks-sno-cone-statue/

June 11 sales Paypal gift preferred postage within UK included in prices add a bit for overseas. By PM please if interested in anything Priscilla price "rockefellar jones / do I stand a chance with you" GMC Ex 50GBP Billy Mack (aka Willie McDougal) "I'm a son of a lover / I couldn't sleep a wink last night" Tina vg+ light surface marks 30GBP Natural four "can this be real / same" curtom vg+ 10GBP Sunrise Movement "clockwise revolution / nothing left but love" ghetto prod's M- 15GBP C.P. Love "Plenty of room for more / you call the shots" King Walk Ex 300GBP superb mid tempo and deep Blues Bros No1 "Letter of regret / happy song" Eclipse Ex but small biro WOL nothing serious 250GBP One of the very best group deep sides with good modern flip. Llyod Hendricks "Sno cone / harsh white light" Statue Ex 50GBP hard driving groove in this track with deep flip True Image "Come what may" Flowers vg plays great after light crackle on intro 40GBP great modern total classic track Marcus Daniel "Drill for your love / don't try to call it" Monkey Town vg+ 50GBP Marvin Sims "Get off my back / danger" Revue Ex very small delta disc triangle sticker on label 70GBP uptempo southern with bags of attitude all time classic deep flip James D Hall "I wanna get into you" J.D.H M- 30GBP Flame N King "the love man / fast stepping" HSP Ex 30GBP 100mph stomper for those that can still handle them Sai Whatt "Same old story" Stache" Ex 50GBP fantastic 2 step Flamingoes "Lover come back / straighten it up" Polydor Ex 30GBP gritty x-over and deep flip froma great group Broadway Band "one to many / break music" Cohen M- 40GBP Thanks for looking, dylan

seriously I would not spend more than 75GBP on this 45 now. It was 200GBP but not anymore

thnaks for the compliment but 2 kids and a 3rd on the way i'm starting to go grey

it is very good dancing can't fault that at all realy just the big oldies and 70s dress sense etc etc is a bit retrospective. all the cliches are evident.

good dancing but incredibly staged. 32 seconds in this is virtually identical to one of those old wigan clips i've seen 1000's of time. but best dancing i've seen yet in one of these kind of things. Far from being a real scene though.

there is a furniture shop in town where you stand more chance of hearing soul music

stick a couple of silly badges on and add 35 quid to the standard rrp. the clasic fred perry woith twin stripes on collar and sleeve will always be a favourite with me.

75GBP would be about right i'd say now a few years ago was probably selling for more. Lots of copies go through ebay for this price very often. great record.

i've read equally good things about the flip as well. would liek to hear both sides if anybody has clips they casn post up ?

do you know you can accept paypal gift from UK buyers and avoid fees ?

those quinvy LPs are stunning (essential) there is an unissued mid tempo by bill brandon as good if not better than any of his issued stuff. nice to see 45s like this getting released and hopefully appreciated by more people as a result. I can't help singing "my girl" whne I hear this particular track the structure is very similar but more southern and punchy with it.

great stuff and an essential purchase

rich, I had a bit of a problem with the format of the word document it didn't fit on the pages correctly.....

I care a lot about the conditon of my records and always buy a good a copy as possible within my budget. but would certainly not rule out a rough looking copy of a very rare record as long as it played well and the price was knocked down accordingly.

with a photo and an mp3 you have enough info to make a judgement on how much you want to bid. All i'm realy sayting is if i've got those 2 pieces of info it makes any text description quite secondary. I wasn't suggesting an mp3 gives you the visual condition of the vinyl but at least you can hear exactly what sound quality you will be getting.

I knwo you only see the run out groove in the pic but it does look reasonably glossy and the label looks decent. but one very quick listen to the clip tells me its in very bad shape. Possibly $40 or $50 filler copy but thats all. The vocals can be hard quite well but the crackle and hiss is very strong and constant. Once you get an mp3 and a photo to judge a record by any text becomes pretty much meaningless IMO. Recprd grading will continue to be a very subjective thing in spite of retty accurate descriptions of what each grade should be.

I used to be a regular in arcade records early 90s and remember johnathon very active with US garage sets around that time. It was only much later I learnt of his earlier activities and that he had owned the infamous frank wilson.

some amazing records on this label. One of the very best small ghetto labels IMO.

i've also tried this method twice through a tea towel start with lowest heat and if nothing happens turn up the heat a bit. both times the record ended up trashed but most likely through my impatience and lack of care. some kind of clamp with 2 thick pieces of transparent plasttic or glass and the to heat from sunlight may also work but could fade the label.....

I think you have made some very good points here. Exactly the reasosn why a lot of new comers are put off. but it does seem unique in spanning generations. The rfave culture of the late 80s and 90s has been and gone and I don't see that coming back.