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Already agreed with what Kev said Pete, just that you get these rumours etc. The reason I said that is that I'm sure when I got my first copy, John Anderson had said that he had spoken to (presumably) Joe Welz and that it was pressed in much more of a multiple run than normal. Maybe I have that totally wrong and I'm willing to be corrected as always. Not taking away from what everyone has said, the fact that there is evidence (which I dont have to hand) that it hit the high end of the R&B chart, does this mean that whatever was at number one sold 1000 copies and Jimmy Mack in all his glory singing about his world being a bit high on the celcius scale sold maybe 300 copies, possibly giving him a number 7 spot on the chart. Was it really that cut-throat back then numbers wise. I don't know so I'm willing to throw the forum open and be shot down in flames. Humbly yours Steve

Kev, I do trust you. Not arguing Like I said originally, I don't know how many it originally sold Steve

Heard differently Kev but bow to your superior knowledge if Joey said that. Seems strange though that it should do "so well" by selling nothing. Best Steve

Really wish I could get my photographic memory working but its all out of film at the mo.... John Anderson at Soul Bowl had countless 45 Gold Discs hanging around (or just stuffed way) and I can't for the life of me remember what they were, needless to say they all related to massive sellers. Actually there was a Mel & Tim track (presume Backfield In Motion) and £Cowboys To Girls" but thats all I can remember at the moment. Jimmy Mack "My World Is On Fire" (Palmer) hit the high end R&B charts in the States. Don't know how many it sold but it must have been a fair few to do that. Best Steve

Question for Mr Dewhirst or any other knowledgable fellow who doesn't shy away from the commercial side of things. The guitar work in the clip that featured A Taste Of Honey was very very reminiscent of that in Babe Ruth's "Elusive". Was there a connection between the two? Answers on a postcard to.......... Steve.

Just an update Phil Orsi is at £350 Adorables is at £450 Steve

Amongst all the other stuff that I'm putting up on Soul Source for sale, here's a couple that I found at the back of the box that may or may not be of interest: Phil Orsi "Loving On Borrowed Time" Wise World (Ex+) Conservative grading, to be honest its much better. Offers Adorables "Ooh Boy" Golden World Demo (Ex+) Very unusual in this format. Very very light felt mark on one side. Offers Postage £5 secure, next day delivery, signed for, UK only. Overseas, please enquire Payment by cheque, bank transfer or cash. Sorry no Paypal Cheers for looking Money back guarantee as always Steve

Put it down to "just a bad day at the office" Bob

Bob, I have both demo and issue. Surely you have seen the demo's at some point. Anyhow, I'll gladly part with the issue should AnniePama still be interested Steve

Hi Smudge, Got a nice demo. Great shape label and vinyl. What do you want to spend and dont say 50p ya tight git Steve

The list seems to continue. Here's the next batch of 45's up for grabs: ADMIRATIONS - DONT LEAVE ME - ONE-DERFUL (M-) £30 OTIS CLAY - THE ONLY WAY IS UP - ECHO (EX Visually OK but does have cue burn at start of record) £60 RUTH BROWN - I BURNED YOUR LETTER - ATLANTIC (EX+) £30 JOE HAYWOOD - SADIE MAE - DEESU (M-) £40 JACKIE DAY - WHATS THE COST - SPECIALITY DEMO (EX+) £20 POETS - IM STUCK ON YOU - RED BIRD (M-) £40 BYRDIE GREEN - I FOUND MY PLACE - 20th CENTURY (M-) £25 JOE FRAZIER - FIRST ROUND KNOCKOUT - MOTOWN (M-) £15 JAMES BROWN - THERE WAS A TIME - KING (M-) £15 NELSON SANDERS - THIS LOVE IS HERE TO STAY - LA BEAT (M-) £60 SAMMY LEE - ROSETTA - COMMERCE (M-) £30 ANDRE MAURICE - CREAM OF THE CROP - BALE (M-) £20 MAURICE LONG - I DONT LOVE YOU ANYMORE - CYCLONE (M-) £30 DON GARDNER - AINT GONNA LET YOU GET ME DOWN - SACK (M-) £30 BONNIE MILLER - WHAT YOU TRYING TO DO TO ME - ASTRO (M-) £40KISSES HANK SOUL MAN MULLEN - HE UPSET YOUR DREAMS - AUDEL (M-) £95 TOMMY YOUNG - HIT AND RUN LOVER - SOUL POWER (M-) £100 WHISPERS - WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN - ROKER (M-) £25 CANDY & THE KISSES - CHAINS OF LOVE - DECCA DEMO (M-) £40 JETS - EVERYTHING I DO - PORT (M-) £50 RAY POLLARD - LIE LIPS LIE / THIS IS MY SONG - DECCA DEMO (M-) £35 PAL RAKES AND THE PROPHETS - CANT DENY THE HURT - VERVE (M-) £40 TONY BORDERS - LOVES BEEN GOOD TO ME - TCF DEMO (M-) £40 DOROTHY BERRY - DONT GIVE ME LOVE - BIG 3 THREE (M-) £40 SOLD Postage £2 per 45, 50p thereafter. Europe & overseas please enquire. £5 secure, signed for delivery with compensation. Sorry, no Paypal Any questions, feel free to PM Thanks again Steve

Oooohhhh the anger in your post. Close your eyes,...... relax........ think of nothing but darkness and put all thoughts out of your mind. Now everyone get a life. Does it really matter who bought it?

Been rooting again and pulled out a few things which are now up for grabs: Invincibles - So Much Love - Loma Demo (M-) £30 Lee Bates - Why Dont You Write - Instant (M-) £75 Mary Saenz - Whould She Do That For You - Big Ben (Ex+) £60 Marvin Gaye - Little Darlin - Tamla (Ex+) £15 Marvin Gaye - This Heart Of Mine - Tamla Demo (M-) £25 Dee Edwards - Tired Of Staying Home - Tuba Demo (Ex+) £50 Tony Stone - Love Dont Come No Stronger - Chrysalis (Australian + Pic Cover - alt to Jeff Perry) (M-) £50 Little Stevie Wonder - Contract On Love - Tamla (Ex+) £85 Joe & Mack - Dont You Worry - One-Derful (M-) £100 Jay Lewis - Had It Not Been For Love - Capitol (M-) £20 Patrice Holloway - Black Mother Goose - Capitol Demo (M-) £15 Joanne King - My Baby Left Me - Coral Demo (M-) £75 Lee Edwards - Need I Say More - Lantic (M-) £75 Charles Russell - It Aint Easy - Psyche (Ex+) £300 Postage £2 per 45, additional 50p thereafter. Please enquire for European shipping. Secure, signed for delivery £5. Money back guarantee on all 45's. Payment by cash, cheque or bank transfer. Sorry, no Paypal Thanks for looking. Any questions, please PM. Steve

What about all those OG Mowtown records :lol:

Got one M- condition if intersted Best Steve

Got a US copy if interested Best Steve

She also recorded as Vonda Maria and had a release called "I feel complete" on Phil-la of Soul Steve

Ritchie lives in Sheffield and works at Huddersfield University in the music department.

Ive had the two at the same time. Had the demo and then one day walked into John Manships shop in Melton and he had an issue sat on the shelf along aith a Cecil Washington. Bought both of them for less than £100 (think it was£80). Sold the demo years ago and then let John have the issue to auction about three years ago. Great record as far as I'm concerned... the epitome of the Casino sound. Steve

Ditto and as I'm working my way through the stuff to sell, there will be an original vinyl non rosette coming on the market along with a similar boot. So what prices are we talking about. Surely the boot is worth less than a tenner and the original....£200 or am I way off the mark. Honest answers please and you may get a bargain

Watch Yourself was booted. Met with Tony and Popcorn many years ago, they were both somewhat annoyed at the boot business but seemed to accept that it was going on. Shame really but at least Richard (Popcorn) got something out of the scene from John Anderson, Neil Rushton etc. Steve

Various goodies up for grabs: Willie Mitchell "The Champion" London HLU10545 M- £10 Dynamics "Yes I Love You Baby" Laurie boot M- £10 Freddie Chavez "They'll Never Know Why" Look boot M- £15 Tomangoes "I Really Love You" Washpan boot M- £25 Chris Clark "Do I Love You" White Test boot / 1st Issue (Non orig) M £30 Four Tops "Standing In The Shadows Of Love" Tamla Motown TMG589 Orig inal UK M- £15 Isley Bros "Behind A Painted Smile" Tamla Motown TMG1050 Re-Issue £8 Wally Cox "This Man" Pye Disco Demand M- £8 Kenny Bernard "What Love Brings" Pye Disco Demand M- £8 Outer Limits "Just One More Chance" Deram (Autographed by Jeff Christie alternative to Patrick Bradley) M- £25 Freda Payne "Band Of Gold" Inferno (Gold Vinyl) M- £10 Bernie Williams "Ever Again" Eric boot M- £15 Foundations "Stoney Ground" Uni boot M- £15 Kenny Gamble "The Jokes On You" Arctic boot M- £10 Frankie Beverly "If Thats What You Wanted" Inferno (Clear vinyl) M- £20 Esther Phillips "What A Difference A Day Made" Kudu Uk re-issue M- £10 Ila Van "Cant Help Lovin That Man" Pye Disco Demand M- £12 Ann Perry "Thats The Way He Is" Theoda boot M- £10 Marie Knight " Thats No Way To Treat A Girl" Musicor boot M- £15 sold Melvin Davis "Find A Quiet Place" Wheel City boot M- £20 Frank Wilson "Do I Love You" Tamla Motown TMG1170 M- £180 John E Paul "I Wanna Know" Decca F12685 UK M- £20 Sold Bunny Sigler "Girl Dont Make Me Wait" London HLU10518 UK M- £!5 Johnny Vanelli "Seven Days Of Loving You" Pre Vue Boot M- £25 Damon Fox "Packin Up" Fairmount boot M- £30 Sold £2 Postage First class, 50p per 45 thereafter Secure, signed for delivery £5 For more info please PM. Money back guarantee if not satisfied. Payment by cheque, cash or bank transfer. Sorry no Paypal Cheers for looking Steve

Be careful now....James Dyson moved to Malaysia for one reason only. He wanted to expand his factory in Malmesbury to create more jobs and products (at his design centre). The council would not let him expand fearing he was moving too close to a green belt area. He had one option open to him... re-locate and it became clear that it was going to be much cheaper to re-locate to Malaysia. He does however, maintain his design centre at Malmesbury, along with the help-line call centre. For the record (45rpm of course ... ha) the hand dryer is known as the Air Blade. The fan is not a fan at all as it doesn't have a fan, it is in fact the Air Multiplier and finally the heater version of the Multiplier is the Dyson Hot which uses ceramic plates to create directional heat. Anybody want to buy one.... and if you don't want to spend £200 on a Dyson Hot, how about a UK copy of Frank Wilson "Do I Love You". See you in sales section By the way, I also do Panasonic Steve

Johnny Honeycutt "I'm Comin On Over" Bobby Hutton "Lend A Hand" or "Come See Whats Left Of Me" JD Bryant "I Won't Be Coming Back" Play all three / four of those and I will have had a top night.... OVO of course Steve

You're spot on Bob. Most of the big dealers would say value your collection and then take 50% off. Then another percentage to allow for the 45's that sit on the shelves as duplicates for ages because nobody wants them. So if, for example, Cookie's collection is worth £50k, a realistic buy price would be £18 - 22k for a dealer, depending on condition and, dare I say it, the dregs in the collection that nobody wants.