Marvin And Tammi - Tmg 611

[Dennisoul]

Marvin and Tammi....Aint no mountain....TMG 611

Found this in amongst a pile of tunes in the house, dunno how long I`ve had it or where I picked it up. Any value to it, its in nice condition too.

Any ideas?

cheers, Andy

[dthedrug]

Marvin and Tammi....Aint no mountain....TMG 611

Found this in amongst a pile of tunes in the house, dunno how long I`ve had it or where I picked it up. Any value to it, its in nice condition too.

Any ideas?

cheers, Andy

ANDY A FEW MONTHS BACK THIS WAS A BIG SOUND PLAYED BY MICK SMITH, HOWEVER THER ARE MANY US COPYS ABOUT FOR A FEW ££S THE UK ISS IS STILL SORT AFTER BUT NOT SO MUCH NOW, HOWEVER THE DEMO IS ALWAYS DESIREABLE, YOUR COPY IF MINT £25 + DAVE KIL

Edited May 22, 2009 by dthedrug

[Guest Dante]

ANDY A FEW MONTHS BACK THIS WAS A BIG SOUND PLAYED BY MICK SMITH, HOWEVER THER ARE MANY US COPYS ABOUT FOR A FEW ££S THE UK ISS IS STILL SORT AFTER BUT NOT SO MUCH NOW, HOWEVER THE DEMO IS ALWAYS DESIREABLE, YOUR COPY IF MINT £25 + DAVE KIL

Was it? It's good to see even the top DJs can appreciate quality regardless of rarity. I think this, alongside with Two Can Have A Party, are probably in the top 5 of most perfect Pop records made in America in the 60s.

I don't think it's a pricey one, as it's one of their biggest hits. As Dave said, the green & white demo is more desirable, of course. I'd say 15-20 for yours.

Cheers,

Dante

Edited May 22, 2009 by Dante

[Guest TONY ROUNCE]

Was it? It's good to see even the top DJs can appreciate quality regardless of rarity. I think this, alongside with Two Can Have A Party, are probably in the top 5 of most perfect Pop records made in America in the 60s.

Actually everyone was playing it a year or so ago, not just Mick. You couldn't go out to a dance without hearing it at least once a night, whoever was deejaying...

There's such amazing chemistry between M & T on the record that it's almost impossible to believe that Marvin just added his voice to an existing Tammi track, and that they were not in the studio together. Same with "Two Can Have..."

I saw a stock copy in a sales box for £35.00 not so long ago and it went during the course of the evening, so you might get a little bit more than either of the D's are suggesting. But not much, and their band of valuation is probably the right one now...

[Guest Dante]

Actually everyone was playing it a year or so ago, not just Mick. You couldn't go out to a dance without hearing it at least once a night, whoever was deejaying...

There's such amazing chemistry between M & T on the record that it's almost impossible to believe that Marvin just added his voice to an existing Tammi track, and that they were not in the studio together. Same with "Two Can Have..."

I saw a stock copy in a sales box for £35.00 not so long ago and it went during the course of the evening, so you might get a little bit more than either of the D's are suggesting. But not much, and their band of valuation is probably the right one now...

Wow, didn't know they weren't in studio together. That's what Studio A makes to you, amazingly that little house in West Grand Blv. is as important as the Funk Bros or Berry Gordy...

I'm glad it was getting played, as I've said, it's hard to find such magic in a peice of plastic. I suppose, as it's been said in another thread, now is the time to sell, before it goes down again?

[Dennisoul]

Thanks lads,was just curious. I`m not that hot on the prices of British discs...not sellling it, filed away with me other motown bits n things.

cheers,

Andy

[Guest]

Does nothing for me...........a fiver.

[davidwapples]

ive got a dutch pic sleeve of this any idea of value?

[Guest]

ive got a dutch pic sleeve of this any idea of value?

5 Euro's