Windlesoul Posted June 24, 2009 Posted June 24, 2009 Had a white demo on Kay-Ko in this midtempo gem (white Jewish trio I believe, and friends of Doni Burdick !) for a few years now, though I know this received a later national release on Mercury. Which is harder though, and anyone want a stab at values on both? Would have thought the Mercury one would be more common (unless the Kay-Ko sold a bit regionally then flopped on wider distribution?). Can't remember the last time I saw a Mercury copy... Mark.
Guest SteveJohnston Posted June 24, 2009 Posted June 24, 2009 Mark I payed about £35 a few years back for a Kay-Ko stock copy in M then found one on the bay for $4.99 vg+ buy it now! that i give to a mate knowing he was looking for one, Price now i would not know. Total class record from the Darlings IMO Steve j
boba Posted June 24, 2009 Posted June 24, 2009 Had a white demo on Kay-Ko in this midtempo gem (white Jewish trio I believe, and friends of Doni Burdick !) for a few years now, though I know this received a later national release on Mercury. Which is harder though, and anyone want a stab at values on both? Would have thought the Mercury one would be more common (unless the Kay-Ko sold a bit regionally then flopped on wider distribution?). Can't remember the last time I saw a Mercury copy... Mark. mercury much harder in my experience even though it is is the national and later label
Dave Pinch Posted June 26, 2009 Posted June 26, 2009 i think its quite rare on mercury. the kay o copies have always shown up over the years but it rarely shows up on mercury. in the guide tho JM rates the kay o one more expensive probably coz he`s had a copy or two since he started the books. the mercury copy hasn`t altered probably coz he hasnt had one in 10 years and you cant update everything dave sunday chill out 16th august with guests bob beasley and chris dalton with the usual suspects (birthday boys)
Windlesoul Posted June 26, 2009 Author Posted June 26, 2009 i think its quite rare on mercury. the kay o copies have always shown up over the years but it rarely shows up on mercury. in the guide tho JM rates the kay o one more expensive probably coz he`s had a copy or two since he started the books. the mercury copy hasn`t altered probably coz he hasnt had one in 10 years and you cant update everything dave sunday chill out 16th august with guests bob beasley and chris dalton with the usual suspects (birthday boys) OK then, seems from this and previous posts that the Mercury release is more elusive. How about Kay-Ko issues versus WDs?? Mark.
Dave Pinch Posted June 28, 2009 Posted June 28, 2009 not totally sure mark as i tend to underprice the records ive known/had for years. ive seen probably half and half of the kay-o copies and more often than not they show up with wear . i think maybe £75 for a nice demo maybe a tad less for a stock. but im prepared to be told im wrong dave sunday chill out 16th aug, horse and groom pub, east laith gate doncaster, with guests chris dalton and bob beasley + regular spinners
Guest Craig A Butler Posted June 28, 2009 Posted June 28, 2009 Had a white demo on Kay-Ko in this midtempo gem (white Jewish trio I believe, and friends of Doni Burdick !) for a few years now, though I know this received a later national release on Mercury. Which is harder though, and anyone want a stab at values on both? Would have thought the Mercury one would be more common (unless the Kay-Ko sold a bit regionally then flopped on wider distribution?). Can't remember the last time I saw a Mercury copy... Mark. Mark, What about their other release on Kay-Ko called "Big Wheel" which ain't bad either. Got a beat up copy off Gilly years ago, but you don't see that. Also got a release by Rick Martell that's pretty good too. ATB, Craig
Guest becky c Posted June 28, 2009 Posted June 28, 2009 Hi! I paid £30 for my Kay-Ko copy. It's not white demo though and was a few years back. Beautiful record. Becky
boba Posted June 28, 2009 Posted June 28, 2009 Mark, What about their other release on Kay-Ko called "Big Wheel" which ain't bad either. Got a beat up copy off Gilly years ago, but you don't see that. Also got a release by Rick Martell that's pretty good too. ATB, Craig big wheel also rarer in my experience. promos of 'two time loser' rarer than stock copies in my experience.
Windlesoul Posted June 28, 2009 Author Posted June 28, 2009 Mark, What about their other release on Kay-Ko called "Big Wheel" which ain't bad either. Got a beat up copy off Gilly years ago, but you don't see that. Also got a release by Rick Martell that's pretty good too. ATB, Craig Hi Craig, how's it going, Got a sound file on Big Wheel? Mark.
Guest carl_p Posted June 28, 2009 Posted June 28, 2009 I would think the demo is much rarer than the stock. never seen the mercury press. Rick Martell is aka Ricky Dee aka Ricky Drapkin (Writer of the Donays 45 "Devil in his Heart").
boba Posted June 28, 2009 Posted June 28, 2009 I would think the demo is much rarer than the stock. never seen the mercury press. Rick Martell is aka Ricky Dee aka Ricky Drapkin (Writer of the Donays 45 "Devil in his Heart"). carl, i think i got my mercury press from kip brown actually
boba Posted June 28, 2009 Posted June 28, 2009 carl, i think i got my mercury press from kip brown actually i've also seen both promos and stock of the mercury, i think stock more frequently
Guest Craig A Butler Posted June 28, 2009 Posted June 28, 2009 Hi Craig, how's it going, Got a sound file on Big Wheel? Mark. The Darlings - Now You've Gone & Done It - Kay-Ko.mp3
Guest Craig A Butler Posted June 29, 2009 Posted June 29, 2009 Mark, Here's "Big Wheel" as promised. ATB, CraigThe Darlings - Big Wheel - Kay-Ko.mp3
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