HOW MUCH?IF ANYTHING IS A COPY OF THE SALVADORES ON A LOOKALIKE WISEWORLD WORTH.

I'd say about £25 - £30 would be the going rate for a Mint lookalike.

The actual boot that has been sold as a original a couple of times to my knowledge fetches top money you dont see it for sale to often, you could expect to get at least £75 for it. The other ones about a tenner.

Cheers Darren

www.raresoul45s.co.uk

Theres also an olive green labeled boot from the 70`s which is pretty much perfect!

Edited December 6, 200915 yr by Guest

Were they a 'Blue Eyed' group?

Edited December 6, 200915 yr by Soul-Slider

  On 06/12/2009 at 23:05, Soul-Slider said:

Were they a 'Blue Eyed' group?

I don't think so, but does it really matter! All we need to know is that it is one of the best Northern soul records ever!

Salvador means 'saviour' in Spanish and Portuguese, so that points to Hispanic/Latino. Well, certainly Catholic at any rate!

  On 06/12/2009 at 23:05, Soul-Slider said:

Were they a 'Blue Eyed' group?

I think they were Black

I sold one for £25 the other day, that was really pushing it because I needed the money, normally it would have been £15. Having said that, I could have sold it three times at £25 but in reality it's worth no more than that.

  On 07/12/2009 at 08:49, Pete S said:

I sold one for £25 the other day, that was really pushing it because I needed the money, normally it would have been £15. Having said that, I could have sold it three times at £25 but in reality it's worth no more than that.

That's the difference between price and value in a nutshell: you would normally sell it for 15, you sold it for 25, you think it is worth no more than 25, your could have sold it three times for 25 so could probably have sold it for 40.

Was talking to Jo Armstead about this - she said it was the worst record she'd ever written and started laughing, classic!!

  On 08/12/2009 at 17:49, pomonkey said:

Was talking to Jo Armstead about this - she said it was the worst record she'd ever written and started laughing, classic!!

she told me that they were just some guys that e rodney jones brought into the studio. i tried to get chuck colbert to dig up the paperwork on who they were but he didn't get back to me.

  On 08/12/2009 at 18:26, boba said:

she told me that they were just some guys that e rodney jones brought into the studio. i tried to get chuck colbert to dig up the paperwork on who they were but he didn't get back to me

This is what someone posted on YouTube, i don't know how true it is...

This is amazing to hear and see this on you tube. What a trip! My dad Augustus V. Winfield (Gus) is singing background in this song. Other members of the group were Donald, Flint, Vincent and Pepsi. They Did other songs such as Daddy Said and The Vowels Of Love, which is the song my dad Gus Winfield, lead. Whom ever posted this song please respond to my comment. I have these songs as well as pictures of the Salvadors & also earlier pictures of them when they were called the three Bleu.

  On 08/12/2009 at 18:49, Matt Male said:

This is what someone posted on YouTube, i don't know how true it is...

This is amazing to hear and see this on you tube. What a trip! My dad Augustus V. Winfield (Gus) is singing background in this song. Other members of the group were Donald, Flint, Vincent and Pepsi. They Did other songs such as Daddy Said and The Vowels Of Love, which is the song my dad Gus Winfield, lead. Whom ever posted this song please respond to my comment. I have these songs as well as pictures of the Salvadors & also earlier pictures of them when they were called the three Bleu.

thanks so much for the lead, will see how it goes...