Have copies of this turned up ?

Seen 2 for sale this week on ebay, one an absolute bargain & one (still unsold) @ £500

that's fine, but its not a really good record is it??

Edited February 14, 201312 yr by Mal.C.

Not a really good record!!

Apart from being low-fi, it is a brilliant record!!

It truly is a crackin' record Tony, one I was after a while ago but then forgot about it, what with so many other 'Wants' clouding my view. I'd value it more at £300 ish, never £500.

Mr. H snagged a bargain I'd say.

Ace Randy cozens discovery from the 80s

whom i bought my original copy from

The recording is lo fi as Tony mentioned but if you whack it up sounds great out loud

And the b side is a great ballad

Not many of these floating about

The one i won came from crazy beat records in upminster essex and it was the only soul item on there auction

Glad its back in the collection

Al H

Wish it was in mine.

  On 14/02/2013 at 10:39, CapitolSC said:

Ace Randy cozens discovery from the 80s

whom i bought my original copy from

The recording is lo fi as Tony mentioned but if you whack it up sounds great out loud

And the b side is a great ballad

Not many of these floating about

The one i won came from crazy beat records in upminster essex and it was the only soul item on there auction

Glad its back in the collection

Al H

The strange thing is Al the "other" side is as clear as a bell while as we all agree Be Somebody is lofi very frustrating

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Edited February 14, 201312 yr by SHSDave

  On 14/02/2013 at 10:29, denbo said:

It truly is a crackin' record Tony, one I was after a while ago but then forgot about it, what with so many other 'Wants' clouding my view. I'd value it more at £300 ish, never £500.

Mr. H snagged a bargain I'd say.

Hi Denbo how you doing mate

Went for over 700 on a manship (say no more) auction 2/3 years ago, certainly goes for more than 300

Anyway it's a US only why would you want it

Get down to Solid Hit, I'll play you mine ......................failing that we'll have to sort a beer ? (oops off topic sorry! )

  On 14/02/2013 at 12:20, SHSDave said:

Hi Denbo how you doing mate

Went for over 700 on a manship (say no more) auction 2/3 years ago, certainly goes for more than 300

Anyway it's a US only why would you want it

Get down to Solid Hit, I'll play you mine ......................failing that we'll have to sort a beer ? (oops off topic sorry! )

I do collect American imports Dave.

But my first love has always been UK labels.

Sent you a PM.

  On 14/02/2013 at 09:41, Tony Smith said:

Not a really good record!!

Apart from being low-fi, it is a brilliant record!!

I've tried to like it Tony, I can see the fascination people have with it, that's one of the good things about collecting rare soul, there are loads of very distinct sounds out there, but this just never had enough of anything to really grab me to be honest..

Love it - and the cymbal crash at the ending is the maddest soul finale of all time !!!

  On 14/02/2013 at 10:39, CapitolSC said:

Ace Randy cozens discovery from the 80s

whom i bought my original copy from

The recording is lo fi as Tony mentioned but if you whack it up sounds great out loud

And the b side is a great ballad

Not many of these floating about

The one i won came from crazy beat records in upminster essex and it was the only soul item on there auction

Glad its back in the collection

Al H

A collectable record from the 7ts, along with the Moments-you said. A fiver from soul bowl. Where would we have been without john?

Managed to find the acetate on a trip to NY, which plays with a decent sound unlike the released 45.

I had a copy of Gloria hill fom John A when he was trading as Groove city in Portland st , so it must have been 1974 paid £1

Edited June 1, 201312 yr by midnight brew