The Prophets - I Don't Love You No More on Jubilee records.

How much would I be expected to pay for such a quality track as this - Ball Park Figure !!

 

What is the original Label Release and how much would that be ??

Edited September 24, 201311 yr by Tezza

Orig on Delphi which seems to be in the region of between £30-40

  On 24/09/2013 at 21:14, Dave Turner said:

Orig on Delphi which seems to be in the region of between £30-40

i disagree

 

i would ask 60 to 80 for the jubilee release

 

the delphi will be over a 100

 

just like the Roy Smith 45 on that label

 

 Very good records

 

and rare on the delphi press

 

go find

 

not obvious tunes, but good ones

 

the  prophets also had a tune called

 

"talk dont bother me" on delphi which was played in the 80s

 

probably by pat

 

that 45 is worth collecting if you see it,, its just good fun, not woth a packet, but worth having

 

oxford nights was popuar

 

then they got everyone with the bootleg on that 45

 

no nashville stamp

 

no  argument, imo

 

 

But Tezza , I reckon the tune you mentioned is the best

 

both sides are good

 

I have heard a couple of garage / pop things on the label

 

its a strange label

 

i would like to find out more about roy smith

Edited September 25, 201311 yr by gaz thomas

  On 24/09/2013 at 23:53, Gareth Thomas said:

i disagree

 

i would ask 60 to 80 for the jubilee release

 

the delphi will be over a 100

 

just like the Roy Smith 45 on that label

 

 Very good records

 

and rare on the delphi press

 

go find

 

not obvious tunes, but good ones

 

the  prophets also had a tune called

 

"talk dont bother me" on delphi which was played in the 80s

 

probably by pat

 

that 45 is worth collecting if you see it,, its just good fun, not woth a packet, but worth having

 

oxford nights was popuar

 

then they got everyone with the bootleg on that 45

 

no nashville stamp

 

no  argument, imo

 

 

But Tezza , I reckon the tune you mentioned is the best

 

both sides are good

 

I have heard a couple of garage / pop things on the label

 

its a strange label

 

i would like to find out more about roy smith

I Don't Love You No More is a quality track.  Seems like a 3 O Clock in the Morning tune, chance to catch your breath before the final hours onslaught.

Just listening back to some old tapes and thought 'I still haven't got this, why ?' Pretty cheap in the great sceme of things.  Have to try and find a Delphi copy.

Thanks for the info mate and I will check up on the others you mentioned.

Tezza

  On 24/09/2013 at 23:53, Gareth Thomas said:

 

the  prophets also had a tune called "talk dont bother me" on delphi which was played in the 80s, probably by pat

that 45 is worth collecting if you see it,, its just good fun, not woth a packet, but worth having

 

 

 

Talk Don't Bother Me also came out on Jubilee.

Did Jubilee 'buy out' Delphi then re-release their back catalogue or is Jubilee a subsidery or East/West Coast franchise ( or vise Versa ) ?

Edited September 25, 201311 yr by Tezza

  On 25/09/2013 at 07:43, Tezza said:

Did Jubilee 'buy out' Delphi then re-release their back catalogue or is Jubilee a subsidery or East/West Coast franchise ( or vise Versa ) ?

 

Delphi just a local label release picked up by the larger Jubilee label.

I love ''Talk Don't Bother Me'  also nice and cheap at £20-30 on Jubilee

Have seen a couple of copies go through ebay with no bids at $10 ish.

  Superb double sider IMO...though "Don't you think it's time" flip is the side for me

  On 24/09/2013 at 23:53, Gareth Thomas said:

i disagree

 

i would ask 60 to 80 for the jubilee release

 

the delphi will be over a 100

 

just like the Roy Smith 45 on that label

 

 Very good records

 

and rare on the delphi press

 

go find

 

not obvious tunes, but good ones

 

the  prophets also had a tune called

 

"talk dont bother me" on delphi which was played in the 80s

 

probably by pat

 

that 45 is worth collecting if you see it,, its just good fun, not woth a packet, but worth having

 

oxford nights was popuar

 

then they got everyone with the bootleg on that 45

 

no nashville stamp

 

no  argument, imo

 

 

But Tezza , I reckon the tune you mentioned is the best

 

both sides are good

 

I have heard a couple of garage / pop things on the label

 

its a strange label

 

i would like to find out more about roy smith

Blimey - that ain't an easy post to read - why all the line spaces?

  On 24/09/2013 at 23:53, Gareth Thomas said:

.................................................................

...............i would like to find out more about roy smith

Sadly, there doesn't appear to be definitive biography/discography for Roy Smith although there is a fair bit of information about Roy scattered over the web.

 

Here's some very rare, but unfortunately low fi, footage of Roy performing live -

 

 

The fellow who posted it on youtube, Richard Hooper, played drums with Roy for a period, in the late 70's I believe.  I had some contact with Richard and I'm sure he would be happy to talk about his experience of working with Roy to anyone who is interested..

 

I was also contacted by his daughter, Sabrina Jeffs, via youtube and here too I'm sure she wouldn't mind anyone getting in touch regarding her late father.  She mentioned she was going to post some of Roy's music but hasn't as of yet.  I'm guessing there's a lot of unreleased material somewhere, either rough demo tapes or whatever, as Roy apparently re-recorded his songs several times and Richard was telling me he'd play stuff on tape in his car.

 

Roy was undoubtedly a great talent, both as an artist in his own right and also as a songwriter and producer.

 

Yet another who's flame burnt bright for a while before his untimely demise.

  On 25/09/2013 at 08:18, Pete S said:

Delphi just a local label release picked up by the larger Jubilee label.

I would add that Roy Smith - Very Strong On You was picked up by Liberty Records from the local Augusta based Delphi label.

  On 27/09/2013 at 15:36, tiberius said:

Sadly, there doesn't appear to be definitive biography/discography for Roy Smith although there is a fair bit of information about Roy scattered over the web.

 

Here's some very rare, but unfortunately low fi, footage of Roy performing live -

 

 

The fellow who posted it on youtube, Richard Hooper, played drums with Roy for a period, in the late 70's I believe.  I had some contact with Richard and I'm sure he would be happy to talk about his experience of working with Roy to anyone who is interested..

 

I was also contacted by his daughter, Sabrina Jeffs, via youtube and here too I'm sure she wouldn't mind anyone getting in touch regarding her late father.  She mentioned she was going to post some of Roy's music but hasn't as of yet.  I'm guessing there's a lot of unreleased material somewhere, either rough demo tapes or whatever, as Roy apparently re-recorded his songs several times and Richard was telling me he'd play stuff on tape in his car.

 

Roy was undoubtedly a great talent, both as an artist in his own right and also as a songwriter and producer.

 

Yet another who's flame burnt bright for a while before his untimely demise.

 

Brilliant

 

So this is the only video out there of Roy Smith, I expect it is.

Thank you

 

I have a copy of very strong on you on Delphi,

I cant imagine why that 45 is still so under the radar

expecially as the Oxford Nights did so well

I think very strong it is top sound

and never turns up for sale

 

I must admit, Its the only record I have by Roy Smith

I dont know of any others

 

I wil sort the spacing out peter

It looks great when you have drank a bottle of Smirnoff

  On 29/09/2013 at 22:12, Gareth Thomas said:

Brilliant

 

So this is the only video out there of Roy Smith, I expect it is.

Thank you

 

I have a copy of very strong on you on Delphi,

I cant imagine why that 45 is still so under the radar

expecially as the Oxford Nights did so well

I think very strong it is top sound

and never turns up for sale

 

I must admit, Its the only record I have by Roy Smith

I dont know of any others

 

I wil sort the spacing out peter

It looks great when you have drank a bottle of Smirnoff

Go onto youtube type in Roy Smith and probably the 1st thing that will come up will be Don't Go Away, which had 3 outings on the Chantain, Ascot and then Cutlass labels.  Probably all of these are on youtube for starters along with lots of other stuff  Also there's the Georgia Prophets material.  Roy was a prolific songwriter and so there are other artists recording his songs, including many of the bands on the Delphi label which Roy was behind in some way.

 

Here's a later song of Roy's which I've posted before and although not broadly sitting in the "soul" genre is really nice, and very poignant.