Baz Atkinson Posted July 26, 2006 Posted July 26, 2006 DESPERATE FOR THIS HAPPY TO PAY THE BOOK FOR A MINT ONE IE £800 MUST BE MINT THOUGH! HAPPY TO TRADE A CURLY MOORE ON SANSU,BELITA WOODS ON MOIRA AND A STEPTONES -LONELY ONE AS I NOW HAVE A MINT ONE. HOPE SOMEONE CAN HELP. CHEERS BAZ A,
Baz Atkinson Posted July 27, 2006 Author Posted July 27, 2006 DESPERATE FOR THIS HAPPY TO PAY THE BOOK FOR A MINT ONE IE £800 MUST BE MINT THOUGH! HAPPY TO TRADE A CURLY MOORE ON SANSU,BELITA WOODS ON MOIRA AND A STEPTONES -LONELY ONE AS I NOW HAVE A MINT ONE. HOPE SOMEONE CAN HELP. APPARENTLY THE BOOK IS WAY OUT ON THIS ACCORDING TO GOOD SOURCES,THE QUESTION IS WHAT WOULD IT TAKE ?GOT £1500 PLUS TRADES. CHEERS BAZ A,
Simon T Posted July 27, 2006 Posted July 27, 2006 Try tapping up Mick H or Andy Rix. The last one I know sold, went for £2200 in cash
Baz Atkinson Posted July 27, 2006 Author Posted July 27, 2006 Try tapping up Mick H or Andy Rix. The last one I know sold, went for £2200 in cash ANDY RIX ,NEVER SEEN HIM ABOUT FOR A VERY LONG TIME? WILLHAVE A WORD AT SHERIDANS WITH A FEW . CHEERS SIMON. BAZ A.
Jumpinjoan Posted July 27, 2006 Posted July 27, 2006 Try tapping up Mick H or Andy Rix. The last one I know sold, went for £2200 in cash Yeah... but what a record though ... both sides
Baz Atkinson Posted July 27, 2006 Author Posted July 27, 2006 Yeah... but what a record though ... both sides And i know its your fave as well [great minds think alike] see you and Tony soon. BAZ A.
Simon T Posted July 27, 2006 Posted July 27, 2006 but what a record though ... both sides "Keep Away" also came out on Red Coach (the early design label), but even that goes for a few hundred quid.
Quinvy Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 DESPERATE FOR THIS HAPPY TO PAY THE BOOK FOR A MINT ONE IE £800 MUST BE MINT THOUGH! HAPPY TO TRADE A CURLY MOORE ON SANSU,BELITA WOODS ON MOIRA AND A STEPTONES -LONELY ONE AS I NOW HAVE A MINT ONE. HOPE SOMEONE CAN HELP. CHEERS BAZ A, Think this is one of those that everyone dreams of owning. It's been top of my wants list for quite some time now, along with other dream titles like Celebrities, Tranells, Four Dynamics, Explosive Dynamiks, Mr. Lucky, Little Stanley, Poets, Saints........etc. etc.etc..... Good luck tho' Baz
Baz Atkinson Posted July 28, 2006 Author Posted July 28, 2006 Think this is one of those that everyone dreams of owning. It's been top of my wants list for quite some time now, along with other dream titles like Celebrities, Tranells, Four Dynamics, Explosive Dynamiks, Mr. Lucky, Little Stanley, Poets, Saints........etc. etc.etc..... Good luck tho' Baz Yeah your right ,suppose thats why when there do go for auction sky is the limit,could Of got the the Trannells,years back when a certain Rob Marriot had one [still kick myself tot his day].Love the Saints also,know Andy Dyson has one .The four dynamics showed on Ebay last year I tracked it and it was bought by a American dealer. I suppose all you can do is put it out there as you never know. Cheers mate Baz A.
Guest Simon Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 You'll get a copy if you really want one Baz, took me 6 years to get my fave tune, without ever hearing one played out or seeing one on a sales list, just keep on asking around & it'll turn up at some stage. I would say this record is easier than the one i was after, i've deffo seen them up for sale, think the last person i heard play it was Kitsch, fantastic tune, good luck! Simon P.S. My no.1 want is Tina Roberts, couldn't afford one at the mo but one day hopefully.
Steve G Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 DESPERATE FOR THIS HAPPY TO PAY THE BOOK FOR A MINT ONE IE £800 MUST BE MINT THOUGH! HOPE SOMEONE CAN HELP. CHEERS BAZ A, Baz there are a number of us after this - including myself, and SouL Sam.
Jordirip Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 Baz there are a number of us after this - including myself, and SouL Sam. Anyone with soundfiles? Jordi
Guest Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 At the risk of being lynched......Imho if this record wasn't rare it would be recognised for the badly produced, badly sung mess that it really is.
Jordirip Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 Nice one Simon! Have I missed something re. the Carstairs? is this the same version as the Appointments or are they the same group? Jordi
Jordirip Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 At the risk of being lynched......Imho if this record wasn't rare it would be recognised for the badly produced, badly sung mess that it really is. Bloody hell Simon, which bit is badly sung, badly produced or messy. Sounds fantastic to these clean washed ears. There's a lot going on in there but that adds to the excitement that the vocals create, and the production keeps everything clear. I wish it wasn't rare then I might actually have a chance of owning one. Jordi
Guest Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 Thers a rumour that it's The Carstairs. Doesn't sound like Cleveland Horne to me tho. I had a discussion with a big name deejay about this record a while back when we were trying to put it onto a compilation but couldn't get a copy to master from. He seemed to think he had The Appointments on Red Coach stashed away somewhere.
Simon T Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 At the risk of being lynched......Imho if this record wasn't rare it would be recognised for the badly produced, badly sung mess that it really is. Yes it's a bloody 'nightmare' need to be a bit more high-energy and maybe some incessant jingle bells? Fooking Gene Redd must be the second worse producer and arranger of soul records on the planet!
Simon T Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 Nice one Simon! Have I missed something re. the Carstairs? is this the same version as the Appointments or are they the same group? Jordi Apparently not, though I think they're the same group, but maybe a different lead singer? Have a listen, what do you think? T'other side 'Keep Away' came out on Red Coach too. ISYT is a Red Coach production (Gene Redd = Red Coach records)
Guest Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 Not sure I agree with you there Simon...I think the inclusion of jingle bells would detract from the lack of melody and make it too 'Christmassy'. Intersting thought tho. Last time I heard this out was at Bury when Mick H played it and I have to say it sounded much better there than I rememberd it. Still a mess tho. I had a long conversation there that night with someone telling me how 'gay' Northern soul was. His arguement was that they were all showtunes with big overly dramatic vocals and cliched lyrics. Gene Redd was a great producer IMHO..isn't he the father of Sharon Redd, famous singer of 'Love Insurance' ' Can You Handle It' 'Beat The Street' 'Never Give You Up' 'Love Is Gonna Get Ya' 'Send Your Love' and 'In The Name Of Love' (northern potential that one) ? Or was that another Redd? Yes it's a bloody 'nightmare' need to be a bit more high-energy and maybe some incessant jingle bells? Fooking Gene Redd must be the second worse producer and arranger of soul records on the planet!
Quinvy Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 At the risk of being lynched......Imho if this record wasn't rare it would be recognised for the badly produced, badly sung mess that it really is. One of those tunes that sounds much better when played out. Really vital and exciting. And those breaks fantastic. Total dance floor viagra, gets me up every time. Phil.
Simon T Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 Gene Redd was a great producer IMHO..isn't he the father of Sharon Redd, famous singer of 'Love Insurance' ' Can You Handle It' 'Beat The Street' 'Never Give You Up' 'Love Is Gonna Get Ya' 'Send Your Love' and 'In The Name Of Love' (northern potential that one) ? Or was that another Redd?
Guest Posted July 29, 2006 Posted July 29, 2006 I saw Sharon perform in a club in North London in 1990. She was great.
Guest trickbag Posted July 30, 2006 Posted July 30, 2006 try this. ricky. sock it to em shorty.Appointments___I__Saw_You_There_____Delite.mp3
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