how many copies of this old Guy spin are around ????? not seen one for sale recently. 

  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEYN6hu9rPY

i played this one at pure soul a few months back 

Butch played it first one up at Burnley when he did his two hour marathon .

Yes he did. Too f***ing fast for this child. It is a rare one though.

This record doesn't turn up that much in Cleveland, it's the rarest good Way Out label 45, rarer than "Demanding Man" - it's not as rare as the Joan Bias record but no one is after that one.  I don't recall ever being offered a M- copy in the past 10 years but I live in the US well away from the Northern scene.  It's too fast for a dance record at places I DJ records - the better (IMO) flip side is available on a pretty common and cheap Way Out 45.

Edited November 6, 201410 yr by George G

So based on what has been said what would people value it at. Lets face it that's where this thread is heading after all. Could be tempted to sell mine

Andy,the last one i remember on was ebay ,had to check up on Popsike ,glad i did, i thought it went for £200.Actually sold for £159.!!!

Of course copies could be changing hands privately .

might keep it then Kev 

payed £ 150 for it when I brought it of guy around 84-85  like stated not up for sale often  . great slab of uptempo  ohio soul 

Wasn't Ady Pountain one of the earliest exponets of this tune

Perhaps he could be persuaded to leave his potting shed at the bottom of his garden long enough to give us the low down.

Dave

Edited November 9, 201410 yr by Louise