OK I've got a copy of this now. On first look, it doesn't seem as concise as Manships book as the B sides are not listed - this in my opinion is a big mistake as sometimes records are listed with the 'wrong' side and this is one of the few good points about the latest JM book. There are some very nice colour scans of labels but the general layout is pretty basic though easy to use. But never mind that, the important thing here is the price of the records and I thought I'd compare the prices of a few records which I've picked up in the last few days and see if there was much difference between the two books.
jackson brothers (providence) JM 200 TB 50
soulmasters (raven) JM 200 TB 200
showmen (wrong girl) JM 100 TB 100
embers (mgm issue) JM 350 TB 150
sandy wynns (champion dj) JM 60 TB 50
dynamics (rca) JM 200 TB 150
earl harrison (abs) JM 100 TB 75
arnells (roulette) JM 85 TB 50
but if you take things like The Ellusions you have JM 600 TB 300
this is just a first glance comparison but it would appear that the TB book is sticking to more sensible prices.
OK I've got a copy of this now. On first look, it doesn't seem as concise as Manships book as the B sides are not listed - this in my opinion is a big mistake as sometimes records are listed with the 'wrong' side and this is one of the few good points about the latest JM book. There are some very nice colour scans of labels but the general layout is pretty basic though easy to use. But never mind that, the important thing here is the price of the records and I thought I'd compare the prices of a few records which I've picked up in the last few days and see if there was much difference between the two books.
jackson brothers (providence) JM 200 TB 50
soulmasters (raven) JM 200 TB 200
showmen (wrong girl) JM 100 TB 100
embers (mgm issue) JM 350 TB 150
sandy wynns (champion dj) JM 60 TB 50
dynamics (rca) JM 200 TB 150
earl harrison (abs) JM 100 TB 75
arnells (roulette) JM 85 TB 50
but if you take things like The Ellusions you have JM 600 TB 300
this is just a first glance comparison but it would appear that the TB book is sticking to more sensible prices.