Any info on this record, is it rare?

it's a tough call on this one.

 The two copies on popsike sold for $30- $35.

But on discogs, prices are around the $100 mark.

   So did 2 people get bargains or did other people overpay? 

 

It is a scarce record. Probably not even a semi-known as it has been under the radar for most of it’s life. For a major UA label release to be so unknown, that tells you it is a scarce one. I’ve only seen white demo copies in the last 15 years, so an issue may not exist. I’ve seen it advertised for sale once or twice at about £100. And the punchline is, this is a really good record. Quite likely blue-eyed soul, it is very catchy. There is one awkward drum-roll half-way through that would make dancers think, did the record jump? This could be the reason the record was pulled as the music does not flow as it should. My advice to anyone would be to grab a copy at any price before the masses stumble across it.

Great record, blue-eyed for sure, as Frankie Crocker suggests.

First played by Ian Levine (I think).

Wow. Keep hearing the phrase blue eyed Soul.

Get it when it’s soulful, not just a pop dance record.

This is a pop dance record.Zero soul content.Zero blue eyed soul.

Only my opinion but I had to say it coz this type of music drives me mad.

 

 

 

  On 16/06/2020 at 19:34, TRICKY said:

Wow. Keep hearing the phrase blue eyed Soul.

Get it when it’s soulful, not just a pop dance record.

This is a pop dance record.Zero soul content.Zero blue eyed soul.

Only my opinion but I had to say it coz this type of music drives me mad.

 

 

 

I was going to add my two peneth, but decided not too. The above post nails it.