New Years Sales List

[MarkWhiteley]

Same as last list but I'm taking offers on most of the stuff for quick sale. Email me if you need to hear anything.

Billy

Contact:

Email: l_l_m_w@hotmail.co.uk

Mob: 07810 707597

or PM me

Shipping & handling:£1.95 within UK

£3.95 anywhere else in the world!

Payment methods:

PayPal

Personal cheque (UK only)

Cash (at you own risk)

Grading:

M - Mint, perfect in every way

NM - Near mint, almost perfect

E - Excellent, better than VG, but not quite NM. May have a few light scratches here and there.

VG - Very good, may have scratches and play with minor surface noise. All in all a great record.

G - Good, plenty of scratches, playing with mid to heavy surface noise. I hope I won't have to warrant anything with this grade.

All are US originals unless otherwise stated. All prices in UK pounds.

Swinging Tigers Snake walk Tamla VG Offers

Beverly & Duane You belong to me/Love Brown Bomber E++/NM, super rare Detroit, 2 brill sides Offers

Della Reese A clock that's got no hands RCA E++/NM, rare issue 60

Joe Simon I got a whole lot of lovin' SS7 NM, couldn't recommend this enough! 35

Mary Wells Never never leave me 20th Century NM 20

Ted Taylor Stick by me Alarm M 15

Lee Fields Take me back/Tyra's song Angle 3 NM 40

Rudy Mockabee Sweet thing Atco VG, water damaged label, small drill hole 15

Parlaiments A new day begins Atco NM, small drill hole 10

Bettye Swann Victim of a foolish heart Atlantic M 15

Archie Bell My balloon's going up Atlantic M 20

R.B. Hudmon This coul be the night Atlantic M, very small X on label, barely noticable 15

Incredibles I found another love Audio Arts M, date stamp 20

Jimmy Bee Wanting you Berly E++/NM 10

Sammy Turner Goodnight Irene Bigtop NM 10

Imperial Wonders Trying to get to you Black Prince E 15

Ronnie Limar Love game BRC M 15

Gene Chandler There was a time Brunswick NM 15

Barbara Acklin After you Brunswick M 15

Billy Butler I'll bet you Brunswick E, downgrade due to a few light scratches, else M 10

Artistics Walking tall/What happened Brunswick YD M 10

Dells There is Cadet E 15

Dells It's all up to you Cadet M, small X on label 10

Dells Wear it on our face Cadet E, small drill hole 5

Los Canarios Get on your knees Calla E, label wear 10

Dee Dee Sharp It's a funny situation Cameo NM 15

Joe South Hearts desire Capitol NM, far better than BJR's version 20

Patti Drew Workin' on a groovy thing Capitol NM sticker mark and very faint writing on label, hardly noticable 15

Lou Rawls When love goes wrong Capitol E++/NM 10

Bettye Swann Closed for the season Capitol M 10

Jimmy Delphs I've been fooled before/Almost Carla VG, looks a bit rough, sounds fine when it gets going 15

Harry Caldwell Please come back Carnival WD NM, label tears and wear 40

Trophies Desire Challenge VG 5

Little Milton Who's cheating who Checker VG 10

Vogues That's the tune Co&Ce E++/NM vinyl, label wear and a bit of discolouration 15

Rita Fortune Sister and brothers Columbia E++/NM vinyl, slight label wear 8

Helena Fergusson My terms Compass M 10

Gene Chandler Here come the tears Contellation M 15

Sandra Wright Gotta see my baby Coral M, small drill hole 25

Maurice Long I don't love you anymore Cyclone M 20

Len Barry It's that time of the year Decca M 10

Joe Tex I gotcha Dial E++/NM vinyl, label tears 8

Cliff Nobles & Co. Love is allright Direction NM 10

Bobby Bland Ain't nothing you can do Duke E 10

Kelly Bros. Sound of a crying man/It takes you Excello M 15

Bonnie & Lee The way I feel about you Fairmount D NM vinyl, slight label wear 10

Spooner & The Spoons Wish you didn't have to go Fame WD M 10

Betty Everett I got to tell somebody Fantasy M 15

Bobby Franklin Ladies choice Fee NM 20

Reflections Lonely girl Golden World E 10

Soul City Everybody dance now Goodtime NM, nice ballad on flip 20

Cherry People And suddenly Heritage D M 15

Mary Wells Dig the way I feel Jubilee M 10

Jimmy Delphs Almost Karen M vinyl, very slight label wear 10

Lowell Fulsom Talkin' woman Kent M 30

Patterson Twins If I ever got you back King E++/NM, large drill hole 5

Patterson Twins Back in love again King WD M 10

Chiffons He's so fine Laurie VG, writing on label 3

Lenis Guess Just ask me Legrand M vinyl, few tears on label, 70s release 20

Paul Humphreys Cool aid/Detroit Lizard E, good funky flip 10

Linda Jones Give my love a try Loma M 10

William Bell Trying to love two Mercury M 10

Spyder Turner You're good enough for me MGM E, drill hole 5

Formations Magic melody MGM M, small drill hole 5

Mirettes He's allright with me Mirwood E 10

Olympics Secret agents Mirwood VG 8

Winfield Parker Stop her on sight Mojo E, very slight edge warp 10

Bettye Swann Don't wait too long Money M 15

Just Bros. Sliced tomatoes Music Merchand NM 25

Little Richie Poor dog Okeh VG 10

Walter Jackson Where have all the flowers gone Okeh WD VG+ 10

Admirations Wait til I get to know you Onederful NM 10

Eddie Holman A free country Parkway E++/NM, small sticker on label 10

Delfonics Ready or not Philly Groove E++/NM 3

Les Watson Soul man blues Pompeii E, slight label wear 25

Leone Silly love games Real Side M, no longer in production 10

Laura Lee To win your heart Ric-tic E++/NM 20

Al Kent Ooh pretty lady Ric-tic E, label wear 10

Edwin Starr Headline news/Harlem Ric-tic E 12

Van McCoy Strings Sweet and easy Share E++/NM 15

Jones Bros. Your good lovin Silver M 25

Gloria Taylor You got to pay the price/Loving you and being loved by you Silver Fox M, both sides fantastic, got to be one of best cheapies ever! 5

Big Al Downing Medley (Same old song/Something about you/Can't help myself) Silver Fox NM 5

Jimmy Bo Horne Goin' home for love SOS M 15

Bob Wilson Suzy's serenade Sound NM 10

Joe Simon When (Celebration) SS7 M, 2 good sides 10

Dynatones Fife piper St. Clair M 30

Shirley J. Scott Goose Pimples Stephanye WD M 40

Judy Harris Glory train Sun VG+, very slight label wear 10

Little Oscar I tried Supreme Blues NM, small label tear 10

Chairmen of the Board Bless your heart Surfside M 15

Herman Griffin Not a chance in a million Sword & Shield M 10

Rosey Jones Have love will travel Today M 10

Benny Johnson Stop me Today M 15

Brenda & Tab's A love you can depend on Top & Bottom E++ 10

Jive Five I'm a happy man United Artists NM 15

Chris Bartley Sweetest thing this side of heaven Vando NM 10

Ballads My baby knows how to love her man Venture M 20

Billy Woods I've found satisfaction Verve D M sticker mark and X on label 15

Edited January 24, 2005 by billytheboot

[MarkWhiteley]

Apologies to anyone who has tried to contact me using the above email address, I'm now using l_l_m_w@hotmail.co.uk.

[MarkWhiteley]

I'm taking offers offers on the lot, i.e. the box full (about 120 in all I think). As yet I haven't sold anything so everything's still there.

Email me with sensible offers.

[Pete S]

I'm taking offers offers on the lot, i.e. the box full (about 120 in all I think). As yet I haven't sold anything so everything's still there.

Email me with sensible offers.

link

I'd buy the lot but the problem is, there's records you have on there for 10 which I only sell for 5, it's impossible to make offers on records like that cos if I only sell for 5, that means I only pay 2/3 therefore you lose 7 straight off! Joe Simon I'd sell for 10 - you lose 25! Mary Wells 8-10 and so on. It's so hard selling 'cheapies' nowadays, everybody seems to want classic oldies, £30 and upwards...so when you have loads of records which, no offence meant, are going to take a while to move, the best bet as a seller is to buy more expensive titles which you know you'll get your money back on almost instantly.

Sorry if this all sounds a load of rubbish, was just trying to explain why it's difficult to make an offer on these without it sounding like an insulting one.

[MarkWhiteley]

I'd buy the lot but the problem is, there's records you have on there for 10 which I only sell for 5, it's impossible to make offers on records like that cos if I only sell for 5, that means I only pay 2/3 therefore you lose 7 straight off!  Joe Simon I'd sell for 10 - you lose 25!  Mary Wells 8-10 and so on.  It's so hard selling 'cheapies' nowadays, everybody seems to want classic oldies, £30 and upwards...so when you have loads of records which, no offence meant, are going to take a while to move, the best bet as a seller is to buy more expensive titles which you know you'll get your money back on almost instantly.

Sorry if this all sounds a load of rubbish, was just trying to explain why it's difficult to make an offer on these without it sounding like an insulting one.

link

I'm sorry if my stuffs overpriced, but I'm either selling them for what I payed for them or for what I think they're worth, which is why prices are up and down.

Make me an offer if you like mate, don't be afriad to offend me