E J Rice " Will You Be Coming Back "

[Sunnysoul]

Does this exist on a 12" ?

And what is the current value of the 7" ?

Thanks in advance ...

[Simon M]

Ive never seen a 12 .. The 7 is on Manships auction now

[Simon T]

And what is the current value of the 7" ?

I had a list through last thursday with it on at £200

[Cunnie]

I had a list through last thursday with it on at £200

Saw it as well Simon on Capon's list.

Bet it's sold now though & bet the Manship copy goes for a lot more than £200.

Not aware of a 12"

[Paul Capon]

Definitely no 12" of E.J.Rice.

PS My 45 on the has sold.

Paul Capon

[Catriona]

Definitely no 12" of E.J.Rice.

PS My 45 on the has sold.

Paul Capon

There was one on e bay a couple of months ago that kept being relisted as it didnt sell. I was waiting for it to go down to £100

As the saying goes "it s only worth what someone would pay for it!"

[Glynthornhill]

Unfortunately sold mine last year for a snip @ £30 !

Just goes to show value against demands commands an inflated value. Not that rare a tune in the early 80s . Bet quite a few collectors have one lurking in their box...

[Peter99]

It's a top drawer tune for sure - love it!

[Guest the dukester]

Unfortunately sold mine last year for a snip @ £30 !

Just goes to show value against demands commands an inflated value. Not that rare a tune in the early 80s . Bet quite a few collectors have one lurking in their box...

Sold mine to JM last year..... After playing it out to very little dancefloor reaction

DJ first... not collector

[Peter99]

I really thought this was a much more difficult tune than it appears from the posts above

[Steve G]

I really thought this was a much more difficult tune than it appears from the posts above

This was around in reasonable quantity in the 80's, never a common record, but not impossible to find. His other one is far rarer, but sadly not as good as a dancer, though it's a reasonably good soul record

Edited July 5, 2007 by Steve G

[Simon M]

A £25 record on soul bowl lists around 1984 , whilst Tony Troutman "whats the use" , and Pro Fas were at £2

Soul Sam had it coverd up as Larry Houston " Mend this broken heart" around 1982 /83

Sam had loads of awesome newies , early 80's , some he still plays today !!

Edited July 5, 2007 by Simon M

[Peter99]

A £25 record on soul bowl lists around 1984 , whilst Tony Troutman "whats the use" , and Pro Fas were at £2

Those were days - like everyone else I wish I'd have bought more at the time. Wasted all my time in those days - stuck on the dance floor for eight hours.

[Simon M]

Those were days - like everyone else I wish I'd have bought more at the time. Wasted all my time in those days - stuck on the dance floor for eight hours.

I know a chap whose kept his Soul Bowl and Dave Raistrick lists from around then ,

[Peter99]

I know a chap whose kept his Soul Bowl and Dave Raistrick lists from around then ,

It's sickening mate isn't it! Someone posted some up on here a while back - makes good reading. I think Sean H posted some other lists up as well. It's simply - unbelievable.

I find it interesting that even after all these years Johns lists still look the same - in terms of layout etc. It's like Norfolk ain't moved forward in terms of technology!

[Simon M]

It's sickening mate isn't it! Someone posted some up on here a while back - makes good reading. I think Sean H posted some other lists up as well. It's simply - unbelievable.

I find it interesting that even after all these years Johns lists still look the same - in terms of layout etc. It's like Norfolk ain't moved forward in terms of technology!

He has increased the font size thats about it .. hes still got some great £10- £30 45's on there always in great condition too

[Them]

One of the great modern soul oldies to me...