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  phild said:
Parisians - Twinkle, Twinkle. Anybody got one for sale? How much?

cheers

Phil

a very popular tune indeed Phil and a bit of a fave of mine, you will be looking at about £7/800 ish i reckon,

good luck :)

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  Bearsy said:
a very popular tune indeed Phil and a bit of a fave of mine, you will be looking at about £7/800 ish i reckon,

good luck :)

OK. £'s waiting. even though I don't buy 45's anymore :)

  Bearsy said:
a very popular tune indeed Phil and a bit of a fave of mine, you will be looking at about £7/800 ish i reckon,

good luck :)

Surely thats the price on The Traditions rather than the Parisians? Which I think is exactly the same track?

  chalky said:
Saw a Traditions a while back for £400.

I saw one on ebay last year and I reckon that it was about that price. Prior to that the last one I saw was £700. No idea what it sold for.

  Stuart T said:
Surely thats the price on The Traditions rather than the Parisians? Which I think is exactly the same track?

your right Stuart it is basically the same track, the Traditions did go for about £400+ a month or so ago but i know of 2 people that paid in the region of £7/800 for the Parisians version and when i enquired about one about a year ago i was quoted at £800 which i hasten to say i didnt buy :D

supply and demand i suppose again

  Bearsy said:
your right Stuart it is basically the same track, the Traditions did go for about £400+ a month or so ago but i know of 2 people that paid in the region of £7/800 for the Parisians version and when i enquired about one about a year ago i was quoted at £800 which i hasten to say i didnt buy :D

supply and demand i suppose again

The Traditions is the better version in my humble opinion, reccon my mate got a bargain with the one on ebay about a month ago. :lol:

  Bearsy said:
your right Stuart it is basically the same track, the Traditions did go for about £400+ a month or so ago but i know of 2 people that paid in the region of £7/800 for the Parisians version and when i enquired about one about a year ago i was quoted at £800 which i hasten to say i didnt buy :D

supply and demand i suppose again

I remain under the impression that the two records are exactly the same recording (I recall playing my Parisians alongside Nick Brown's Traditions and us concluding that the mixes were different but that was all, or have we both lost it?). Anyone know for sure? I know that the Group Collectors Book has the same conclusion. In fact they use the track for the explanation of how their listings work. I've seen more copies of the Parisians than the Traditions I'm certain.

  Stuart T said:
I remain under the impression that the two records are exactly the same recording (I recall playing my Parisians alongside Nick Brown's Traditions and us concluding that the mixes were different but that was all, or have we both lost it?). Anyone know for sure? I know that the Group Collectors Book has the same conclusion. In fact they use the track for the explanation of how their listings work. I've seen more copies of the Parisians than the Traditions I'm certain.

That sounds interesting Stuart playing them side by side, your right about seeing more of the Parisians than the Traditions for sale or wanted,

someone must know, i think im going to start a new thread as there is another similar record by different artists but sound the same

  Bearsy said:
That sounds interesting Stuart playing them side by side, your right about seeing more of the Parisians than the Traditions for sale or wanted,

someone must know, i think im going to start a new thread as there is another similar record by different artists but sound the same

The Parisians has girl backing singers for a start. I've also heard about a third version, but not heard it.

can someone post a soundfile of the Traditions? I have it somewhere but can't remember which cd it is on. Can at least then compare and say what and if there is any difference.

Always thought the Traditions was the rarer of the two :rolleyes:

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  chalky said:
can someone post a soundfile of the Traditions? I have it somewhere but can't remember which cd it is on. Can at least then compare and say what and if there is any difference.

Always thought the Traditions was the rarer of the two :rolleyes:

There's a sound clip on Manship's Rarest Of The Rare

CB

  chalky said:
The Parisians on my PC sounds like a slightly speeded up version of the Traditions :rolleyes: Other than that I'd say they are the same.

Anyone got a full sound file of the Traditions?

I agree they sound identical with the traditions having the girl backing singers

i sold the Parisians for £20 back in the day.... :thumbsup: ....the following week i bought the Kittens on Vick for £7 ..Isonics on Kammy for a tenner......and Continental Showstoppers for a fiver........ :rolleyes: .......what goes round.....(still down on that month tho....hee)

well thats twice I've uploaded the Parisians but only 7 seconds getting uploaded...it's 2min 34 seconds long this end :unsure: can someone delete them, i'll have a go once more with another mp3.

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  Bearsy said:
I agree they sound identical with the traditions having the girl backing singers

:unsure:The other way round my friend. Parisians is a mess to my ears, with a much bigger production, girl or kiddie backing singers.

Traditions is a much cleaner more basic production. Them bongo's make it for me.

  quinvy said:
:DThe other way round my friend. Parisians is a mess to my ears, with a much bigger production, girl or kiddie backing singers.

Traditions is a much cleaner more basic production. Them bongo's make it for me.

:P thats what i meant, i always do that and ive only listened to each of them 5 times each :unsure:

I agree with you too about the Traditions being a lot cleaner, not so much going on and you can hear them bongos clearer :lol:

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