WendyTinley Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 Was thinking of putting The M.V.P.'s: Turning My Heartbeat Up on Ebay for £15 - £20 'cos I saw that it had been on Mr Manship's website for that price for the same condition M- Would this still be an accurate-ish figure or has the credit crunch hit vinyl prices too... KTF
pikeys dog Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 How about sticking all of your value questions on one posting, that way someone might be able to give you a response to them in one go.
pikeys dog Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 John Manship charges top whack for records because.... a. He pays overheads - tax, vat, staff wages, heating, lighting etc. b. He can. £10 tops to everyone else.
Guest Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 pop record Somebody say's something stupid everyday on here everyday,stick to big-in' up Burnley your rubbish at that too.
WendyTinley Posted July 26, 2008 Author Posted July 26, 2008 (edited) How about sticking all of your value questions on one posting, that way someone might be able to give you a response to them in one go. Yes... good point... I've got a telephone call booked for this afternoon with a prominent soulie on here so hopefully I'll stop bothering you. For now I have just one more question... Eddie Foster: I Never New... been sat in my box for donkey's years... just played it and wow what memories... just seen it on ebay for silly money... me thinks that can't be right... How do you tell the difference between an original and a boot? How much... last one for today... I pwomise! Edited July 26, 2008 by WendyDarling
Prophonics 2029 Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 (edited) Were you naked when you took this picture of Eddie Foster, I can see your reflection in the record. Edited July 26, 2008 by Prophonics 2029
Guest gordon russell Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 Somebody say's something stupid everyday on here everyday,stick to big-in' up Burnley your rubbish at that too. sorry ken .....this is a pop record plain and simple....you might go all starry eyed when you hear it....Me I long ago recognised it as POP!!!.THIS AIN'T THE ONLY CRAP PLAYED AT WIGIN. .In the fullness of time the sh*t eventually sinks to the bottom
Guest Beeks Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 sorry ken .....this is a pop record plain and simple....you might go all starry eyed when you hear it....Me I long ago recognised it as POP!!!.THIS AIN'T THE ONLY CRAP PLAYED AT WIGIN. .In the fullness of time the sh*t eventually sinks to the bottom I disagree...think its just been hammered...and like all tracks in any genre...the most popular ones tend to get thrown in the attic never to be seen again...MVPs is still a good track no matter what anyone says...again...not my cup of tea...but I recognise it as a good record...just because every man and his dog has heard it, doesnt change my opinion.
Guest SteveJohnston Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 sorry ken .....this is a pop record plain and simple....you might go all starry eyed when you hear it....Me I long ago recognised it as POP!!!.THIS AIN'T THE ONLY CRAP PLAYED AT WIGIN. .In the fullness of time the sh*t eventually sinks to the bottom I bet if you straighten your foot out in line with you leg your big toe touches the floor! Steve J
Guest Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 sorry ken .....this is a pop record plain and simple....you might go all starry eyed when you hear it....Me I long ago recognised it as POP!!!.THIS AIN'T THE ONLY CRAP PLAYED AT WIGIN. .In the fullness of time the sh*t eventually sinks to the bottom Soul record pure and simple,and the other side is very cool in my books too!!......but of coarse my ears don't flap shut if it got played at Wigan,pop record so why aint it on u-tube with loads of dolly birds dancing to it then ?.
Guest Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 I bet if you straighten your foot out in line with you leg your big toe touches the floor! Steve J What!!
Guest SteveJohnston Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 What!! Ken I was replying to In the fullness of time
Guest Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 Ken I was replying to In the fullness of time Ooh eh!!,get it now..spot on.
Guest gordon russell Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 I disagree...think its just been hammered...and like all tracks in any genre...the most popular ones tend to get thrown in the attic never to be seen again...MVPs is still a good track no matter what anyone says...again...not my cup of tea...but I recognise it as a good record...just because every man and his dog has heard it, doesnt change my opinion. HELLO THERE,dosn't matter how many people have heard the record thats not my point.........it's a pop tune,they are probably white which don't help.....cos danny wagner they ain't.This is getting like the joe jamma thread.JUST BECAUSE PEOPLE FOR SOME REASON HAVE MADE THIS SOME KIND OF ICONIC RECORD,THAT FILLS THE DANCE FLOOR AT SOME EVENTS AND IT'S PART OF PEOPLES PAST...............................it's a popular tune by beat combo M'lud
Guest Beeks Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 HELLO THERE,dosn't matter how many people have heard the record thats not my point.........it's a pop tune,they are probably white which don't help.....cos danny wagner they ain't.This is getting like the joe jamma thread.JUST BECAUSE PEOPLE FOR SOME REASON HAVE MADE THIS SOME KIND OF ICONIC RECORD,THAT FILLS THE DANCE FLOOR AT SOME EVENTS AND IT'S PART OF PEOPLES PAST...............................it's a popular tune by beat combo M'lud Come on Darcy...you telling me if this turned up now as an undiscovered gem that it wouldn't exchange hands for top money? People would be queuing round the block
Guest Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 (edited) HELLO THERE,dosn't matter how many people have heard the record thats not my point.........it's a pop tune,they are probably white which don't help.....cos danny wagner they ain't.This is getting like the joe jamma thread.JUST BECAUSE PEOPLE FOR SOME REASON HAVE MADE THIS SOME KIND OF ICONIC RECORD,THAT FILLS THE DANCE FLOOR AT SOME EVENTS AND IT'S PART OF PEOPLES PAST...............................it's a popular tune by beat combo M'lud Don't matter what colour they are but i bet you they are black or something,anybody got a refo-clip of other side,"every woman for herself" please,or do i have to find mine. All records you like are from the past,where is the difference ?fukcin pop,pitty your north and south don't flap shut when you see stuff like this. Edited July 26, 2008 by ken
Guest gordon russell Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 Come on Darcy...you telling me if this turned up now as an undiscovered gem that it wouldn't exchange hands for top money? People would be queuing round the block you may be right beeksie.........again that piece of shite joe jamma......like joe,M.V.P'S is still a pop record....that however has never stopped some daft buggers paying a shed load for crap......That STILL dosn't make this a soul record and even if you like the tune it still don't make it a soul record.The scene sadly from day one has been littered with pop crap.......but they got played so thats good enough for some people.......ME l love soul music full stop. p.s ...real volcano about to erupt.....gonna erupt into your loving cup.........now whats that all about
Tim Smithers Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 Ive had two Costa coffee's today ,and a massage Thats turning my heartbeat up
KevH Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 you may be right beeksie.........again that piece of shite joe jamma......like joe,M.V.P'S is still a pop record....that however has never stopped some daft buggers paying a shed load for crap......That STILL dosn't make this a soul record and even if you like the tune it still don't make it a soul record.The scene sadly from day one has been littered with pop crap.......but they got played so thats good enough for some people.......ME l love soul music full stop. p.s ...real volcano about to erupt.....gonna erupt into your loving cup.........now whats that all about Terry ,you'll be saying you don't like "Summer in the parks" next.
Pete S Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 you may be right beeksie.........again that piece of shite joe jamma......like joe,M.V.P'S is still a pop record....that however has never stopped some daft buggers paying a shed load for crap......That STILL dosn't make this a soul record and even if you like the tune it still don't make it a soul record.The scene sadly from day one has been littered with pop crap.......but they got played so thats good enough for some people.......ME l love soul music full stop. p.s ...real volcano about to erupt.....gonna erupt into your loving cup.........now whats that all about "more than enough to fill your loving cup" anyway have to agree this is ostensibly a pop record but it was great at the time, atmospheric, excellent dancer, the business really...don't think the years have been too kind for it but in 76 and 77 this was one of my favourites at Wigan. Don't play it much nowadays.
Guest gordon russell Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 Terry ,you'll be saying you don't like "Summer in the parks" next. does this get played at the ATTIC..LOL..only joking ..............probably not heard it lol
Guest gordon russell Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 "more than enough to fill your loving cup" anyway have to agree this is ostensibly a pop record but it was great at the time, atmospheric, excellent dancer, the business really...don't think the years have been too kind for it but in 76 and 77 this was one of my favourites at Wigan. Don't play it much nowadays. spot on pete,However too many people can't recognise this.Because as iv'e said because it was played at wigin or where ever,they elevate it to a position..it don't deserve.........just say "l don't care if it's a pop record l like it".....and be done with it. IT AIN'T SOUL AS WE KNOW IT.
Guest Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 (edited) spot on pete,However too many people can't recognise this.Because as iv'e said because it was played at wigin or where ever,they elevate it to a position..it don't deserve.........just say "l don't care if it's a pop record l like it".....and be done with it. IT AIN'T SOUL AS WE KNOW IT. Again i don't like things cause i heard em' at Wigan,just like em' and no-one can tell me what feels soulfull to me,pop record or whatever loads of shite played at Wigan but who gives a shite.your anti Wigan stance is boring.......... B side someone please. Edited July 26, 2008 by ken
Paul R Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 It may be a pop record, but I think you'll find that it was actually a Levine spin at the mecca in 75. I really love the "it is by a white artist therefore it's Wigan crap" attitude. Other tracks from around the same era that were mecca were David & the Giants "Superlove" & "Ten Miles High", The present "Many's The Slip"(Levines Vocal To Bok To Bach), and others often regarded as Wigan tunes. They are "Northern Soul" along with Linda Jones & Garnett Mimms etc. and they were part of the "Northern Soul Scene". OK they may not be soul. Sorry to highjack the thread, but this site is for Rare & Northern Soul. Some people may not like particular tracks, but that's life. Don't forget that white "pop" records have been played since the scene evolved and are still being discovered & played in the scene today. Can't blame Wigan for that. Paul
Guest gordon russell Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 in the beginning there was and still is the soul scene.Dave godin coined the daft term northern soul,because the soul music played up north was differant to that being played in say London.Some people have taken this a step further and just added any old rubbish that was played out and about and put it under the banner of northern soul,as if northern soul was/is a whole new music genre.It is and should be in my book.....just soul music.
Pete S Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 It may be a pop record, but I think you'll find that it was actually a Levine spin at the mecca in 75. I really love the "it is by a white artist therefore it's Wigan crap" attitude. Other tracks from around the same era that were mecca were David & the Giants "Superlove" & "Ten Miles High", The present "Many's The Slip"(Levines Vocal To Bok To Bach), and others often regarded as Wigan tunes. They are "Northern Soul" along with Linda Jones & Garnett Mimms etc. and they were part of the "Northern Soul Scene". OK they may not be soul. Sorry to highjack the thread, but this site is for Rare & Northern Soul. Some people may not like particular tracks, but that's life. Don't forget that white "pop" records have been played since the scene evolved and are still being discovered & played in the scene today. Can't blame Wigan for that. Paul Agree with everything you say Paul. Apart from Superlove being any good. Ten Miles High, now you're talking!
Pete S Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 (edited) It may be a pop record, but I think you'll find that it was actually a Levine spin at the mecca in 75. I really love the "it is by a white artist therefore it's Wigan crap" attitude. Other tracks from around the same era that were mecca were David & the Giants "Superlove" & "Ten Miles High", The present "Many's The Slip"(Levines Vocal To Bok To Bach), and others often regarded as Wigan tunes. They are "Northern Soul" along with Linda Jones & Garnett Mimms etc. and they were part of the "Northern Soul Scene". OK they may not be soul. Sorry to highjack the thread, but this site is for Rare & Northern Soul. Some people may not like particular tracks, but that's life. Don't forget that white "pop" records have been played since the scene evolved and are still being discovered & played in the scene today. Can't blame Wigan for that. Paul duplicate Edited July 26, 2008 by Pete S
Guest gordon russell Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 Agree with everything you say Paul. Apart from Superlove being any good. Ten Miles High, now you're talking! romour has it DAVID as in the giants was david cassidy?.......we surely can't put the pop stuff in the same league as the great linda jones and garnett mimms.......the world has officially gone mad
Tabs Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 romour has it DAVID as in the giants was david cassidy?.......we surely can't put the pop stuff in the same league as the great linda jones and garnett mimms.......the world has officially gone mad Rumours wrong then it was David Huff. But have to agree it can't be compared with either Linda or Garnett.
Guest gordon russell Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 Rumours wrong then it was David Huff. But have to agree it can't be compared with either Linda or Garnett. cheers for that............l now know who sang lead vocals on two shite pop tunes lol.You learn something new every day lol
Paul R Posted July 26, 2008 Posted July 26, 2008 romour has it DAVID as in the giants was david cassidy?.......we surely can't put the pop stuff in the same league as the great linda jones and garnett mimms.......the world has officially gone mad I was not putting those tracks in the same league as Linda Jones or Garnett Mimms. I was merely saying that on the Northern soul scene both danceable pop records, were played along side real soul records because they the beat & the feel of the authentic stuff. Oh and Pete I also did not say that I liked the david & the giants tracks, I just said because they were pop they are immediatly regarded as Wigan tunes as well as the MPVs & others. To me Northern Soul is not actually a music genre, but a music scene. The rumour I heard back in the day was that David & The Giants were in fact the Osmonds. A fact proved because they were on the Crazy Horse Label . That probably makes Sam Ambrose Merrell! . Paul
Pete S Posted July 27, 2008 Posted July 27, 2008 I was not putting those tracks in the same league as Linda Jones or Garnett Mimms. I was merely saying that on the Northern soul scene both danceable pop records, were played along side real soul records because they the beat & the feel of the authentic stuff. Oh and Pete I also did not say that I liked the david & the giants tracks, I just said because they were pop they are immediatly regarded as Wigan tunes as well as the MPVs & others. To me Northern Soul is not actually a music genre, but a music scene. The rumour I heard back in the day was that David & The Giants were in fact the Osmonds. A fact proved because they were on the Crazy Horse Label . That probably makes Sam Ambrose Merrell! . Paul One of these days I'll make a list of some Mecca tunes 1974-75 and there will be definitely be pop records alongside the Lou Edwards's
KevH Posted July 27, 2008 Posted July 27, 2008 One of these days I'll make a list of some Mecca tunes 1974-75 and there will be definitely be pop records alongside the Lou Edwards's young hearts run free,only takes a minute girl,lady marmalade,do the hustle,......
Guest Posted July 28, 2008 Posted July 28, 2008 HELLO THERE,dosn't matter how many people have heard the record thats not my point.........it's a pop tune,they are probably white which don't help.....cos danny wagner they ain't.This is getting like the joe jamma thread.JUST BECAUSE PEOPLE FOR SOME REASON HAVE MADE THIS SOME KIND OF ICONIC RECORD,THAT FILLS THE DANCE FLOOR AT SOME EVENTS AND IT'S PART OF PEOPLES PAST...............................it's a popular tune by beat combo M'lud It fills the dance floor because its EXCITING NORTHERN SOUL!! Most people on the Northern Scene like it, thats why its POPular!
Guest gordon russell Posted July 28, 2008 Posted July 28, 2008 It fills the dance floor because its EXCITING NORTHERN SOUL!! Most people on the Northern Scene like it, thats why its POPular! what a silly answer.....
Guest Posted July 28, 2008 Posted July 28, 2008 what a silly answer..... Well it came from your silly comments!
Guest gordon russell Posted July 28, 2008 Posted July 28, 2008 Well it came from your silly comments! my comment was it's a pop record,sung by a not very good white group.If you like it fine,if you wanna dance to it fine,if the whole world likes it fine.......it just ain't a soul record thats all.....most who know agree with that,thats all atb tezza
Wrongcrowd Posted July 28, 2008 Posted July 28, 2008 my comment was it's a pop record,sung by a not very good white group.If you like it fine,if you wanna dance to it fine,if the whole world likes it fine.......it just ain't a soul record thats all.....most who know agree with that,thats all atb tezza Well put Soulful Bob, there's soul and then there's Northern soul...........quite a few people get them confused and quite a lot more don't know the difference. Soul content regularly takes second place to tempo for the less discerning amongst us
Guest Posted July 28, 2008 Posted July 28, 2008 (edited) my comment was it's a pop record,sung by a not very good white group.If you like it fine,if you wanna dance to it fine,if the whole world likes it fine.......it just ain't a soul record thats all.....most who know agree with that,thats all atb tezza Well it was arranged and conducted by the great and legendary HORACE OTT. The Northern Scene is more than just a Deep Soul scene with a beat. The records that get played, always were, and should be dictated by the dance floor. Not by individuals. I mean if you just want Soul records why bother with Northern Soul? Edited July 28, 2008 by Guest
Wrongcrowd Posted July 28, 2008 Posted July 28, 2008 Well it was arranged and conducted by the great and legendary HORACE OTT. The Northern Scene is more than just a Deep Soul scene with a beat. The records that get played, always were, and should be dictated by the dance floor. Not by individuals. I mean if you just want Soul records why bother with Northern? I think you mean that the Northern Scene is less than a Deep Soul Scene with a beat
Kevinkent Posted July 28, 2008 Posted July 28, 2008 I think you mean that the Northern Scene is less than a Deep Soul Scene with a beat I think I know what he means, well more or less anyway.
De-to Posted July 28, 2008 Posted July 28, 2008 I think you mean that the Northern Scene is less than a Deep Soul Scene with a beat who were the mvps??? i cannot find any info on them,
Rushden Vic Posted July 28, 2008 Posted July 28, 2008 Well put Soulful Bob, there's soul and then there's Northern soul...........quite a few people get them confused and quite a lot more don't know the difference. Soul content regularly takes second place to tempo for the less discerning amongst us f--- the soul content its the beat that counts i remember you and soulfull bob doing backflips to this at the casino .
Tricky Posted July 28, 2008 Posted July 28, 2008 And Fu**ing anything sung by Candi Staton including YHRF is more soulful than MVP.s.This site is becoming less and less to do with soul music and more and more to do with Pop music and Rock and Roll.And i don,t want to know if a casino classics record came out with blue,pink or Friggin yellow vinyl either.
Guest Posted July 28, 2008 Posted July 28, 2008 And Fu**ing anything sung by Candi Staton including YHRF is more soulful than MVP.s.This site is becoming less and less to do with soul music and more and more to do with Pop music and Rock and Roll.And i don,t want to know if a casino classics record came out with blue,pink or Friggin yellow vinyl either. Good for you,so what !! read a different thread then......and mine is yella'
Tricky Posted July 28, 2008 Posted July 28, 2008 Ken as you well know it,s an addiction,and some may say i have argumentative tendencies.
Guest WPaulVanDyk Posted July 28, 2008 Posted July 28, 2008 It is a good record and what is it with the word pop music cause it's made by say a white person. Does that mean every soul artist has to be black so if your white and your making soul music you don't count as soul.
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