I wuz thinking of bidding on it, actually went into snipe-mode. It went for about £42.60 at current exchange rates. The reason I bottled it at the last minute (8 seconds to be precise) was that I suddenly realised I was about to bid vast sums (Well, over 42 quid anyway) on a VG disc. To me that seems like a lot for what I think of as a novelty tune, albeit one that I like. What is it worth in ex or near mint?

demo?

about a ton.

  pikeys dog said:

demo?

about a ton.

Bugger.

Wish I'd bid now...

  pikeys dog said:

demo?

about a ton.

Nah this was an issue but it did look knackered. I sold an issue for I think it was £125 about 18 months ago.

Checked back and it was actually sold for £250!

  Pete S said:

Checked back and it was actually sold for £250!

would agree. the issue is pretty scarce

  CheltSoulNights said:

would agree. the issue is pretty scarce

Yes, Definitely harder on a Stock Copy.

I bought these from Soul Bowl, However

I can't remember seeing a DEMO for THE FATMAN / WORKING AT THE GO GO

They do have different release numbers,

so did they produce a DEMO for St Lawrence 1011. ANYONE seen one

Edited August 8, 200816 yr by 45cellar

and oddly enough

copies hardly ever up for sale

  45cellar said:

Yes, Definitely harder on a Stock Copy.

I bought these from Soul Bowl, However

I can't remember seeing a DEMO for THE FATMAN / WORKING AT THE GO GO

They do have different release numbers,

so did they produce a DEMO for St Lawrence 1011. ANYONE seen one

just noticed on them demos, it says "12 years old" under butch baker, might be my hazy memory but ive never noticed that before !, and ive had a couple of copies in the past

  codfromderby said:

just noticed on them demos, it says "12 years old" under butch baker, might be my hazy memory but ive never noticed that before !, and ive had a couple of copies in the past

I think that it was the Stevie Wonder 12 Year Old Genius thing.

Carl Carlton "The 12 Year Old Wonder" etc

Edited August 8, 200816 yr by 45cellar

  CheltSoulNights said:

and oddly enough

copies hardly ever up for sale

I imagine it's probably in demand among hardcore Batman fans too, with all that entails

I've had a WD of 1011.

I've also exchanged emails with 'Butch Baker'...real name is Jerome Rogers. The false name was given to him by the label for two reasons i.) his grand father was a minister and didn't want him involved in singing secular music, and ii.) his nick name is Butch.

  Flynny said:

I've had a WD of 1011.

I've also exchanged emails with 'Butch Baker'...real name is Jerome Rogers. The false name was given to him by the label for two reasons i.) his grand father was a minister and didn't want him involved in singing secular music, and ii.) his nick name is Butch.

Many Thanks for the Information & Positive Sighting of the 1011 White DEMO.

  Flynny said:

I've had a WD of 1011.

I've also exchanged emails with 'Butch Baker'...real name is Jerome Rogers. The false name was given to him by the label for two reasons i.) his grand father was a minister and didn't want him involved in singing secular music, and ii.) his nick name is Butch.

Don't suppose Butch Rogers would be a starter unless he had a spaceship?

oh...sorry... that was his brother, Buck I think.