Mr Manships Auction

[Dazz]

Could any kind Soul tell me how much it went for

Thank you very much in advance

Dazz

[Guest]

Could any kind Soul tell me how much it went for

Thank you very much in advance

Dazz

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£1109 I think

[Guest]

Could any kind Soul tell me how much it went for

Thank you very much in advance

Dazz

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save yourself a few bob mate , get the album.

Edited April 28, 2005 by lenny.h

[Marc Forrest]

Or wait till the next one is on ebay or up on here for sale

[Guest]

Or wait till the next one is on ebay or up on here for sale 

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The one sold this week was the same copy that changed hands around 3 months ago. Its not another West Coast find.

[Dazz]

The one sold this week was the same copy that changed hands around 3 months ago. Its not another West Coast find.

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Thanks for the replies guys

small admission, I've already got one - 5th known copy (now) I think

Just wondering

Thanks

Dazz

[Guest uroffal]

save yourself a few bob mate , get the album.

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Out of interest, anyone know what the going rate is for the album?

[Garethx]

With regard to the current JM auction, I've got a question about the Glenda McLeod 45: it states that there are maybe three original copies in existence. It was played in the mid 80s by Dave Thorley, Ian Clark and Stuart Cosgrove, who originally found it on an Echoes-sponsored trip to the Carolinas. At least one of those copies was a 12" on (I think) a light blue version of the HGEI label. Who had the other copies of the red 7" issue? Also, who was behind the issue of the common (bootleg?) copies of the record on opaque vinyl?

Edited April 29, 2005 by garethx

[Soulmitch]

Re: Glenda McCloud. Don't think the more common red ones are boots. Think these are second issues, if I am remembering this correctly, she had a dispute with her manager \ produer ?? who went and repressed this up without telling her.

[Eddie Hubbard]

Out of interest, anyone know what the going rate is for the album?

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I sold my copy of the album for £85 a couple of years ago .Found it for around 10cents in a bookshop in Vancouver in 1980 .Best ,Eddie .

[Guest uroffal]

I sold my copy of the album for £85 a couple of years ago .Found it for around 10cents in a bookshop in Vancouver in 1980 .Best ,Eddie .

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Thanks Eddie

[Guest Stuart T]

Out of interest, anyone know what the going rate is for the album?

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Had it off ebay last year for about $60 I think. Doesn't seem to turn up very often though.

[Cheapsiderecords]

49c from The Re-Use Centre here in Burlington, Ontario about 2 years ago.

I only bought cause it had Take My Heart on it, had no idea about the Losing Control track. In fact the whole album is pretty good.

[Ted Massey]

Out of interest, anyone know what the going rate is for the album?

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I bought one from Nigel Parker in the late 80's for £125 think that was Clarkies traded it to some one called Species from Norfolk a couple of years later from Geoge Hobson and something else cant rember what

[Ted Massey]

I bought one from Nigel Parker in the late 80's for £125 think that was Clarkies traded it to some one called Species from Norfolk a couple of years later from Geoge Hobson and something else cant rember what

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Made a balls up of that reply it should be under Glenda Mcleod

[Iancsloft]

I have the Losing Control 45 think mine was the second copy after Tim Browns

I also have another 45 on Pace called Ask any Girl / Do the Jerk

Ask a G is the Jobette Holland. D. H. song same as D Ross , Do the Jerk is a brill dancer same backin as M. Lance Monkey Time...

Ian C

[Guest uroffal]

Had it off ebay last year for about $60 I think.  Doesn't seem to turn up very often though.

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Cheers for that, you're right it doesn't show too often.

[MarkWhiteley]

I have the Losing Control 45 think mine was the second copy after Tim Browns

I also have another 45 on Pace called Ask any Girl / Do the Jerk

Ask a G is the Jobette Holland. D. H. song same as D Ross , Do the Jerk is a brill dancer same backin as M. Lance Monkey Time...

Ian C

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Do the jerk is a million times better than losing controll in my opinion, probably just as rare too...

Think there are more than 5 copies of LC:

Ian C

Tim B

Paul Morrall

Dazz

the copy Manship sold twice

1 on ebay

another on ebay

and I think Hippo

...that's 8 of top of me head, anyone know of any more? Can only think of 2 copies off hand of Jerk - Ian's and one that I bid on (and lost - tightwad ) on ebay.

LC is a very mediocre record methinks, wouldn't get anywhere near the turntable recognition it's recieves if it was only worth £20

Do the jerk on the other hand is brill

Billy Jr.

Edited April 29, 2005 by billytheboot

[MarkWhiteley]

By the way did anyone catch what the Videls made? We were gonna bid but fergot all about it.....

[MarkWhiteley]

save yourself a few bob mate , get the album.

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What have you got up your arse this time Len? Cairos??

[Guest Rich]

By the way did anyone catch what the Videls made? We were gonna bid but fergot all about it.....

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and that just about sums it up

'a pair of brown eyes looking for me'

[Guest]

Am I the only one who can't help thinking of Benny Hill when I hear this record (Mary Saxton)? I also wonder why Tim Brown wrote in his mag that he thought she was black?

Edited May 1, 2005 by Guest

[Mike]

Am I the only one who can't help thinking of Benny Hill when I hear this record (Mary Saxton)?     I also wonder why Tim Brown wrote in his mag that he thought she was black?

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maybe the lp sleeve notes? thats impression I got off them

as in they compare her to major soul stars but without the usual "white girl singing" soul bit that is usally added when thats the case

[Dazz]

Am I the only one who can't help thinking of Benny Hill when I hear this record (Mary Saxton)?     I also wonder why Tim Brown wrote in his mag that he thought she was black?

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Der der der der der de de de de der der de de de da der der der der der der der da

NO!!!!

[Simon T]

Der der der der der de de de de der der de de de da der der der der der der der da

NO!!!! 

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a stale pork pie cought him in the eye and Ernie bit the dust

[Dazz]

a stale pork pie cought him in the eye and Ernie bit the dust

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You could hear his knackers pound

as he raced across the ground

and the clatter of his tool

as it spun round and round

and he galloped into Market street

he wore no pants or vest

his name was ernie

and he had the biggest Chopper

in the west

2nd verse of Mary saxton

[Iancsloft]

Am I the only one who can't help thinking of Benny Hill when I hear this record (Mary Saxton)?     I also wonder why Tim Brown wrote in his mag that he thought she was black?

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??? She is black

[Guest]

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??? She is black 

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I can't find it now but I saw a compilation album from the 70's with her and it had a picture of a white woman on it. Mentioned her as being long time artist of soul, jazz, rock, etc. in Canada. Do you know for sure that she is black? Have you met her or seen a picture? The drawing shown on the album here doesn't seem to be depicting a black person, or does it? I think the record in question is crap, and so is "Take My Heart", regardless of her colour, but still curious.

[Guest]

I found a web site with some pictures from 70's Canada, and one picture shows some people on a stage, one of them is named Mary Saxton, and she is white. Maybe there was another artist by the name Mary Saxton in Canada though.

[Guest 45s and 33s]

There's definitely a copy of Mary Saxton - Do The Jerk - up here in sunny Scotland.

Ali

[Iancsloft]

I can't find it now but I saw a compilation album from the 70's with her and it had a picture of a white woman on it. Mentioned her as being long time artist of soul, jazz, rock, etc. in Canada. Do you know for sure that she is black? Have you met her or seen a picture? The drawing shown on the album here doesn't seem to be depicting a black person, or does it? I think the record in question is crap, and so is "Take My Heart", regardless of her colour, but still curious.

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Christian I bet if you had it Losin Control and had been playin it out to

packed dancefloors it would be a brilliant uptempo 60,s dancer and with regards to

Take my Heart 1000,s of soulies over the years who have danced to it and requested it, cant be daft wanting to dance to crap... T.M H was that popular

it got booted due to demand from Soulies wanting to play it at home ect

Different Strokes for Different Folks both are great 60,s dancers get yer ears washed out they are full of snow and ice from that freezzin country of yours

[Mike]

odds

its up in sounds

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/index.p...md=si&img=3449&

there's a version by fasionettes on a ace cd that got a mention last time this was discussed that seems like worth a listen

as one of her tracks also features on cd , some connection there, sleeve notes say ought maybe?

There's a much better original version from Gary Paxton's tape vaults on "Boy Trouble" by the Fashionettes Ace CD CDCHD 1005. They're a black girl group and it's a finished version.

Cheers

Ady

seen lp recently @ 150/200

yep seen that pic, going by all other stuff read/seen reckon good chance it is her

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Christian I bet if you had it Losin Control and had been playin it out to

packed dancefloors it would be a brilliant uptempo 60,s dancer and with regards to

Take my Heart 1000,s of soulies over the years who have danced to it and requested it, cant be daft wanting to dance to crap... T.M H was that popular

it got booted due to demand from Soulies wanting to play it at home ect

Different Strokes for Different Folks both are great 60,s dancers get yer ears washed out they are full of snow and ice from that freezzin country of yours

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If I had "Losin Control" I would sell or trade it asap. It is up-tempo and it is 60's and it is a pretty good dancer if you only consider the beat, I don't think it is particularly brilliant though, makes me think of the obligatory chase towards the end of every Benny Hill show. The argument for the other tune is not what I expected from you Ian. Joey Delorenzo was (is?) massively popular and got booted. The same can be said of some of the worst records ever, they were very popular at some point and many still are, does that make them good or somehow prove their quality? It only proves that they have potential mass appeal, which is not necessarily the same thing as having true quality (as in quality given and defined by god and understood only by a select few! ). Another debate on taste that leads nowhere I guess. Would you put "Losin Control" in your top 50?

[Guest]

What have you got up your arse this time Len? Cairos??

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na billy , les chansonettes its got a bit starting hiss im trying to get rid of. as you can see its clenched real tight , so i didnt drop it.

if your looking for anything cleaned send it up.

[Guest uroffal]

I found a web site with some pictures from 70's Canada, and one picture shows some people on a stage, one of them is named Mary Saxton, and she is white. Maybe there was another artist by the name Mary Saxton in Canada though.

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This might be of interest to everyone!

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[Guest]

Christian 1 - various others 0

It's all a big conspiracy I tell you, that's what I have been saying all along.