vince ayres

Thanks for all the replies, I reckon I have a better idea of the best way forward. I'll close this down now, CHEERS GUYS!

Thanks that's really helpful, I'll look into it.

I've thusfar managed to download around 800 tunes into my faves on spotify which is great but there are loads more I would like but aren't available, does apple have more decent tunes than spotify?

Thanks for all the responses. Does anyone on here use apple music and is it better with more slections than spotify and do you need an apple account/phone to access tunes?

I forgot to mention that I'm looking for the easiest way to play music in a new vehicle that I'm getting that does not have a cd, what do other people use on here?

Yes they're great and I've listened to loads of them but sometimes the quality is not always good.

I've just joined spotify and have a amassed a great selection into my liked songs with loads of stuff I've never heard before so in a lot of ways I couldn't be happier. The problem is that there are loads of tunes that I've put into their search engine but could not find which annoyed me and very much surprised me at the time, for example Lou Pride Coming Home (there is a sort of modern day version) but not the original Suemi recording. Larry Wright Sweet Sweet Kisses isn't there also Master 4 Love Has Taken Wings, Henderson & Jones Getcha etc etc. So my question is are there better apps than Spotify? Apologies if in the wrong section.

<clipped by site> Obviously I don't mind paying for this, any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Cheers Vince

Please PM me if you or anyone you know wants to get rid of their non soul related LPs & 45s, will travel for large collections and pay good money for the right stuff!

SOLD

Top copy with no spindle marks, looks unplayed. I doubt you'll find a better copy! £2k

Never seen this font on a UK London let alone on an Yvonne Baker also odd that it's a solid centre? It's as if it's a UK export issue which is in itself is absurd, now I know it's worth bugger all but I thought it might be useful to put it on here as a reference and wondered if anybody else has had one?

I agree but "dancing in the street and other classic motown tracks have been covered many times by many artists but I've never hear this covered before but I'm sure someone will prove me wrong.

There has to be an explanation for this as he don't need the money or is this just the latest example of jumping on the northern soul bandwagon? Either way it's blooming awful!

Just heard Bruce doing "do I love you" on radio 2, has it really come to this! Any thoughts?

Thanks but still none the wiser as it seems most people seem to think it wasn't booted as it was always such a common record.

I have a copy this record and always assumed it wasn't booted. There is no mention of it in the 3rd edition of Manship's bootleg guide either although it could be in later editions? It looks properly authentic but does not have any matrix in the run-out groove but just the titles of each side scratched in. I know there are definitely arp stamped copies but from what i can see they don't have the bunky's pick on them. Any info greatly appreciated. Piccy below

Such sad news. R.I.P. John and thank you for the great memories of you and allowing me to trawl through the mountains of vinyl in your barn, a true Gentlemen and an absolute legend.

I have one of these and often wondered what it's worth as i've never seen another copy. Nice tune!

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Genuine copy in vg+ condition, some ring wear and a couple of bits of tiny debris that got into the pressing when pressed which are virtually inaudible, superb playback with no crackle etc. Buy it now price or will put on evilbay on Sunday.

Just sold these on ebay and buyer has not responded, all packed and ready to ship. They're all in gorgeous condition just need to add shipping cost. Uk £15.00, Europe £20.00

John Anderson gave these to me when i visited him at soul bowl in around 84/85. There obviously pretty rare but what are they worth and does anyone else have a pack? Sorry in advance if in wrong section.

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I thought it best that i come on here and put the record straight (pardon the pun). I purchased this 45 at Austin record fair last May for $2.00 along with a handful of other items all under ten bucks from the same seller. I recongnised the label but have never heard this release before and thought it was pretty damn good. It wasn't until later in the day that i was playing it to the rest of the British contingent and asking oppinions on it's merit that big Jeff piped up that it's a super rarity as i had no idea. It is ridiculous in the extreme to assume that somehow it is a bootleg (who on earth is going to bootleg a record that next to nobody knows and then sell it for $2.00!) Oh and before anyone asks i was pretty quick in asking if he had anymore copies and he did not. I can only assume therefore that the Wiggyflats copy is an original. So let me see, thats 4 known copies unless a trail of people are going to pile in with there copies of this elusive bootleg that nobody has seen before? Before i sign off i would like to make it clear that i'm not in cahoots with anyone over some dodgy bootleg and that includes Ian Levine who contacted me through this site as he was worried that a load might have turned up!