Simon T

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No. I bought an issue from soul bowl many years ago and was curious as to what it cost nowadays to buy it again!

Just wondering what it went for ?

I hope it's me, because I never got around to sending Ady the dosh for a ticket this week, F***!

For me, his ultimate must be "Tell Me" (The Vows)

Still got a tape of your recording of the album, bit late, but thanks!

Turned down a copy of She's wanted in Manships shop in MM for £75 - well it did have a torn label !! And Arin Demain too for £50. There was a Jimmy Bo Horne record there for £40 that I didn't know. Having a £10 a disc limit at the time, I also declined Ray Pollard on Shrine for 15 notes!!!

Ady Croasdell confirmed on here somewhere that he found the original acetate in a shop in NY, it had no name on it so they called it The Fab Impacs; he could remember exactly why, but it might have had something to do with the Fabulous Impacts - My Baby, being played around the time.

Don't think it ever was. All I've seen are white demos.

Saw one not long ago for £40

Someone once told me you can cure some skips and scratches by finding the offending area and running a cocktail stick backwards and forward through the groove. Worth a try if desperate?

Over 15 year ago a mate of mine, Nige Parker told me about a time he was DJing up North and having going past the venue a few times (one way system) finally parked up the road. He left his records in the back of his old fiesta to take a walk down to the venue to see if it was open. At that time, he must have had at least £20K worth of record in the box! Walking back up the hill to his car he spotted several item of clothing on the pavement and having passed a few of them suddenly realised they were his!!! He ran back to the car to find that just about everything like his road map etc, including the radio, was gone except for his records!! Lucky F#8ker!!!!!!

Be even more puerile, like me, and sing 'horny' to it

I'll admit to liking them as an aged chin stroking rarebod I particularly like 'sliced tomatoes'

I thought they were still together and coming to Northampton soon?

I own demo copies of the first two (OK I admit it and and issue of B&OMB too) plus a pressing of MPC ..... and no I don't want to sell them!

Lockettes - I love the boy next door

Click on your post here and then choose to edit it. At the bottom there is a button to 'choose' an attachment; track down the mp3 from your hard drive, select it, press open, and then resubmit your post with the mp3 attached

OK, but nowt special, forr me anyway

I posted it up in the sounds section a while ago: /index.p...cmd=si&img=3147 Paul Capon sold a copy for a friend a couple of years ago or more, for £200 I got mine off Nige Parker in a swop about 15 years; I seem to remember he got it off Dave Raistrick as a cover up.

me?

I do have a question that I would hope the people on this board will answer for me. Is having the stock copy with Northern Soul records a significant plus over a promotional copy? I know in the record collecting I have done over the years the promos of rock records are likely more valuable because they are more rare than the stock copy. In this case it seems to be the opposite, the stock copy is rarer than the promotional although I would guess that the promotional is likely to be in better shape than a stock copy. Again, thanks for your forum and any answer I may receive. There are no firm and fast rules here only that whatever is the rarer is the more desirable!!! There is a slight trend in that any thing rare on demo on the large non-independent labels (RCA, Capitol, etc), where a issue exists, they tend to be significantly more scarce!

ba, da, ba, ba , ba Anderson Bros 33 later! Buy it !!!!!