Simon T

Not a proper coded mp3, not a mp3 file or file too big?

honey trap

I would have said £20 tops, considering that it was in literally every sales box in the early eighties when it was 'in'; makes you wonder how many were in circulation - 500+?. Surprised there much demand for it now days.

Mine too, would have bought the pressing for that track.

Must have been some, or at least, perceived demand for it as it got booted (A side is Fantastic Johnny C - don't depend on me)

£308

Obviously a wind up. DG didn’t even knew he had made the record until recently and fist laid his hands on a copy in 2003; his appearance at Prestatyn in 2003 would have been the first time a copy got signed, although he was back again in 2004. Unless someone thought, I’m off to Prestatyn and DG will be there so I’ll get him to sign one of my DG collection; don’t want to devalue any of my expensive stuff, so I’ll put the Wanders and Tru Glo Town outings etc back in the box and get this orange soul pack one signed. Sadly the person dies of hypothermia and a cold cure over dose at Prestatyn and their partner, Ernie, eventually gets their personal belongings back. Being a pork pie addict, they decided to venture to Melton Mowbary and kill two birds with one stone: trade said record and collection of pop classics for £50 to JM, John’s feeling sympathetic for thier plight and gives them a tenner for the records, bur never opens the record box- two dozen huge pork pies were purchased. About three years later, Ernie is clearing out their dead partners things to go to the charity shop, when unfortunately one of the stale pork pies they purchased falls down from the shelf and caught him in the eye and he bites the dust. As they say the rest ‘is history’ until a couple of weeks ago………..

Devotions- Do Do De Dop

Rich, you can alway lock this post and that will stop any comments etc.

Try Manship's auction www.raresoulman.co.uk/auction/latest-additions

1966, same age as you, but looks to be in better nick! Happy Birthday mate.

Yes it's a boot. But there is a good boot, very like the originals, so watch out! Originals look like this

It was booted twice, neiyher look owt like an original

He released it officially on a CD around 2003, and I think it had as being released in 1972

Seem to think it's a Chicago record, yellow label with black type?. I've not heard it played out for years, but sure Carl Fortnum has still got one, if you want to (Maybe Ted Massey has one too?) Must £3K record at today prices. Love the other side.

Which one is Jay, and which Jay is it?

Both sides written by ' Jones, Haggins, Chestnut, Allen, Jones ' . Arranged by James Carmichael, he of Mirwood fame I presume.

Pat Brady & / or Rodger Banks spin?

Anyone know if there is a vocal to this? I sing "I'm off down the pub" to it, but I doubt it's really called that!

Seem to remember Chalky posting it up on SS quite a while ago, if you can't find it, I'm sure he'll sort one out for you.

Underneath the latest post; just click on the 'new clip' button to attach an mp3, you don't need to use any of the usual reply options.

Unreleased track owned by Butch. Don't know who it really is, but it's bloody good.