Daniel Harvey

Bobby foster is a stunning record! Good price too

For aesthetics I would get the Aus copy ( be it DOG rare). For sound quality I would get the US copy.....for overall value I would get the LP ( which incidentally Also got Australian release) as it is one of the best soul albums I have ever owned.

I can be of help here. So Thursdays there is a soul night of sorts in Town where Vince Peach and Pierre Baroni dj from 9 till about 4 AM. This is at Cherry Bar and is always packed out.....it is a student night, but has lots of good records played, particularly early on. In addition on Thursdays there are also funk dj s playing in a bar two alley ways down called Go Go bar, which is like a cocktail bar. This is where Samantha Goldie plays. She is on here from time to time. If you let her know you are coming in advance she will probably pack a soulful box for the evening....she has some fine fine records! Particlualrly in regards to crossover and sweet stuff. There are soul nights ( of the Northern vein) but they are not always regular so it's worth checking out closer to the date. There are a shedload of Neo and new type soul bands around if thats your go and lots of them have put out 45s, which are avaliable locally.....think Cookin on 3 Burners and the like. There are quite a few record shops, but the best for soul music is probably Northside records in Fitzroy, which has all the new releases plus some decent crates of older stuff. There is a new soul night on the cards here which Myself, Samantha and a rocksteady collector are putting togather but I'm not sure what the dates are yet. Anyhow, there are a great little group of soulies here so don't hesitate to say hello:)

Hey mate. The cheapest way to get this is on Australian CBS...by a mile. The flip side cia baby was a substantial hit here. In fact I believe it was the first single in Australia to be accompanied by a colour film clip. Lynne Randell grew up and was discovered in South East Melbourne where I come from. I see her 45s around a fair bit. Anyhow, I have a cheapish VG ( but plays fine) spare copy in you are interested. If your after a minter, than I'm sure someone on here will be able to help you out:)

think I sold my Celebrity four for about 20 - 30 pounds. It gets put up at silly prices, but mine took ages to sell....just not a massive amount of interest to be honest. Good 45 though, yet to have its day in the sun.

Can I take ghe cassadons...Please!

Hi, just wondering if anyone on here could advise me on reasonable prices on some of the following records. I picked them up recently from a collection of mostly clean and unplayed records and had no intention of parting with them....until a big want came up. Anyone have any ideas on good prices? I am usually ok with pricing stuff, but I think Australian stuff is much harder... All Australian Presses. - Soloman King — This beautiful Day — Columbia (“A” promo) - Barrino Brothers — Trapped in a love — Invictus Issue - Marvin Gaye — How Sweet it is — Stateside (stickered Promo) - Marvin Gaye — Baby Don’t you do it — Stateside (Stickered Promo) - The Elgins — Heaven Must have Sent you — Tamla Motown (“A” Promo) - Curtis Mayfield - Move on Up - Buddah - Issue - Formations - At the top of the Stairs - Issue ( Aussie issue of the British 70s re- issue?) All have been scanned and should be pictured below. Any advise would be much appreciated! All the best, Daniel.

I feel sorry for the poor souls out there deciding they want to be a floor filling northern soul dj. They will be competing with many bidders to pick up all the records that so many people all ready own and play all the time. For the collectors out there looking to pick up records that they can simply play to themselves and maybe the world seems like a nicer place, I don't think theres any need to feel sorry for them. They are in a good place:)

Barbara Cooper's "The Playground" is another goodie.

always enjoyed Gil Bernal "This is Worth Fighting for".

Right, just clearing out some Aussie 45s. I'm shipping from Australia, so postage is $3.50 within Aus and 5 pounds for international. All prices are in UK pounds. Happy to do returns within 7 days, minus postage, though this has never happened and I have sold quite a lot of records. I grade pretty conservatively and try to provide as much info as possible. I have scans for all the 45s in case anyone wants to see an image not posted on here. Trying to clear these records off the shelf, so if you want to make an offer on multiples/ the lot, go on ahead! Anyhow, hope something takes your fancy, all the best, DanielJ Diana Ross and the Supremes, Love Child 4 track EP, with Pic Sleeve. VG/VG+, pic sleeve in VG condition (see scan) , the vinyl looks and plays really well. IMO, one of the most stunning EP pic sleeves I have seen. Just Brilliant! 10 Tom Jones , Chills and Fever EP DECCA VG+ - 4 track Ep, with the a brilliant Picture sleeve. There are a few light marks, but the vinyl is glossy and Chills and fever plays perfectly. There is some ring wear on the picture cover, but all round it is clean and in fine condition. The UK issue and the US Tower copy command big bux , so this is quite a nice way to pick the 45 up @ 20 - on hold. Lou Rawls, Love is a Hurtin’ thing — CAPITAL (New Zealand light purple copy) VG/VG+ ( Classic big city ballad from Lou Rawls) Looks stunning on this NZ press. Labels in good shape, but vinyl has a few marks and has some noise towards the end of the track. 12 Sandi Shaw — Don’t Run Away/ Stop — PYE ( Red New Zealand Copy) VG++ ( Great copy, nice and clean. Plays perfectly. Labels in top shape. 20 — see this at 50 plus on UK quite a bit. So here is a nice way to get a cheaper and rarer copy! The Winstons — Birds of a feather/ the greatest love FESTIVAL MINT — two nice cuts from this brilliant group. 10 The Kingpins, - In the pocket ATLANTIC VG/VG+, two 60s soul instrumentals, few marks causing noise in bits 5- on hold Brenda and the tabulations, Right on the tip of my Tongue FABLE, VG+, Sticker on label...nice to see a soul 45 on Melbourne’s very own FABLE label. This copy is from 3UZ here in Melbourne 5 The Four Tops, If I were a Carpenter TAMLA MOTOWN ( “A” sample copy) VG sticker on label and spindle wear, but plays through with no worries. Nice and rare demo. Another 3UZ 45. 10 The Supremes and Four Tops, River Deep Mountain high — TAMLA MOTOWN (A sample copy) VG sticker on label and spindle wear, but plays through with no worries. Nice and rare demo. Another 3UZ 45. 5 Mary Wells, My guy/two lovers, your the sweetest guy - TAMLA MOTOWN (A sample copy) VG sticker on label and spindle wear, but plays through with no worries. Nice and rare demo. Not certain, but may be a 70s copy, See scan and decide for yourselfJ Another 3UZ 45. 5 Len Barry, 1,2,3/Bulls Eye FESTIVAL sample copy (stamped) VG sticker on label + plus some marks, but plays through nicely. Classic 60s pop soul 2 sider on gorgeous Aussie Festival 5 Diana Ross and the Supremes, Someday we’ll be together — TAMLA MOTOWN A sample copy) VG sticker on label and spindle wear, but plays through with no worries. Nice and rare demo. Another 3UZ 45. 5 Bobby Martin — For the love of him United Artists (stickered sample copy) VG+ sticker on label, plays the business. I really enjoy this record, great vocals on top of a big production. 5 Aretha Franklin, The weight/ The tracks of my tears ATLANTIC , Sticker on label, otherwise VG++ copy. Really nice glossy copy on Brilliant Aussie Deep Green ATLANTIC 10 The Supremes , Supremes a happening 4 track Ep ( No pic sleeve) TAMLA MOTOWN stickered sample copy , VG+, sticker on label, features This old heart of Mine + Hang on Sloopy + The Happening + I can’t help myself. 10 The Supremes, Everything is good about you/ My World is empty without You TAMLA MOTOWN (Stickered Sample Copy) VG+ Sticker on label , two typically lovely Supremes cuts, 10 Stevie Wonder, I was made to lover her/ Hold Me — TAMLA MOTOWN (stickered sample copy) VG sticker on label, a tear on label, and spindle wear, but plays through with no worries. Nice and rare demo. Another 3UZ 45. 10 Diana Ross and the Supremes, In and out of Love/ Guess I’ll always love you - TAMLA MOTOWN (stickered sample copy) VG sticker on label, spindle wear, but plays through with no worries. Nice and rare demo. Another 3UZ 45. 10 The Undisputed Truth , You make your own heaven and Hell right here on Earth , TAMLA MOTOWN ( “A”) Demo copy VG++ 5 Brian Hyland, The joker went wild PHILLIPS ( blue NZ and Red Aus) both VG 5 each Brenton Wood, I think you got your fools mixed up FESTIVAL (blue NZ, rarer and nicer than the yellow Aus copy ) VG 5 Procession , Essentially Susan FESTVIAL VG , blue eyed and very poppy UK track , pretty rare on Aus 5 Nita Rossi — Something to Give/ Here I go again— ASTOR VG+/VG ( there is some green pen on the labels. There are very light marks, but all round this is a pretty clean disk. The Northern side “Something to Give” plays through brilliantly. Nice tune. Fairly rare on Aussie Astor. 20 - on hold Tonny Rich — See Saw/ It’s all up to you- ASTOR VG+ ( Absolutely brilliant UK soul cut originally put out for PYE and then picked up here on ASTOR. Really a dog rare copy of two super catchy UK soul dancers. Label has some residue from a a removed sticker, but other than that it’s a really nice copy. 20 - on hold Migil 5, One Hundred Years/I’m in love again — ASTOR VG ( The same group that put out Mockingbird Hill. One side is a cover of the Freddy King number “100 years” and the flip is a nice Bluesy pop number. Certainly a tough record on UK PYE and very much dog rare here on Australian Astor. The labels are a little grubby and there is a lightly penned name on one side. The Vinyl has some marks and at times plays with noise. 15 Bobby Freeman, S-W-I-M — ASTOR VG ( a pretty tough one on Australian Astor. Both labels are in great shape, but the vinyl is a bit marked. Both sides play through with lightish noise at times. 10 Doug Parkinson , You ain’t going nowhere without Me/ Now You’re On your own — SOUTHERN STAR VG /VG+ ( Now your on your own, is a stunning and much underrated piece of 70s soul music. Much rarer than I’ll be around, which of course was a minor hit here in Aus. This was actually an auction item for JM a couple of years back. This copy is more than fine for playing out. It just has some light marks. 15 - if you don’t know either side, have a squiz on YouTubeJ Millie — Bloodshot Eyes/ Tongue Red — FONTANA NZ (with large hole, not NOC) VG+ (stunning 45 with some marks on Vinyl, but both sides play pretty much perfectly. Two great Jamaican Style RnB cuts from the artists which such a unique voice! Very Rare and totally Stunning on New Zealand Fontana 20 Verdelle Smith — Tar and Cement/ A piece of the Sky — CAPITAL (stickered sample copy) VG/VG+ ( Copy from a Sydney radio collection I went through a couple of months ago. The 45 has some radio station stickers on it and some spindle wear, but the vinyl is fairly nice and plays well 10 Booker T and MGs Chinese Checkers/Plum Nellie ATLANTIC (sample not for sale stamped) VG+ (looks simply stunning and is very clean. Has a strange storage mark on the b side that doesn’t play at all, but the a side has a bit a fuzz to it at times. Still a particularly nice copy. 15 Joe Tex, Show Me/A women sees a hard time ATLANTIC (stickered Sample copy) VG+ (radio station stickers on label. Slight label fade from poor storage. Vinyl has some marks. A side plays really well, but the flip plays with a bit of noise. This copy is from 3UZ radio here in Melbourne. 15 Percy Sledge, Cover Me/ Behind every great Man ATLANTIC (stickere sample not for sale copy) VG+. Really nice copy. Labels look stunning and vinyl is very clean, but for the lightest of scuffs. Really lovely 45 10 Spiral Staircases, More today than Yesterday CBS VG+, few light marks, but plays through really well. Not the most soulful record going round, but disgustingly catchy! 8 Cheers for looking, DanielJ

Right, just clearing out some 45s. I'm shipping from Australia, so postage is $3.50 within Aus and 5 pounds for international. All prices are in UK pounds. Happy to do returns within 7 days, minus postage, though this has never happened and I have sold quite a lot of records. I grade pretty conservatively and try to provide as much info as possible. I have scans for all the 45s. Tried to upload them here but it made the whole thing a bit messy so I'll go away tonight and try to fix that up or just email me if you want a scan. Anyhow, hope something takes your fancy, all the best, DanielJ Celebrity Four, Inspiration/ Honey tell me, TANGERINE PROMO VG , clean copy with an annoying mark on a side that causes clicks for about a minute, B side plays pretty much perfectly. Two great Northern cuts Listed at 150 elsewhere, this copy is 20 The Bonnevilles, Whisper to Me/ Don’t Break the spell of love, Private Stock VG- , look has WOL and the record has marks, but the a side plays through brilliantly, cleanly and loudly, whilst the flip plays through really well too. Two killer sides of obscure up tempo soul. 25 The Van Dykes, I won’t hold it against you/ No Man is an Island HUE (much rarer local Texas vinyl press) VG WOL + Marks on vinyl . Both sounds play through very well as it is a good press, but there is a bit of background noise in parts. 2 stunning sides of male group harmony soul. Other listed copy on the net is 125 . mine is 20 George and Lee You were made for me/ Nobody but you, INTERNATIONAL CITY VG, label wear and a warp. Actually a pretty clean 45. I believe this was a post Katrina New Orleans purchase, alongside many other records with label wear, but clean vinyl. The main issue with the record is the warp. It wobbles on the deck, but actually plays through without any noise defect that I can hear. Both sides play through VG+ at worst. 100 on JMs. This copy is 15 Odessa Harris , A Rockin Good Way, CAPITAL VG+, a small sticker on label + a few light scuffs. Plays through very loudly and clearly. Terrific catchy RnB tune 20 The Imaginations , Wait a little longer sun BALLAD VG+ , great copy , very very light ring wear. Both sides play through EX. Great little early soul 45 with a real doo wop vibe. Gets listed at hight prices quite a bit, but I paid 15 pounds for it, and thats what I’m selling it for. The Bonnevilles, Whisper to Me/ Don’t Break the spell of love, Private Stock VG- , look has WOL and the record has marks, but the a side plays through brilliantly, cleanly and loudly, whilst the flip plays through really well too. Two killer sides of obscure up tempo soul. 25 The Minx, Don’t mess with Bill, MERCURY EX great copy. Under the radar crossover with simply stunning vocals. One of my very few successfull spins at the recent Sydney Soul weekender! 20 The Spinners, Just can’t help but feel the pain VG+, has a light few marks + Drill house, but plays through loudly and clearly . Great play copy. 15 — bargain price Little Anthony and the Imperials , Better use your head VEEP VG+ , WOL and some light marks, but plays through brilliantly, still very much a nice copy. 20 The Objectives, My love went away Jewel VG , bit of WOL (see scan) and not terribly clean, but plays through very well. I have played this 45 out quite a bit. Bargain price at 15 The Heartstoppers, Just what the doctor ordered ALL PLATINUM VG , few marks combined with the poor quality of the pressing means it doesn’t play amazingly. But Still an enjoyable and obscure George Kerr produced xover cut. 10 Bill Sha- Rae Do it SPECTRUM VG+ A side plays through loud and clear and happy days. The flip, which is my preferred side plays with noise, which is a shame. A jack ashford and Lorraine Chandler record, can’t go to wrong at 10 Chubby Checker , At the Discotheque CAMEO- PARKWAY (UK) VG++, just one light mark on the vinyl, otherwise brilliant copy, here on a nice UK press. 20 Cheers for looking, Daniel:)

Right, just clearing out some Australian Soul 45s. I'm shipping from Australia, so postage is $3.50 within Aus and 5 pounds for international. All prices are in UK pounds. Happy to do returns within 7 days, minus postage, though this has never happened and I have sold quite a lot of records. I grade pretty conservatively and try to provide as much info as possible. I have scans for all the 45s. Tried to upload them here but it made the whole thing a bit messy so I'll go away tonight and try to fix that up or just email me if you want a scan. Anyhow, hope something takes your fancy, all the best, DanielJ The Marvelettes, I’ll keep on holding on/No time for tears — TAMLA MOTOWN (sample copy stickered) VG++. Small barely visible name pencilled on a side label. Very clean copy. Both sides play through pretty much perfectly. Just a stunning 45, both to the ears and eyes. Very Rare Aussie copy 50 or thereabouts. Jackie Wilson, Higher and Higher/ I’m the one who Loves you CORAL VG++ — may have well graded it Mint — as it looks and plays perfect. Looks simply stunning on Australian CORAL and barely ever turns up. 25 SOLD! Nita Rossi — Something to Give/ Here I go again— ASTOR VG+/VG ( there is some green pen on the labels. There are very light marks, but all round this is a pretty clean disk. The Northern side “Something to Give” plays through brilliantly. Fairly rare on Aussie Astor. 25 Tonny Rich — See Saw/ It’s all up to you- ASTOR VG+ ( Absolutely brilliant UK soul cut originally put out for PYE and then picked up here on ASTOR. Really a dog rare copy of two super catchy UK soul dancers. Label has some residue from a a removed sticker, but other than that it’s a really nice copy. 25 Tom Jones , Chills and Fever EP DECCA VG+ - 4 track Ep, with the a brilliant Picture sleeve. There are a few light marks, but the vinyl is glossy and Chills and fever plays perfectly. There is some ring wear on the picture cover, but all round it is clean and in fine condition. A really nice piece all up and great value at 25 The Mustangs, Turn back the Hands of Time — FESTIVAL (sample copy, with stamped release date) VG+. One of those records that I reckon has been lying round a radio station collection since the 70s. It looks gorgeous, but the vinyl has some light marks and a couple of deep ones that don’t affect play. Both sides are nice instrumentals produced by Bobby Patterson. One of the more obscure Australian pressed 45s I have found Yet. 20 Migil 5, One Hundred Years/I’m in love again — ASTOR VG ( The same group that put out Mockingbird Hill. One side is a cover of the Freddy King number “100 years” and the flip is a nice Bluesy pop number. Certainly a tough record on UK PYE and very much dog rare here on Australian Astor. The labels are a little grubby and there is a lightly penned name on one side. The Vinyl has some marks and at times plays with noise. 20 Bobby Freeman, S-W-I-M — ASTOR VG ( a pretty tough one on Australian Astor. Both labels are in great shape, but the vinyl is a bit marked. Both sides play through with lightish noise at times. 15 Lou Rawls, Love is a Hurtin’ thing — CAPITAL (New Zealand light purple copy) VG/VG+ ( Classic big city ballad from Lou Rawls) Looks stunning on this NZ press. Labels in good shape, but vinyl has a few marks and has some noise towards the end of the track. 15 Sandi Shaw — Don’t Run Away/ Stop — PYE ( Red New Zealand Copy) VG++ ( Great copy, nice and clean. Plays perfectly. Labels in top shape. 25 — see this at 50 plus on UK quite a bit. So here is a nice way to get a cheaper and rarer copy! Doug Parkinson , You ain’t going nowhere without Me/ Now You’re On your own — SOUTHERN STAR VG /VG+ ( Now your on your own, is a stunning and much underrated piece of 70s soul music. Much rarer than I’ll be around, which of course was a minor hit here in Aus. This was actually an auction item for JM a couple of years back. This copy is more than fine for playing out. It just has some light marks. 20 - if you don’t know either side, have a squiz on YouTubeJ Millie — Bloodshot Eyes/ Tongue Red — FONTANA NZ (with large hole, not NOC) VG+ (stunning 45 with some marks on Vinyl, but both sides play pretty much perfectly. Two great Jamaican Style RnB cuts from the artists which such a unique voice! Very Rare and totally Stunning on New Zealand Fontana 25 Verdelle Smith — Tar and Cement/ A piece of the Sky — CAPITAL (stickered sample copy) VG/VG+ ( Copy from a Sydney radio collection I went through a couple of months ago. The 45 has some radio station stickers on it and some spindle wear, but the vinyl is fairly nice and plays well 10 Jerry Butler, He Will break your Heart/Thanks to You — TOP RANK VG+/VG ( name on a side label, but a pretty nice copy all round, plays with a bit of fuzz at times, due to light marks on the vinyl but looking very much the business here on Australian Top Rank 5 Booker T and MGs Chinese Checkers/Plum Nellie ATLANTIC (sample not for sale stamped) VG+ (looks simply stunning and is very clean. Has a strange storage mark on the b side that doesn’t play at all, but the a side has a bit a fuzz to it at times. Still a particularly nice copy. 15 Joe Tex, Show Me/A women sees a hard time ATLANTIC (stickered Sample copy) VG+ (radio station stickers on label. Slight label fade from poor storage. Vinyl has some marks. A side plays really well, but the flip plays with a bit of noise. This copy is from 3UZ radio here in Melbourne. 15 Percy Sledge, Cover Me/ Behind every great Man ATLANTIC (stickere sample not for sale copy) VG+. Really nice copy. Labels look stunning and vinyl is very clean, but for the lightest of scuffs. Really lovely 45 10 Spiral Staircases, More today than Yesterday CBS VG+, few light marks, but plays through really well. Not the most soulful record going round, but disgustingly catchy! 10 Cheers for looking, DanielJ

I really like Pye and Pye International demos. Would love to one day have all of Maxine Brown's British releases on their demos.....also love finding Australian 60s beat groups on British labels....British quality of vinyl always so much better! Had about two years of addiction to Aussie label releases before I conceded I couldn't afford it...another long term collecting goal i guess.... Having a range of internationally pressed 45s in the record box is pretty thrilling stuff!

whoever picked up the Maxine Brown did well I reckon. Best record on the list for mine and see the Pye internatinal issues go for 15 -30 all the time, mostly in VG -VG+. Don't really collect Uk, but if I did, this would be a brilliant place to start. What a feckin record...

Hey, selling the pretty basic little music setup I have put togather in my short time here in Leeds. Have to head back to Melbourne a bit earlier than planned and so I'm offering the following items for a combined 60 pounds. - 1 Sherwood PM -9800 Belt Drive Quick Start System - Works fine, just needs a counter wieght for the tonearm. Has a Cartridge and Stylis (Stanton 500-11) , but just personally I would replace it, as i would when buying any 2nd hand decks. Tone arm could prob be tightend up a little. But other than that, the whole turntable operates fine. Has the original Sherwood Lid with it, but is has a piece missing at the bottom. - 1 Pioneer Sterio Amplifier SA -570 - bit old, could use a proper clean, but works perfectly well. - 1 Set of Panosonic Sooper Woofer Seperate Enclosure speakers - Once again, a bit old, but work perfectly ok. Obviously , not the most sophisicated for set ups, but I've played records on this for the past couple of months and have really enjoyed it. For 60 pounds, it's great value. If anyone wants further details or more pics, than just email me and I'll send them along. This item is pick up only, I'm afraid. Pickup is in Leeds and can be collected anytime in the next 10 days. Right then , Cheers for looking, If you're interested in securing this lot, please PM me on here and I'll get back to you asap. Payment by cash on delivery would be ideal. All the Best, Daniel.

I'm 100% in the boat of picking up 45s regardless of their label condtion...or for that matter surface condition. I'm only really interested in how they play. H20 damage , WOL and all that is my bread and butter. Just having the orginal article and knowing that it was pressed along way from where I live in Melbourne and a long time before I was born just gives me a buzz. It's nice to have a record in good condition, but its the play quality that is all important for mine...and ofcouse the price. I am probably the opposite of most people on here, in so far as I don't really like owning Mint records. When I get a 45 in spanking mint condition I get all stressed about scuffing it when I take it out of sleeves, warping it by not storing it perfectly and generally horrified at playing it after a few beers incase I spill anything or whatever. Much prefer a solid VG++ or whatever that is clean, but I can relax with. That way I don't feel so ridiculously obliged to care for the record like a new born baby. I would have a mental breakdown if I had to look after a clean collection of shrines or something!

someone did well with the frank and James. two great sides.

2 come to mind. Found a Mint Fontana issue of the Alex Harvey band doin Agent 00 soul for 5 aussie bux - but had no cash in the wallet. Place didn't take card. Went to find a money machine, met a friend on the street, had a coffee and it was gone by the time I got back. Much worse, last week I was watching the Vanguards , Thought of losing your love on ebay, didn't snipe and lost attention when my housemates came home pretty drunk. It went for 10 bux in the end! I'm sure whoever lost out on all these clean shrines of late, will have a better yarn to spin - but for the the bottom end collector these are my worst non buys of late.

haha....stunning to see this. That was my last bid at 33....thought I had a decent chance too with the condition of the record. Oh well , only 730 odd dollars short! Have to say that this guy is a quality seller. Bought loads of 45s off him/her over the last few years...many in less than great condition , but very cheap. I'm, having a good little patch on ebay at the moment ...plenty of great records ending under $20 (my current range)...pretty happy with this one last night:) https://www.ebay.com/itm/321006453027?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649

I've had the two different takes. One was the same as the LP cut and the other was a little different and it did come with an RCA promo stamped sleeve....but to mind, not especially better....think I've had a couple of both. plenty of Aussie stuff which I can't find no matter where I look, but just don't see this 45 , particularly the LP version, as being a hard record to find.

Hey Jonathan, Would be worth giving either of these records shops an email https://www.northsiderecords.com.au/ https://licoricepie.com/ Both are in Melbourne and I have seen this 45 in both shops in the last few months...actually had 4 or 5 copies at Northside...all very cheap. I'm pretty sure this is an Aussie only 45, but it does turn up in numbers. Found 5 of them last year. Another idea would be to try Aussie ebay as this often goes through pretty cheap.....shouldn't be an expensive record for mine. Good luck.

Right, got a few records here I'd like to shift on to new homes. I'm shipping from Australia, so postage is $3.50 within Aus and 5 pounds for international. All prices are in UK pounds. Happy to do returns within 7 days, minus postage, though this has never happened and I have sold quite a lot of records. I grade pretty conservatively and try to provide as much info as possible. I have scans for all the 45s. Tried to upload them here but it made the whole thing a bit miessy so I'll go away tonight and try to fix that up or just email me if you want a scan. Anyhow, hope something takes your fancy, all the best, Daniel. Syng McGowen and the Wayward Sons, Not sympathy/How will I know — HOPE —EX (nice clean glossy labels and playing surface. Both sides play through pretty much perfectly. Bit of recent interest on this site with this label and a few people were wondering if this 45 actually existed. Well here it is...think it's the first release on Hope. 15 Allison Durbin, Am I the same Girl/He's bad bad bad — COLUMBIA (Aus Issue) VG++ ( Pretty clean copy with only really light scuffs. Both sides play through around the EX mark. Flip side label has a sticker removal mark on it. Other than that this is great copy. This is a really mellow cut of Barbara Acklin's hit record and it's pretty hard to find. Think it only got Aus and New Zealand pressed. Seen 1 copy in five years here. 30 lou Rawls, See you when I Git there/Spring Again - PIR (Aus) VG+ ( Has some storage marks on the vinyl and plays with the most tiny bit of fuzz in the intro, but more than fine to play at home and out and about. A side label has sticker on it. Otherwise EX copy. Nice Aussie press. 10 Brian Hyland, The Joker went Wild/I can hear the rain - PHILLIPS - EX TO MINT - stunning copy in company sleeve. looks close to brand new. 5 Bobby Goldsboro - Honey 3 track Ep , including It's too late - UNITED ARTISTS(Aus) - VG++ ( pic sleeve is sturdy but a little grubby. Vinyl is clean and glossy. Nice Aussie pic sleeve copy 10 Lou Rawls, If i never get to love you/Thank you anyway - BIGTOP -VG++ To EX ( great clean copy. two crosses on flip label, and the very lightest of scuffs here and there. Both sides play through brilliantly. 10 Kris Peterson, I believe in You/ Lullaby of the city - PELIKIN EX ( great clean copy. Two nice detroit sides. 10 The Uniques, Blue Skies/Loving you - Capital EX (great copy. slight storage dish, that doesn't affect play. other than that, pretty much MINT. two nice early soul sides. 10 Fletcher Walker - Didn't we/ Guess I'll never understand - PARAMOUNT VG - ( lots of label wear and surface is heavily marked. Didn't We, plays around the VG mark, loud and clear but with light noise in places. The flip doesn't play great. Will try to get a scan up for this at some point. Not a great copy, but didn't we plays decent - 8

Right, hope this works

Have a copy of this, More than happy to scan it ( if some kind soul could direct me on how to do this) Not very computer savy.....Cheers for all the great backround on this label!