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I'd rate an issue at about £60, with a demo being nearer the £100 - £120 mark. Nowhere near as rare as people make out, there's usually one every few weeks on eBay.

4th Edition prices above - Personally I can't understand reason for such a hike in prices - has it become an in-demand oldie in the last couple of years.

Carl and Maria Willingham... Piece of the proverbial.

Broken link......................

Wasn't looking at buying anything, but I had to take the Servicemen at £50....

Was it the Clifton Hall patch that had an egg-timer and somebody slipping on a banana skin on it? That was pretty ropey.

Yup... It's not Travis Bickle is it?

Are these 2 known on the London scene definates, or just Urban Myth.... I heard one of the top Motown collectors is a Taxi driver, and he has one, but then again it could be a load of toss.

Will it be a Whirlwind tour?

You wouldn't believe how hard it is to get flat-headed Midget Crack Whores...

Would rather spend the $25000 on Coke and Crack Whores....

Ditto to all of the above. Send her our best wishes...

Lead Me On - Bobby Bland

Burning Emotions - A New World - Bang

Is that the one with the old dear in the rocking chair on the front? Got it somewhere...

The Billy Emerson - about five or six have gone through eBay in the last couple of years... three of which i won... Mighty Joe Young - Sold about 10 over the last couple of years - Hoss has probably sold as many if not more...

Sold "Dancin Whippersnapper" for £90 "Ladies Man" -Solid £40 record Don't know a price on the Banny Price - is it for sale?

It's great until the fcuking Kazoo comes in.

Nonsense, It sold well enough in the states to warrant being a £30 record. It wasn't me who had you over anyway, twas Judithcashelle... a proper Motown collector if ever there was one. I was just a negotiator.

Sold a VG+ (played EX) copy for £80 last year... so about a ton sounds fair.

Do they play at 45 or 33? Maybe that's where they get there date from....

Just sent him this: The Gerri Thomas is a boot of little value, as is the Connie Clark. The others are all UK 70s issues/re-issues and are worth a tenner each at most. I'd drop the prices, just so you can lower your listing fees, because your not gonna sell a single one of them.

You're avin a larf, aincha? What's with the Disco Poo-Poo s? Poor Jesse - hope he wasn't singing for his supper - Terrible. Trickest of the Trickiest Disco.

Possibly a bit rich on the price.... I'd rate it at around the £100- £120 mark

Not by a mile, but it was the first record to sell massively on 12", which almost sent Factory records bust, as each one cost 50p more to manufacture than the retail price, due to having a complex die-cut card sleeve.