pikeys dog

ps i think Pete's valuation for a full set is bang on.

Can't see the point in buying the lot in one go. Part of the fun in collecting label runs is the effort taken in hunting down the individual releases, and being able to place certain ones to venues / periods of your life etc.

Cheap for such a great record. This is Forris Woods, on the rarer release and with the better flipside. Great stuff.

£100 tops. Some common sense pricing required around these here parts...

Solomon Burke appeared in the UK in the early 60s (63/64ish)

Cheap 'un.

Think I've got Byther Smith and Bobby Lee Fears... Send me a PM with what you want to pay for them before i root them out.

A list of 'Characters' on the scene that I have personally come across: Drug Traffickers. Drug dealers. Drug addicts. Mentally damaged individuals due to past drug abuse. 'Debt collectors'. Now whilst i don't think any of those I have met above would purposefully cause harm, I still think it is inappropriate for children to mix in these circles. Why do I need to talk to their parents? Surely someone from Social Services would be better placed to put the parents straight. (Although i would happily tell them that i think they are out of order for taking 'liitle uns' to 'niters).

FFS. It's Allnighters that are being talked about not fuking the local Beefeater and it's Wacky fuking Warehouse. Children of the ages quoted above (12,13,14) at allnighters is a 100% no for me, and IMO any parent who takes them to one wants reporting to the authorities for child neglect. I'm sure we all got up to stuff we shouldn't have in our teens, but i doubt 99% of our parents knew what we were up to, and very few of them would have condoned it. No wonder this Country is going to Ratshit, when people think that exposing their kids to some of the 'characters' on this scene at such an early age is 'acceptable'. It beggars belief.

scratch that = misread something. Possibly pressed just over the water in Canada to fill orders that could not be filled in Detroit pressing plants?

I have a Carl Carlton for sale - either same sided WD, or issue with the different flip. Mint-. Issue £25 Demo £20 UK postage included (second class recorded). PM if interested. Ta.

He may well have bought one since that fateful night - however he didn't know the track when I handed him a copy to listen to (which he did) since i thought it would be "Bang Up His Strasse".

Bet Arthur Fenn wishes he bought the copy i stuck in his hand for £30 at Sheridans. Backing sounds like a 1970s Schools programme theme tune.

Yup.

Nope, got a Verve issue in the sales box though...

A posse. There used to be 2 cars full of us that travelled around... now due to relationship break ups, illness, people drifting away etc it's more often than not me going on my own. Not a problem when I arrive as I know plenty of people, but a bit of a drag when you can be driving home for a couple of hours on your jacksy.

What's the Otis Sykes fetching these days? I have a minter that I might part with.

Which demo are you after? there's two seperate issues, so I'm presuming that there are two demos.....

It shouldn't be more than £40 if you manage to find a copy, and there's always the chance you'll get one for much less.

And for completion: ACMP 100 Bottle Up And Go Eddie 'Guitar' Burns I've never seen this on an Action label, but have seen copies go through on eBay on the B&C label (Actions parent label). Anyone own it on Action? Was is scheduled for release on Action but put out on B&C when the label was mothballed in 1970?

ACLP 6011 Down In Virginia Jimmy Read

ACLP 6010 Live On Stage Gene Chandler

ACLP 6009 These Kind Of Blues Various Artists

ACLP 6008 Back Up Train Al Green

ACLP 6007 Soul Perfection Betty Harris