Jason S

Soul Brother had/have it. Got a couple left.

For five and a half grand I'd expect the dude to at least do some work. I mean, "approximately 650 records"...f**k me, at least count exactly how many the winner (if there is a winner) will get!

Awesome. Having had (and long since sold) the Multi-Sound 45 it's mad to see a vid of the tune played live in a small 80s US nightclub. Thank god someone took a video camera that night

Instock at Soul Brother now. Can't fall off at 5 for £30.

Click the image above or here to check out the feature page on Soul Brother site. All releases have clips. Get that last minute Xmas want sorted

Ian, sent you a PM about these.

Seems like a few Chosen Few Band 45's on Buffalo's Reflection are being set free, too. Very slowly, mind.

Only discovered them myself in the last week, picking up a 45 called "The Joy" (Soulfly records), which I can't see on you tube but think is a nice feel-good recording.

Clip here - killer two-sider!

https://www.soulbrother.com/webreviews/70852.html

Hold on. So he also can't be bothered to create individual auctions for these, either, and wants you to make offers or bid on them outside of eBay? It's gets better!

Kicking this on for Soul Brother in Putney. Currently got a big sale on 45's, 12's and LP's that may be of interest. Apologies for linking off site but there's 3000+ titles!

Check them out here or you can view/download a pdf here

I am new to collecting and dont know much about Nothern Soul or Southern Soul. I recently bought a box of 1,000 45s off of Ebay (mostly 70s/80s rock) and one of the records in the box

Richard Marks , Tuska , Never Satisfied

Looks clean and almost unplayed.

I looked on Popsike and see 2 that have sold, both of which were 6 years ago and the prices ranged wildly 169 and 1500.

Can anyone give me any information about this record? I tried the Ebay board and Record Collector Guild board but all I got was crickets. The records store guy here offered me 200 bucks in trade but this seems low , I know the economy is horrible here but it seems like it should be better.

If you've checked popsike on the value you'll already know that one alone is worth considerably more than $200! Your best bet is either to take the best offer from the many PMs you've probably had, or re-bay it and see what it makes. Feel free to divulge the detail on the garage full of records, too, if you like

One here at 260 euros

https://www.cdandlp.com/product/2/114410564/tal-armstrong-let-it-go-leave-to-our-mind.html

Michael Smith - A Love That's Heavenly Inspired (Pharoah)

Leon Thomas produced: jazzy and soulful (unsurprisingly)

Beat me to it...here's the feature

https://www.soulbroth.../jazz_funk.html

I know it's a want but it's worth a share

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mcgh9AfJxM

What time exactly did this get listed by Pat Brady on April the 1st?

Not sure this particular want should be filed under 'cheeky' or 'making yourself look like a bit of a plum'.

True, I can see the concern about someone bidding something up to inflate the price, but it's not always the case that shill bidding is going on (even if it is in your case). Jesse Gomez seems to have come out of the woodwork in the past year or so whereas before it was a tricky one to find, so maybe your guy got a batch of them and wants to move them on. On occasion when I've had a couple of copies of something I'll offer a 2nd copy to the 2nd highest bidder because it's a quick way to sell another record - usually the price they want to pay is close to the top bid so it's worthwhile. Even if it means 5 mins after the auction closes. I explain that I've got a 2nd copy and it's here if they want it.

Understand the gist of the argument but equally if you're bidding on something, then you want it, right? So if you're offered a copy, having not won the auction copy, for your maximum bid (which'll be less than the winning bidder) surely you're happy(?) I think the offical 2nd chance thing means that you can only be offered a copy at your top bid. I know the psychology of 2nd chance offers always raises the 'how may has this guy got?' question as well as (sometimes) the 'I only want it if I'm the winner...if I'm second and another one comes up I'm not interested any more' kind of feeling. Sure, some sellers are probably using ebay to gauge a top end price on that auction and then hope to farm off a stack to other bidders. But if you wanted something 30 seconds ago and then don't want it having not won it, sometimes that's a bit odd.

Here`s info for::force - this cold cold world - aferton

Flip is:real good old living Label nos Af45007 both sides.Good double sider.

Funny enough i think this is Jason`s old copy he played on that show

Cheers for clearing up the christian name thing, Wayne

Nice two-sider innit

UK collectors might be interested in seeing Soul Brother's new list - mainly UK issues 45's. Too many to list here - full list at the link

https://www.soulbroth...ilers/8212.html

Scan

Got a near minter on Drive - pm me with an offer

the text indifference is not clearly viewable by the" human eye"

Don't know about that...it was pretty obvious to me - first time I looked at it I wondered why it was kind of fuzzy. Maybe depends on your eyesight.

I did ask him (J D Hall) if they were originals (the ones that clearly aren't first presses) and he was vague in that he said they were done 'some time after the first presses). Looks like another case of seeing how much the real, proper rare ones were fetching and wanting some of the action. $20 for the repress seems right now.

Got a Norwich Street Extension - near mint at $200 post paid

Yeah, the 'later' copies are definitely not the proper real 'gold dust' copies. Holding both side by side you can feel that the ones that turned up weren't from the same batch as the previous real ones, though trying to describe it over the net is pretty tough. The later ones have a more orange coloured label and as I seem to recall they were quite glossy in feel. And as Sebastian says, the print was dot-matrix style, kinda of fuzzy around the edges too. Very odd. The funny thing was that the image the guy used to sell the 45s on Ebay with was actually clearly scanned from an older pressing, but when they arrived it was like, 'err, what's this then'. I did ask him when these were made and he said 'sometime after the first pressing' or words to that effect. I think most people who have been around records for a while would have felt the same as I did when I held it: that it wasn't the same age as the real copy I had in the other hand.