Marc Forrest

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- Platters LP sold -

...obviously none...makes you think where all those guide and "market prices" do orignate from

My former King Coleman C/UP...fantastic 45 at as steal!

WOW ! I knew that it is rare but I didn`t knew it was that rare. I bought a WD some 15 years ago and it is still one of my alltime favourite Soul 45s. And ome to think of it, yeah, couldn´t say when the last was I saw one for sale...fantastic artist, fantastic 45 !

o-f-f-e-r-s ?

More copies than people think...before Lew Stanley one certain Mike from CA sold one (along a copy of JD Bryant) to the UK around 2004...Mick H plays it out from tim eto time so he must have a copy (maybe the same one ?) plus there already was one on ebay before this copy....so its not a one copy only game but still a dead rare 45 that makes the Cautions look like as rare as sand in the desert

...or best offer

Walter Jackson "It´s All Over" Okeh. This is his rarest and best...up for grabs at 50 UKP incl. postage. funny (not much) lee cross what would you do there goes that song again I don't want to suffer opportunity it will be the last time this world of mine then only then that's what mama say a blossom fell it's all over Platters "Get The Sweetest Feeling" Musicor ... their withdrawn, dead rare and great Detroit Album...at 50 UKP incl. postage. wish it were me hard to get thing called love think twice before you walk away alone in the night fear of losing you why I get the sweetest feeling devri so many tears sonata First come, first served..pm me please, Thanks for looking !

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It´s a Rockabilly label. Only "Soul" release of interest to my knowledge is by Little Kenneth & The Rhythm so and so. The Falcons record (I once had and didn`t thought too much of it) is about 20 USD. Marc

If it would have been me, we could have stopped right here Floyd, but you seem to want to continue your foolish rant ? Obviously I seem to have more style then you seem to be able to imagine so I won`t continue this conversation with you (online here). If you feel the need to discuss further call me offline or just let it be.

Floyd you really must have too much time really...Please contact you friend Mark, he already has his paypal back. And please don´t tell any further bullshit. After Mark had returned my paypal, your friend Mark tells me via email that he wants cash in a letter, then you send a pm on here telling me "No, send a paypal don`t send cash"... Mark then again via email wants a normal paypal, you talk again about a return...my oh my.. This would already have been sorted if you would have talked more to your friend Mark then with me. Idea for the future: Get your own paypal account. And get out more. Marc

HI FLOYD, THE PROBLEM IS THAT YOUR FRIEND MARK HAS RETURNED THE PAYPAL I HAVE SEND OUT START OF LAST WEEK, AS YOU ALREADY KNOW ! SO WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM ???? MARC Name: mark hoy E-Mail: markdrum@hotmail.com Gesamtbetrag: -207,00 EUR Datum: 13. Jun 2007Zeit: 03:39:53 PDT Status: Abgelehnt "This payment was refused by the recipient. Please contact them for further information. I asked them to REFUND transaction ID No.79695615TT404321F" Name: mark hoy E-Mail: markdrum@hotmail.com Gesamtbetrag: -207,00 EUR Datum: 13. Jun 2007Zeit: 03:39:53 PDT Status: Abgelehnt "This payment was refused by the recipient. Please contact them for further information. I asked them to REFUND transaction ID No.79695615TT404321F"

If you like this you should also look out for "Tomorrow May Not Come" thier oother and sadly even rarer Oncore 45. Top class!

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Wow, thats a great 45 and a bargain....usually double that ! New World "We`re Gonna Make It" Polydor Marc

Well, thats mainly because you can get the first release on Mah´s at a mere 20 UKP top...and it really ain`t agood Northern record at all. Although it is a fantastic Group record

Not to forget Steve Z´s sets at the Greatstone...this man really turns up amazing stuff, be it semi- or yet unknown. He was the first to air the Overtones, Five Chances, Ebonies on Bedford, Mamie Perry, that nice little thingy on Bumps and the list goes on and on...a shame he ain`t posting on here anymore...

Of course it doesn`t matter where 45s are spourced from (as long as it stays legal of course ) but a big collection such as his surely helps you to have "one or two items" already at home that have or will become "hot" items. Even if you only use them to sell them at their peak to buy sth else (which Butch of course is not doing). So, a collection helps and I am sure it is no wonder that people with such amazing taste and plays such as Tim, Andy Dyson and Butch have such big collections. If you look closely who just follows the current taste dj-wise and who instead always belongs to the group of trend-setters who "invent" new plays you will soon find out it is most of the time the before mentioned people. Of course you can also go to the dealer of your trust and pay a high sum for an unknown title when you haven`t got the backbone of such a collection. Nth wrong with that and (nearly) the same "respect" is due if the new tune is cool

How much and which label colour please (off list if you like), many thanks Marc

One other person is Arthur Fenn...he played it to an empty dancefloor when I was deejaiying that night with him at Soulshakers..only one person was dancing....me. Marc

Maybe I got the term "hot boxer" wrong then...but to me a typical "hot boxer" (nice term..) is somebody who has a very limited collection or even none collection at all at home except for his play/dj box (in order to always have the cash to buy new stuff for his/her "hot box"). Butch of course with his 40.000 Soul 45`s in his home is far away from being a hot boxer as he ain`t selling anything that he hasn`t got two copies of. I am dead sure that if he would have been a hot box DJ (and for that reason would have never kept on to anythingt except his at that date current plays) he would never have become that a great DJ that he is

The simple point is that he was around to buy all the stuff "cheap" when no one really cared and took care of things that were around but not collected by anyone as they were not indemand. By doing so, be it in Japan in the days when nearly no one else had contacts there, or at John Anderson house, he was able to build up one of the very best collections ever which of course helped him to become what he now is, the worlds number one. As he is not a follower of the "hot box theory" and has loads of stuff piled away it is very likely that the next big thing is in his collection already if he himslf is not even the person to have made it the "next big thing" anyhow. Add to that one aspect JT already had lighten up, the fact that he is one of the very FEW people who are willing and dare (!) to buy and test something new of course all dealers in the uS and UK know who to ask.. And finally, if there`s a 45 he wants and hasn`t got there is now way you are going to outbid him for example on ebay or whereever...as he doesn`t take no mess...