Marc Forrest

...from a friend of mine...he`s looking for any of these as a trade John Andrews- A Rose GRowing in the Ruins Parlophone Unit-Would you believe What I say Fontana Heidi Br¼hl- Berlin Philipps Joannie Sommers - Don't Pity Jimmy Fraser- Off Hopes.. or is willing to accept cash 250 UKP...pm me please if interested, TIA Marc

I do have a copy, it is by Jackie Wilson on Brunswick...came with a nbeautioful picture sleeve. Way slower though...

Nice to have had you on here to clarify this thing Marc

Jamaican Stateside was only small hole center.

Sold

Hi Mr /Mrs Soulfood, although I don`t live in England I used to get John Andersons lists and even did order some records off him back in the eighties, even a pack here and there was included. But I did not get the Ascots 45. Shame on me maybe, but certainly nth to do with me being German, more a thing of fate and maybe lack of accquired knowledge back in the day...not everyone was born a genius already like you seem to have been, you know ? I never said that Jackie Day was a common 45, all I said was that I am somehow bewondered that the West Coast thing (so far) hasn`t been reflected in its actual recent resale / auction prices. However, while talking about this 45 and my Terry Goodnight on Phelelectron (which must be quite common as I don`t own a good collection...) with John Manship he himself had to admit that he never ever had this (Terry Goodnight) for sale. So you make out of that whatever you like. I haven`t and will not knock down rare records (wether I do own them or not). Never done so in the past, don`t know how you come to say so. In fact I do even own a copy of the Ascots btw...but thats of course a dead common record again, so you must be right with your final statement "don't have great collections or have great recorfds to sell, and also are not that well informed...harsh but true." A genius as as I have already had guessed before. Marc Forrest NB What is your real name btw ?

The rarest of all them releases, picked mine up off a switzerland record list for a very reasonable price back then and traded it for a Four Gents on Oncore if memory serves me right...

There was no Servicemen in your list ? Marc

sold mine 8 years ago now for the back then unbelievable high sum of 60 UKP But wouldn`t like to pay more today myself.

I would have thoughnt 25 UKP topps, am I totally wrong ??? Marc

I think one or two of them DJ`s who played this tune fiorst (and before quantity hit the market). Tim had it in his first Rare Soul Review (dating from 2002?) still at 700 UKP if memory serves me right. Great record btw

Still remember having paid 40 UKP about 15 years ago

By the way "Don`t Be Too Long" originally was done by Debbie Dean. Original acetate only but a great little tune

Hi, please don`t forget your email mate, many thanks in advance

Have been reminded that there was one on ebay (CM) that went for sth like 3500 USD, thanks all again, Marc

HI Steve, thanks. Great to see you and the Greatstone lately get the recognition that was long overdue, hope you and your family are fine

Thanks for the info Indeed my taste is much wider than most would tend to believe M rc

Yes he is and yes it did ...Anyway, (again) in the need to get hold of some new plastic, so feel free to make me an offer... Marc

Also wouldn`t mind a value on Mellow Madness, TIA Marc

At a guess he just sells on the same collection he bougt for his one feedback rating...even the cartonage is still the same LOL ! At least that what he says...strange that he is not using a reserve though

Anyone know the current value of "Ecstasy" on a mint UK copy ? TIA Marc

Means due to my limited German knowledge of the English language I am not able to get the meaning of Soulfood 33 and Jamies last two postings

Regulary listed at 100 UKP, cheaper on ebay though

Think Joe Dunlop may (still) have a beautiful WD of this