Pete S

I first heard it on a tape I got from Mick Smith in 1993, it was labelled as Pee Wee, Shuck & Huey, I said to Mick is that the real artist and he said no, it's a cover up. So for five years I tried to find out what it was but nobody had ever heard it. One night I went to the 100 club and I was selling records next to Butch and the record came on - so I said to him, I've got this but it's covered up as Pee Wee, Shuck & Huey, do you know who it really is? And, deadpan, he says back to me "Yeah it's Pee Wee, Shuck & Huey"

You misunderstood me mate, I think it's worth a grand, 1200 maybe, but not 3 grand.

Sorry Eddie, I meant back in the old days, didn't realise anyone would even contemplate it in 2008!

Hey, why are you being so polite to me. There's something up

It was never booted on yellow Epic. It was reissued on red Columbia special products.

Went for £43...

Swoz - go and have a look at the 'names scratched in the run off' thread, just mentioned you by name...

Swoz has the original Catacombs copy of Jimmy Thomas - The Beautiful Night - with the late Bob Crocker's name scratched in the run off. It looks knackered, but it's a bit of history.

Yes commented on that when I saw it was in the 7" listings. Yet you'll get people swear they've seen it!

It must have been on ebay for a year now https://cgi.ebay.com/Rare-ILLEGAL-RELEASE-O...t=1218648761527

It wasn't that funny at the time...woke up with tubes sticking out of everywhere, Mom & Dad at the bedside, I've never been so embarrassed Well I have but you know what I mean..

£370 for Kenny Lynch...knock the £300 off maybe...

That means finding issue 7 of Black Music folks...which I just did...and the B side is not listed

6902 doesn't exist...

Thats an interesting avatar you've got there - I sold a copy of that LP on ebay 2 weeks back, I don't think I'd seen it before, now I've seen two in a fortnight!

June 1974 - "Over in the States, completely unnoticed in the Hot Stuff section was a new release on GSF by the Anderson Brothers entitled I Can See Him Loving You. Twelve months later it was big everywhere, impossible to find, and remains a classic today." pete smith 1988

It was definitely on the release sheets printed in Black Music - in that gigantic article I did (on Black Music) I noted the month and year, I'll try and find it. But I don't think anyone has ever seen one.

It's a great track but it's common not rare, in the UK anyway

But people don't use them as guides per se, they use them as some kind of price bible!

The reason no-one can get the prices is because a) there's less money about and the bottom end of the market has all but collapsed. This week I've sold 1 x 125 quid 1 x 100 quid 1 x 75 quid 1 x 55 quid I've sold no 5, 10, 15 quid records. £355 not bad for 3 days work people say, but obviously I had to pay for them in the first place, around £200, by the end of this week I may have made 200/250 profit which is about what the average wage is I think.

Agent Oh-Oh-Chongo

OK someone else tot them up then...

I make it about 16 against vs 6 definitely for and two maybe's

Oh come on, when have I ever been a member of the soul police? Their usually slagging off my choice of records!

The problem with the last guide is that it included auction prices, which everyone knows aren't a true reflection of the 'real' price if two people are involved in a bidding war.