Mal C

Hi all, just bought a big want, so need to find some cash to cover that, nice selection of 45's below from my collection, You pay postage, and I'd ask for payment direct into my bank Account or cheque, I'll take Pay Pal but really dont to be paying any fees. £2.50 for signed for post, £6 for insured special next day. Essex VI - My Reaction to you / My Heart just cant take it / Wind Mill WD M- condition vinyl , VG++ label, £350 Scans below its a really nice disc, and absolute classic 7ts double sider.. ** SOLD ** Georgetta Banks - Sweetly and Completely / G-Note VG ++ £60 First label release b4 Dot, Fabulous Beat ballad.. scans below. Impressions - It's Alright / EMI Studios Acetate VG++ bordering on M- / £40 Came from Pete Smith who sold it on behalf of Mick Smith, I asked Mick where he got it from but he could not remember, Interesting disc as this is the only way to get this track in stereo!! St. George & Tana - without your love / Dutch Kapp (Pic sleeve) M- £20 Only blemish is on the pic cover where somebody has applied a bit of tip ex to cover a blue ink stain...check out the scan. The Revels - True Love / Everybody Can do the New Dog but me / Bell Sound Acetate VG++ £125 got a WD from the writer of this track so dont need this, same coupling as the Jamie release, great Northern track thats hard on its normal release. Emanuel Lasky - Lucky to Be Loved by You / Bell Sound Acetate VG+ £100 Absolute Detroit classic, one sided, blank side some of the vinyl come off showing the metal disc, only ever seen one other Bell sound acetate of this, so a real collectable. Johnny Thompson - Given up on Love / Jay-Tee £70 Vinyl M- Label see below scan but its suffered water damage on both sides, doesn't detract this a mighty great Crossover track.... Richard Caiton - Our Love is true / VG + Plays fine, actually really clear, See scan WOL - £30 "‹Great track from a collectable artist, all his 45's are quality ** SOLD ** The Spoilers - Something about You / GMC Records VG++ £15 Great Northern and pretty cheap for a quality record.. Bobby Bland - Getting Used to the Blues / French VOGUE M- £25 Really nice way to have this, comes with the original sleeve, which as you can see are really cool, I Think this was a Radio Station Copy, with a sticker and number from the station (RTF). Bobby Bland - Good Time Charlie / Inst / French VOGUE M- £25 Again classic Bobby Bland track with orig sleeve, really nice pair of discs these, can offer both for £40 Al Greene - Keep on Pushing love / RCA 12 White Demo £50 ** SOLD ** "‹Big Modern In demander, seen it go for allot more than this, nice condition track... Chandeliers - Stop Dragging My Heart around / Loadstone M- £20, Really Nice Girl dancer in super minty condition, scan shows this really is immaculate Renaldo Domino - Just say the Word / Acetate (Blue Rock) VG ++ £40 Looks and plays Great, this has the same numbers that link to the Blue Rock release, and I got this from Craig Moerer who got it from a Chicago DJ, along with several other acetates, he reckoned it was something cut for Renaldo's management. Roland Alphonse - Look Away Ska / Studio 1 M- £30 ** ON HOLD ** Uk Island release, quality Ska Instrumental, and the recording as with all the UK released stuff is far far better. Doctor Who - Original Soundtrack from the BBC TV series / Decca VG++ £20 I'm told this is the origial release on 45 of this classic theme tune...comes with an original Decca sleeve, and its in really nice condition. Mail me on her or via my hotmail linked below, cheers Malcolm

It is funny how our parents shape your musical tastes, my mother loved Elvis with a passion, and she went out with allot of bikers or Rockers, she told me she actually went out with Vale Onslow's son for a while, who was a very well known Motor bike dealer in Birmingham. Anyhow Once I started to become interested in records I found a record she had that always makes me smile, she had a cracked orange RCA copy of Roy Hamilton - Crackin up over you, which she used to sing to while using the hoover... she said she thought it was Elvis.... Mal.c

really that much....they go up quick dont they, I paid $15 us for mine, maybe 6 or so years ago...so thats what I'm going on... Mal

Wow, fabulous track, I'm gonna get me one of those... Always liked his 'It's Bad' on Alley, which is very good and very cheap.. Mal

cheers Pete, I don't have much UK stuff at all really, literally 50 discs, and no spare sleeves...RCA poly sleeves, Yes!! I'll take em, m

Hi all, thanks to everybody who got back to me regarding Aussie sleeves, much appreciated as they are buggars to get in good condition, especially as most Aussie kids loved to sign their records Shirl loves Wal etc... Anyhow I'm asking again, and also this time I need Bullet or Promo stickers, for festival and W&G releases. basically you don't get white demo's on most Festival stuff, they did make some but they are super rare, generally you get a bullet sticker as shown below, and allot of these do come off, basically I have mint 45's that just need a tad bit of tarting up, and bullet stickers are a great way to keep em authentic, clean and lovely to look at...I know, I'm sad... W&G had a sort of red Oblong sticker, that had for promotional use only..and allot seem to get torn off leaving nasty looking labels... so if you can help come back, I'll pay for what ever is offered of course, although I've never priced a promo sticker before...or if its a crap pop release I'll simply buy the disc and perform surgery at home.. Kind Regards, Malcolm also Uk sleeves: Anybody got the following sleeves for sale? UK sleeves... 2 x UK Liberty sleeves UK epic x 1 Stax x 2 1 x Probe 1 x Page 1 Must all be mint condition, mail me on here * If anybody has good condition Aussie sleeves, always interested, only 6t/ 7ts label sleeves.. cheers Mal

is that the techno side, of course your right, the lesser of the two, I bought my copy when it came out for £2.99 from HMV in Brum, my golly music as good as this for literally pennies.. i'm surprised this did not make the above anni release, or did it? Mal

I used to licence allot of images to acid jazz for some of their later releases, anyhow I 'd made a call the one day and the receptionist answers the phone, and guess what he name was? Ann Sexton, and she had no idea why I nearly fell of my seat... I've often thought somebody must have taken her on, but maybe never told her......??? laughs favourite track by a country mile, the utterly Brilliant: Earthy Powers - by Man Called Adam, what a record.... Mal.C

should not need much introduction, very nice classic for sale which Ive literally had for two weeks, asking what i paid for it... Gene Woodbury - Ever Again (Del-Val) Pretty much mint but 1 light paper scuff. Label mint) ** SOLD ** I Need payment direct into my bank account on this one, sorry no pay pal, cheque, or basically fees, mail me to confirm. Kind regards, Malcolm

Really, most seem to be coming from the states in very minty condition, from a few different sellers I notice... I'm glad I bought it at its bottom price point, just like Betty Lloyd which was around at £60 in 91/2 then crept back up... On another of the mass finds, how many do we think are in circulation on Joe King / Royal Esquires Prix releases, and were they via that The Numero group that did the CD, I never worked that out fully... Mal.C

that's really nice on the Demo.. I was lucky enough to get a mint issue in a store in Glastonbury last year, for a fiver...the lady actually went on-line so she could hear it while I was sifting through some other 45's I thought the game was up, but low and behold she just asked for five quid... Record collectors, we do love a bargain!! Mal.C

just watched some of this, it aint half bad.... but what the hell is Phil Jupitus wearing btw? if I'd have done it I'd have gone to a decent nighter and interviewed people there, and outside the venue, then cut the relevant 'History' in.. make sure the presenter is seen having a drink, and in the receipt of some nice records, then at least well know he made an effort...

I think the inclusion of Phill Jupitus says it all, that said I haven't yet seen it, and I have to say I can listen to Robert Elms any time of the day.. I think the thing with these shows is the format they insist on sticking to, ok its its an archive heavy factual programme made from a diminishing pool of original content, which can only generally be illustrated with a splattering of talking heads, but if you want to see how well a programme of this genre can be made, look no further that Flame TV's ' Pump up the Volume' commissioned by channel four back in 2001/2, without doubt the best series on a scene I've seen. I think something along the lines of actually following some people to a nighter, with the history running parallel says allot more the viewer, there are tons of ways you can tell the story make it allot more engaging. You can pretty much guarantee they didn't bother thinking about that, and stuck to the same old..

I listen to the Richard Searling interview with Frank all the time, and in a way its kind of lead me to know him, obviously I don't and have never met him, but I'm really shocked by this news. Indeed an absolute legend in the history of Pop Music, all my condolences to his family and friends. Malcolm

that one on Ebay tuther week, had the full sound file which I managed to grab.... I don't have the money to buy one of these but at least folk can now hear it on their i-pods, if anybody wants the MP3, drop us a line with your hot mail or personal email account and I'll send it over with a scan of the track. Mal.C

any takes? both worth the same, and both brilliant LP only.. if you haven't got the Ralph Graham LP, honestly, you need it... M

cheers Guys, appreciate it... I just cant look at em, or enjoy them really unless my 45's are as nature intended..I think I've got that condition beckhams got..... bloody sleeves. Mal

Anybody got the following sleeves for sale? UK sleeves... 2 x UK Liberty sleeves UK epic x 1 Stax x 2 1 x Probe 1 x Page 1 1 Capitol Must all be mint condition, mail me on here * If anybody has good condition Aussie sleeves, always interested, only 6t/ 7ts label sleeves.. cheers Mal

Love Chris Rea, think this was officially the flip to 'Road to hell', but this particular mix came out in 89, I had back then but now its a buggar to pick up again. Great memories of it being played at the Hummingbird in Birmingham at their early kipper nights.. M

Probably get some abuse for this, But I don't post anywhere else on the web, so when the mood takes me I like my early house or rave if you like... bit of fun, and f****** great music.. Rather nice French lady.. if anybody might have this 12' mix and want to sell it...I'm there... ex scooter boys...this used to get played at house clubs great dance track.. I must have played this solidly for a month when I bought it, still feel the same, a TUNE!! No other record ever, anything like this, original and totally brilliant.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p73S0BE13Xo What can you say about Renegade Soundwave? stick your chemical Brothers, they were not a patch on this lot!!! best for last, or nearly... this is the Jimmy Radcliffe of HOUSE... !!! absolutly BRILLIANT!!! Mal.C

anybody trade: Ralph Graham - Differently LP / Sussex (inc. Aint no Need) Vinyl M- Cover is sound just has a slight bit of water damage at the top, which has not broken through, if you know what I mean. Great LP with the original version of this song, miles better that Skye. for Les McCann - Sings the Hits (sad Little girl) on usa Limelight or Uk Mercury LP Mal.C

as one of the kids that was turned in the 8ts, I'd plum for Magic Tough as that LP in fact all the Kent LP's were hot property in 2nd and 3rd year.. which would have been 1982/3/4 The only other record which for me was as big maybe a tad later in 85/6/7 was Suspicion - which then was covered as the Detroit Prophets. Mal.C

same here, this track is brilliant..

Just got a Columbus Recorders Acetate of Rick Baker - that's called love, double sided per the released version I think, with 'Got You' on the flip, very interesting thing, wondered if anybody knows much about Rick, and Columbus Recorders? I know this was picked up in a Goodwill shop in Sacramento, CA. seller said there were several musically similar promotional, DJ-copy 45s from the same time period (nothing noteworthy) in the bin with it, all priced on the same day,so it is speculation that it came from the collection of an ex-radio DJ. Mal

:( :( :( :( just burst my bubble Krawen