Simsy

Would have thought about £170ish for a decent issue copy.

James Trouble did/does have a copy (Parisians) and was selling some records a while back - maybe worth a pm on here or FB, do have his email as well if you need it.

Why Winstanley? WTF does that see word know about 'the northern soul scene today'? Will watch from behind the sofa and pray to God there's no spencer n vest wearing dancers in the background..

Was booted on another grubby label as well 'night sounds' or 'night life' or similar..

Don Hysong?

I think Dave Rimmer had one a while back ... (Cracking tune/want btw )

Mine was fine.

"Well hi there" ... Sad news. R.I.P

£30 for a grubby boot? Sorry Ol, that's probably yours isn't it you chancer!

Nah mate this is a classic, still don't know if yours is a 7" or 12". Keep the info coming.. Any joy with yer sister's phone?

If you take a pic of it on your phone, you can post it up here, or email it to one of us and we'll do it. We'd be interested to see.

£45 buy it now for the Gary Haines pressing! Who is this guy? His prices are good comedy value if nothing else.

I think he's talking about the sleeve as opposed to the label mate.

Demand is there alright Eric, supply that's the problem. If I were Nige I'd want 750 minimum and if I had a minter for sale I'd want a grand for it. That's not being greedy, that's the going rate for this 45 now.

I never knew the name of this record dealer, but he'd give any already mentioned in this thread a good run for their money! Christ he was a miserable bastard! Don't know if anyone will remember, but many years ago there were record dealers in front of the stage at the 100 Club. My mate was after a copy of 'I ain't a bit sorry' by the Dedications. Only at the time he thought it was by Ben E King. So anyway he asks this guy "excuse me mate have you got I ain't a bit sorry by Ben E King"? To which matey replied "It's not by Ben E King" - my mate "whose it by then" - dealer "the Dedications" - mate "you got one"? dealer - "no". Anyway we moved along the line a found a copy. On our way back my mate (holding his purchase aloft) said to Mr Happy, "I got that Dedications record' - The dealer just about managed a very low grade acknowledgement. What a tosser, live a little mate, smile a bit ffs! lol. Richard Domar is a God. He's not the God but he's sort of a God in obscure soul record collecting terms and in my eyes anyway.

Highest bid wins - woss all the fuss about?

Easy on the ear there from cousin Carl.

Isn't he a chef or similar these days - Arthur Willis?

Good record, rare record, but a smidge overrated for me and the production values seem to be all over the place from the one's I've heard.

Looks interesting, a must watch.

Not again?

Me too, could be interested at rates mentioned.

Any more info on this?

Sold a minter for fifteen quid (what I paid for it). Matter of months later it went massive, sigh..

St Ives.