Chalky

no its not rare, when I see it listed it is usually around the £40/£50 mark, might get it cheaper, no demand for it at all as far as I'm aware. Does it ever get played out now? I played it odd time or two over the years but remained on shelf for some time now.

there is a blue label as well Carl, not as good as I remembered..... BARRY GRAND, ANNIVERSARY SONG, KARATE -

Thanks Carl. Dunno why it came to mind but at least someone remembered what it was....cheers:-)

for some reason this came into my head earlier today, can anyone remind me who it is etc. Would have been played by Danny 86/87.

mention of a "Sherwoods" getting signed to Nowsound HERE page 15.

there's a few that make me cry especially when I see what I sold 'em for and what they sell for now

thanks pal

thank god for that for senile dementia was setting in early She was indeed an unlucky girl to have two bad presses then!!

Do you have scan of same quality of I Bet You Richard?

JEAN CARTER - LOVE HANGOVER - SUNFLOWER - JEAN CARTER - I BET YOU -

I've read that too.....agree tis a good book

dunno mate, got it in my head the Sunflower press was not tip top quality either, again thinking it was something Sidney Barnes mentioned as well. Not had the record for years. Could be the grey matter getting rather clouded Ady

according to this scan its west coast so did it have a Detroit release as well? Also according to Keith Rylatts new Detroit Soul book Bobby Taylor on the Detroit Sunflower.

I thought the Jean Carter on Sunflower was Detroit, couldn't check yesterday as I've been away with work all week.....

The lead in the Moments - You Said, must have a right pair of lungs on her

this record is always going to sell for top whack! How often does it come up for sale, not very. Add to that the quality and the history of the record. There is always going to be a demand for this. If Gene Toones is worth the £1500 it regularly fetches then this is worth double.

got it in my head it ws Detroit, knew it wasn't the one Ian as talking about. I can vaguely remember Sidney talking about the Jean Carter when he first came over here.

And was Sidney Barnes involved on some capacity?

The Jean Carter Sunflower is Detroit. Isn't the lab design a sunflower, yellow petals on dark background. Aren't all the jean carter poor recordings too and only a few hundred pressed because of this?

Thats Martha Starr, I'm on about the other version, the one on the re-issue type lp, Cressa Watson.

I have seen or had a discography that included a listing for Cressa Watson Sweet Temptation although I've never seen one or heard of anyone who has...does it exist (I've not missed it in the listing above have I )

I thought it was pretty cheap when you consider how many copies there are. There are plenty records not even in the same league rarity wise that still unbelievably fetch more than this.

it is a rare soul scene regardless what tag is given to it on flyers. Why you come to the assumption you do when you see rare soul advertised I don't know but I know many venues use the rare soul tag rather than northern soul and are not as you assume. [quote name='wiggyflat' date='09 Mar 2010 - 10:08 PM' ti mestamp='1268172531' post='1282286'] Ive looked....some quality stuff and all danceable..Don't suprise me with Sadot though because he can dance.Seems like you are doing the business.Is the playlist constantly changing or are you taking time to get certain tunes into peoples minds.I'm glad I'm not the only one on the same wavelength.This is the sort of stuff the oldies crowd would accept if it was introduced gradually.

but you said just never been played, well it has, for years, make your mind up.

Traditions/Parisians a newie? Do me a favour, it's been played for years. Educate? Why bother, sounds to me like you aren't even interested in listening. Have you tried venues like Lifeline?