Chalky

whats the record....might save someone spending unnecessary money, then the owner might shift them at a reasonable price.

Red lettering first issue, blue 2nd issue. Have seen mis-spelt copies before, wouild say genuine and just a pressing plant error.

Reckon 'i'd agree with your price Pete. Heard it played by various other dj's over the years but never really made it.

is this the one? covered up as Zeke Strong back then. zeke_strong_you_re_the_one_cu.mp3

Pat Staten in quantity? Jackie Day I heard 20 odd hardly loads is it. C'mon Pete spill the beans

Back to Scarborough, did niters there in late 80's/early 90's at Lemon Tree club I think it was called

I always thought JG Lewis was Johnny Gilliam. Always loved "Find Yourself Another" Johnny_Gilliam___Find_Yourself_Another___Bo_Mar.mp3

got one in gfront of me and I'v eposted the date...see above

mine is an mp3pro, about half the size, in your case 2 thirds the size 1976

Agreed great record, will have it's day one day. One I've spun out the odd time. Hope this files better? Ken you need to record and save Wav and then convert to MP3, or save straight to mp3 if you can. Qulaity will be better cause reducing a wav to the size your posting will compress quite a lot and will lose a lot of quality in the process. Luke_Day___Love_Lines___Renfro.mp3

ta very muchly

anyone got an mp3 of Nobody's boy - jordan porter TIA

Almost right with title, wrong artist

--> QUOTE(mark.b @ Jun 21 2006, 08:36 PM) link hi chalky a few there, not being picky and cant be sure but wasnt Jesse James - Are You Gonna Leave Me discovered and played in the 70's, but as i say i cant be sure. mark Hi Mark, dunno before my time Butch covered it up as Arcades for obvious reasons.

Mello Souls - We Can Make It Jesse James - Are You Gonna Leave Me Mac Staten & Nomads - There She Goes Ann Robinson - World Of Happiness Jesse James - Love Is Alright Walter & Admerations -Man Oh Man Diane Lewis - Ain't Got A Chance Devotions - Do Do De Do Dop Temptones - Thats When You Know You're In Love Masqueraders c/u Jerry Williams - Ordinary Girl c/u JJ Jackson - Too Much Love c/u (Johnny Praye) Martha Jean Love - Old Time Lover Jerri Taylor c/u Antellects - Love Slave Patrinell Staten - Little Love Affair Stormy Wynters - Lifesaver Jean Carter - I Wanna Know Barons Of Soul to name but a few....

me too..at least. Seen for more recently.

could always buy the reissue/boot

I personally think it's superb, nothing complicated about it. He doesn't play it often enough though not heard him spin it for a while.

I'll might play a few oldies just for you at Hitchin Winston in September Only one for me Butch, been doing the business for over 20 years when records are and have been harder to discover and "break" to the dancers unlike the 70's etc when records were plentiful and many could be thrown to one side as there was many more waiting to be played ansd discovered

Gerri Taylor - It's Beautiful it's a cover up Gash

maybe the three records you've mentioned Paul have been over priceed in recent times and just coming back down to a more realistic price

Big records going cheaper....Just the other day Sensations - Demanding Man juts over £900 in poor nick, have seen for less on e-bay in the past in better condition cause it wasn't as well known. I reckon £1200 to £1500 min ngood nick so the one on e-bay not that cheap really. Demand will always be there for records whilst there is still a scene. I'm not suggesting anything Dan, never mentioned a quantity, it might just be the odd record that they think will get a re-activation in the near future or one they ahve just got nin thsat has started to gain spins so they hold it for a while until demand is greater.

Sugar Lumps - Won't You help Me, uptempo girl group I've spun a few times.

Ask yourself why it's fetched $150 and $200? It's a £50 record, tops, hardly in demand and not that rare so why does some one pay these prices? Bit of homework, biit of searching and I bet they could have got one from a dealer at a more realistic price, the same for many records that are sold on e-bay. E-bay not a true reflection of the actual price of a record IMHO, just shows the lack of knowledge in some cases and the must have mentality of some buyers.

Can you back that "fact" up Dan? most dealers I know have larger mailing lists than ever. Too many dealers can't afford to hold onto records as they have to turn them over to get the cash flowing and don't have the resources that many larger dealers do and therefore have to let them go cheaper than they would like. The larger dealers can and do hold onto records because they can see the price for some rising in the future not falling. Many records are sold without even being listed so you don't always see the whole picture. Maybe some buyers have suddenly started to do their homework