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J J Jackson - But It's Alright - Recorded in UK using UK Artists as backing band.

GERMANY :

By chance I had just bought The Precisions around the time this thread started. Arrived today.

NEW ZEALAND :

Many Thanks for your thoughts on this. Years ago when purchasing a Record Stylus, the shop would sometimes look at my old Stylus under Magnification before selling me a new one. Often wondered what they were looking for regarding wear. Back then the Stylus that I remember had more to it and could almost be seen without any Magnification. Possibly due to most recordings being in Mono because of Equipment used. i.e. Dansette. I know that my eyesight Isn't the same, but the Stylus of recent years is so tiny. This brings me to think that Mono had a lot going for it. ---- A few years ago I Sold a Psychedelic Rarity for £1500, It was as Mint as anything I had seen. The buyer sent it back saying that it was below grading and I refunded them. Sold it later at the same grade with no problem and the second buyer agreeing with the condition.

I have been seriously collecting Records for Approximately 44 years. In that time, I have played my collection on Various Equipment - (Three or four different decks) at home mainly. On reading this >>> <<< and web articles like this from >>> Vinyl Engine <<< Should I be concerned ? Well, On reflection, the humble stylus could be responsible for some (Audible) Grading Irregularities. Talking, within a grade or two (Audible) Any thoughts ? -------- To be totally honest, If I were to secure a L-O-N-G Time Want, from any source In 2013 Grading / Vs Cost would be a factor, but I ask myself, could I for the same price find a better copy? And on whos Equipment would this grading be decided? The many years I have been searching for this record Vs Cost / Condition, must be kept real. Am I going to send it back because it ain't 100% (On My Deck) or am I going to take a more measured view. Definitely not talking Sows Ear condition for Silk Purse price.

Like you say some must be rare Somehow I forgot about Eddie Parker, Pete mentioned it too. That's got to be a Rare Record, only ever seen it listed.

Just found a Stone Label Listing mate. Have seen Timmy Willis, Julian Covey & Precisions as mentioned above. Here are the few numbers that I knew of. Stone SX703 - The Spencer Davis Group - Gimme Some Lovin Stone SX706 - Jimmy Cliff - Give And Take Stone SX710 - Julian Covey - A Little Bit Hurt Stone SX714 - Kensington Market - Mr. John Stone SX717 - The Precisions - If This Is Love Stone SX725 - Timmy Willis - Mr Soul Satisfaction However, following a bit of Googling about Sparton Label I stumbled upon this. Here is a ---------------- >>> STONE LISTING <<< ---------------- SOURCE: www.capitol6000.com Scroll down for Singles 700 to 742 Quite a bit about Canadian pressed records.

SPAIN : ITALY :

Two from period of ABC Records Distribution

Different Label Variations

60s. Enjoyed every minute.

As said above, Original DEMOs have I GOT A FEELING on BOTH Sides More Scans here >>> REFOSOUL <<< Plus Matrix Details

Two different DEMOs. With both sides promoted as the A Side

Unfortunately I didn't DAVE. I sold them to buy 45s, a few years ago. Never really collected LPs, Just browsed the shelves In places like Bradleys for Bargains to sell on at a later date. I have the Valise copy. Always been a 45 collector with too many wants to purchase vs funds.

BRADLEYS RECORDS in Doncaster had a few copies of this GUINNESS LP Early 80s. Racks full of LPs Deleted and cheap Upstairs in their store. I bought about 4 Copies of FRANK DELL L.P. at one time, wish I still had them. I left a few copies on the shelves too. Those were the days.

Very Sad News R.I.P. Liz Lands

Very Sad News R.I.P. Liz Lands

Here's the Green & White

I would expect the DEMO in that condition to have brought a similar price. Only ever seen a couple of DEMOs over the years.

I do know what you mean Richard and I agree totally with you.

A Very Nice find Indeed. Seeing two on ebay Just a coincidence and I suspect finding another would be quite a task. As Dave says above, he hasn't seen another Demures on Canadian Brunswick. Here are four more Canadian Brunswick. I wonder if each title was pressed and therefore some in very limited number depending on popularity in USA.