Kev John
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Coming away from mainly oldies intros
Bit more modern 1s today from me
THAT – All I Need
GIL SCOTT HERON - WHEN YOU ARE WHO YOU ARE
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3 hours ago, Sebastian said:
It is from 1970 or very early 1971. Was reviewed in Billboard Magazine in the January 9, 1971 issue.
The red/black variant is seemingly a whole lot rarer, but I can find two copies that have gone through ebay, is one of those yours?:
The 2016 buy is mine Sebastion that's why i quoted 1st press American seller quoted 1st
Headbonedaddy was the seller
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7 hours ago, Sebastian said:Most likely just a case of a different pressing plants done at the time of initial release. Slightly different typesetting on the red/black vs. white/red labels.
Hi Sebastian
Showed it to a few collectors at our Beer And record club none had seen a copy & 1 collector as most of the label releases on the label never seen a Red copy of the record
Also no other Front Page releases had a full RED label only this realease !
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15 minutes ago, Tlscapital said:Posyke eBay's past sales history gives 6 multi colored vinyl stockers and 4 multi colored vinyl promos.
Rare factor ? I think not so much. Yet again those 'rare' stockers and promos from seller's arguments...
I'm not a specialist in selling or buying prob need a specialist seller buyer to give an input
Agree with numbers on popsike but its not the full story
Gripsweat gives up more DJ copies sold 8/9 copies showing
Hit link below for full list
https://gripsweat.com/search/?query=Tommy+tucker+That's+how+much&page=1&sort_by=date
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On 27/10/2016 at 13:22, Kev John said:Came across this by accident on Ebay, i've got the other press which is white & red with a bell sound stamp in the run out
This one has ARP & Bell Sound stamped in the run out
Your thoughts would be appreciated
Kev
Had no response on this thread in 7yrs
Just giving this a long awaited bump up.......!
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Thanks for your comments on this
We need to concider Multi coloured issues on discogs around 40 sold £75 highest
No Multi coloured DJ sales & none listed on discogs
White styrene Demo listed highest 10 sold highest £90
Red issue styrene 23 sold Highest £60
So John Manship puts the Multi issue as Rare on You Tube
only 1 multi DJ on You Tube
I think we need to put the Multi DJ copy a bit rarer than you guys & me think
Thoughts on this please !
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Would like your opinion on value & rarity ?
Not seen any of this record in the wild
This copy was bought of Mick Smith a fare few years ago @Stoke Record Fair
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Looking for offers over £500
For this very rare vinyl issue
Please PM if interested
Really clean copy no need to upgrade
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Just pulled this of our event for this Friday @FTMNTC
This is wot to expext his selections to be ......!
I aim to be playing many of my best friends discoveries from when I started djing until the present day. Many records that became massive on the upfront scene spanning over the last 43 years. A period after many of the iconic djs from the 70s had decided that the scene was finished and had consequently left.
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spelling updateArrangements for Mick's Funeral
Thursday 23rd November, 12:40 pm at:
Bradwell Crematorium
Chatterley Close
Newcastle Under Lyme
ST5 8LE
We will then be celebrating his life and fond memories at:
Britannia Pub
Bradwell Lane
Porthill
Newcastle Under Lyme
ST5 8JR
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19 hours ago, sunseaandsoul said:From San Francisco - love dancing to northern/rare soul. I'll be in London May 27th-28th and I'm having a hard time deciding which event(s) to attend. Willing to travel. What event would you recommend? Cheers and thanks in advance!
only nighter on the 27th
great atmos & well attended Dj's ain't bad either.....!
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On 21/03/2023 at 19:58, Soulie52 said:
I honestly do not care one little bit about playlists or indeed about music on a laptop, memory stick or whatever, O.K, I go to the Soul Do's abroad and accept that the DJ's can't take their precious Vinyl on a plane for a week. I'll put up with that. I'm lucky enough to DJ now and again and I play my original Vinyl on Turnatables watch people dancing on a Wooden Dance Floor, among friends we have known for years, that's what Soul is about. Always was and always will be. I'll even enjoy Soul on CD machines in a Modern Room because that is what it came out on, it wasn't on vinyl but it has to be in a venue, among friends and having a bloody good dance. Those people that read the floor, change their selections to what people seem to want that night are DJ's in my book.
Just a response to what happens on a dance floor ,cd's,laptops & vinyl
I have taken original vinyl abroad bit of a pain always in hand luggage
The original poster asked for the best DJ that the UK as produced
We have the top 500 book where the legends of the soul scene are all listed for the 20th century
Nothing for the 21st century & we are 23years in
For me Best UK DJ is @Pat Bleasdale
There are many more proggresive Djs on the nighters scene who bring something new to the table
Atb Kev
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Can i just say no one has mentioned any DJ's in the 21st century
Mentionig the legendary DJ's dosen't wash with me !
As most on here don't attend venues to hear the diversity of thier wares
Playlists are king not hearing records at a venue
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Would like to get a value on this record please
Not the remixed version on Bee Sting aka Sting records
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This was found by my good friend in a charity shop this morning in Newcastle-Under-Lyme
For the sum of £1
people who know him will know who he is !
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Victones - My Baby Changes rare 1st press
in Look At Your Box
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