Steve Ss

Black Music Magazine - 26 issues - £25 Mostly good condition, a couple have corners missing. 1974: Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1975: Jan (no front cover), Feb, Mar, Apr, Jun, Jul, Aug (no front cover), Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1976: Jan, Feb, May, Jun, Jul, Sep, Oct, Dec 1977: Jan, Sep 1978: Jan Magazines show some signs of age yellowing and have the "smell of the garage" Would prefer to sell as a joblot - Will post at cost, but probably not cheap

Soul & Blues On CD Magazine number 1 1992 (?) no CD Good clean condition but small tear on front cover. £3 Postage at cost

Blues Revue, US magazine. September 1995. Good clean condition. £5 Will post at cost

Togetherness Magazine. The first 3 issues. Clean condition. No CDs. 1998-1999 £5 each. Would prefer not to split. Will post at cost

did you ever get a good copy?

Some things never change Phil...good to see you are steadfastly losing money on the soul front...I thought it was my influence that made you lose cash....

Hi Steve. There were a lot of duplicates...I ended up with at least a 50 count box full....we just split the titles in half.....I think Phil was dealing closely with Pat at the time. Maybe he passed some of his to Pat?....I'll have to ask him I just hoarded mine...I can't recall ever selling of them.....and yes they are all still here.....I do believe it was one of those things.....they were not particularly collectable or wanted at the time....I always rated the Satisfaction Unlimited 45....I'm led to believe HDH produced 6x test presses of titles...hence my thoughts that the Baby Doll press is a very rare item.......should have been a feeding frenzy...still, it's not right fashionable to collect non-mainstream 45s not played at Wigan.... I suppose at some point I will have to move some of the duplicates, but no need just yet...... I don't think I have a Freda Payne though.... And more sadly when I picked mine off the store counter I placed them into a "Arbor, drugstore with a difference " carrier bag, which some of them still live in.......I better check myself before I turn into Derek Pearson.....

That's good Steve... I have 2x Baby Doll test presses, both Capitol Records blank labels..Phil Dick has (had) 1 We picked them up as a big box of white labels and test presses around 1992. Most of the stuff was released but there were also the Satisfaction Unlimited 45 (i've still got 2 - 1x white label and 1 non-sinked no label (for UK collectors?).... and 3x copies of the Jones Girls Don't be Sorry be careful...and a Chairman of the Board .... I don't think I'm going to retire on the proceeds of that haul......

Thank you for this. The world is a crazy place. The Sunday record still seems to be around in quantity. Troy Dodds was reasonable and could be seen as bargain in comparison some of the other prices. Again this proves the mindset of the folks buying at auction. Easily the rarest (and probably the best) 45 was the Eloise Laws. HDH produced 6x test presses, so as I know of 3 of the others, this would seem to be a good price for one of a run of only 6!

anyone got an idea on this?

anyone got an idea?

I dont collect LPs, but tonight Im doing some typing so can't be arsed changing 7s on the turntable....just playing through some LPs..... anyway did I'm Broken Hearted come out anywhere on a 45? I have tried trawling through various JB discographies, but seriously my life is not long enough to give it the full viewing...

I have the LP Non Stop. Did the track You got it I want it come out in any country as a 45?

thanks dave.

Does anyone still post the results from John's auctions? I am looking to see how much the Jones Girls went for? Thanks

probably one of the few records I would pay £100 for... any takers?

PMD with pics

I have a Jeanette Wade Flemons in Ex available

not soul... not northern... just a good platter of noise

Play them Link Wray's take on "Batman".... Nothing wrong with a bit of Link....I think Pete Townsend owed much of his early styling to him.... Nothing wrong with Robert Gordon either........ regards

Gibby, thanks for refreshing this post. last weekend i was looking in the garage for some LPs. I came across a pile of flyers and some other stuff that I had not looked at for a while. In the bottom of a bag there was a T-shirt....see attached. I trust you can make the text out..... Mick had a batch made up, must be the thick end of 30 years ago........I think it shows his keen intelligence and sharp sense of humour. made me smile.....also made me laugh that I would have fitted into it as well! Best regards Steve

This is sad news....Mick was a top man....he is in my fond memories from the best of times...I had not spoken to him for a long time, but last time we met it was like we had never had a gap...sincere condolences to his family......rest in peace my friend.

that's nice... anyone notice the young Phil Dick sat sulking at the end? :-)

sorry, meant to say ...the Premature Golden Sands lp