Keamus

Great artist with a very long recording career with this barnstormer towards the end RIP Lenny

Issue or demo in VG+ or better condition. PM me if you can help.

Agree on Chestnut Brothers. One of the best from Izipho. Think early April for release.

Still looking for an original in good nick on Future Stars. PM me if you can help.

Last try with this one. Hopefully a bargain. PM me if interested. Johnny Sayles - Anything for you.Liberty demo. Again tiny bit of sticker residue and slightly mucky label. Vinyl is at least VG++ £90 inc p&p

Hope this is in the box for Sunday in Burnley Neil!

I like looking at the final prices if only for entertainment value. Pat Brady's auctions rarely make these pages. Always seem to show high end bids.

Just the one for sale. PM me if interested. Baby Huey & The Baby Sitters - Just being careful. USA demo. VG++ some would grade as mint-. £140 inc p&p SOLD

Guess that depends on your level of knowledge and how many genres of this wonderful music you’re into. Good example the other day when a mate of mine played this at the Dalmeny Weekend. Never heard it before and it cost me the princely sum of £4.99 to get a minter. Anyway always going to buy records over dance classes.

Better off buying a few half decent unknown tunes than spending that much cash on a correspondence course.

Few still for sale from last list . PM me if interested. P&P £5.30 for 1st class tracked and signed or £9 for special. Harvey Scales - Trackdown. Magic Touch. Strong VG+. First issue and has sold for £300. Bargain here at £185. SOLD. Johnny Sayles - Anything for you.Liberty demo. Again tiny bit of sticker residue and slightly mucky label. Vinyl is at least VG++ £100. Seen listed for £300. Barrett Strong - Is it true. Capitol. Felt tip X on b side. Vinyl very strong VG++ £35

Good shout on Clarence. Add this one by the man to the mix Like one by the way if anyone is selling!

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Very sad news. The signs were there when he toured late last year, but still a shock. His gig at the Shaw Theatre near Euston in the late 80s was one of the best I’ve ever seen. This one has always been special

Few for sale. PM me if interested. P&P £5.30 for 1st class tracked and signed or £9 for special. Harvey Scales - Trackdown. Magic Touch. Strong VG+. First issue and has sold for £300. Bargain here at £210. Bobby Bland - Good Time Charlie. Vocallion demo. Tiny bit of sticker residue and number stamp on label. Vinyl just about flawless. £55 SOLD. Johnny Sayles - Anything for you.Liberty demo. Again tiny bit of sticker residue and slightly mucky label. Vinyl is at least VG++ £125. Seen listed for £300. Barrett Strong - Is it true. Capitol. Felt tip X on b side. Vinyl very strong VG++ £50 Tommy Hunt - Work Song / Ivorys - Please Stay. Kent VG++ £20 Salt & Pepper - Man of my World / San Francisco TKOs - Make up your Mind. Kent VG++ £20

Not Derek Pearson. Derek Greenhough maybe?

Pete Smith just put one up for sale on FB.

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2 x Kent 7s for sale. Both in at least VG++ condition with original sleeves. Tommy Hunt - Work Song / Ivorys - Please Stay. Salt & Pepper - Man of my World / San Francisco TKOs - Make up your Mind. £50 the pair inc postage. PM me if interested.

Very apt sentiment from the Ice Man. JB RIP

Chuck Jackson - Hand it over. Wand demo. Strong VG+ not far off mint- . Rare demo. £45 inc p&p PM me if interested. SOLD.

Agree with that. Card sleeves purchased from UK sellers seem to be getting smaller albeit we’re talking a mm or 2! Bought a pack of 200 card sleeves without the cut out years ago and still best I’ve ever found. Wish I could remember where I got them from!

I sold him a record on FB last month. No issues with comms, payment etc.

Two stormers for sale today. PM me if interested. P+P either £5.30 1st class signed and recorded or £9 special. Harvey Scales - Trackdown. Magic Touch. Strong VG+. First issue and has sold for £300. Bargain here at £250 Chuck Jackson - Hand it over. Wand demo. Strong VG+ not far off mint- . Rare demo and again a snip at £50

Proper soul survivor. What a life! RIP Tommy.