Dave Pinch

i think mick smith still has one but its broke ..i think he framed it and it on a wall somewhere

think about it tho.....i know they look virtually the same but the fairmount stock is 20 times rarer than the demo

as soon as the sax break kicks in frankie shouts `yeh`, the fairmount copy builds from there but the rouser 45 is edited from that point cutting the rest of the sax break out.. spoils it imo

both the copies of tight 300 at £50 were two years ago...any one else got a white demo of tight 302

there was one recently for £200 on here,,,realisticly £100 to 125 imo

not surprised by that bully at those prices its giving it away imo.....never seen a stock copy

seems to be a difficult one to track down these days,,cant remember the last time i saw one on a dealers list

cheers chalks i thought it had

see not rare at all lol ..seriously did this get booted a year or two back

i think both his robbie lawsons played with a bit of surface noise..there was something wrong with em but cant remember now... he offerered me an insane amount of money for the new wanderers on ready ,i let him take it in the end wish i still had it though

and probably twice the price of a volt copy altho years ago there was not a lot in it..never booted as far as i know and i think its only on the volt issue

john tefteller had some brunswick demo`s for $30..check him out

just general info in case you didnt know. this record reached no 29 on the pop charts in the usa so a few pressing plants were used hence the different typeface...it was reissued on capitol starline series in the early seventies all with the spoken monologue....the uk copy misses the spoken monologue and goes straight into the song dave

no they were 100% expensive when they first turned up. the first time i saw one was a harrogate soul club with john manship..he had a copy. said he`d never seen it before..i asked him how much it was and he said £150. granted it was only a matter of weeks before people were buyin them for half that and less

a mate just gave me a dusty box of 45`s from a house clearance..its full of pop stuff n crap.. but stuck in the middle was a copy of this on uk stateside..which is nice dave

thankfully for every great expensive record theres an equally good cheap un

the gold ones were done from the original plates that popcorn had...whether popcorn did them or someone else got hold of the plates and did them i dont know. but i do know that the gold stamped copies didnt exist before 1998, besides the actual vinyl is different even tho the orig plate was used and the type face is new. no one had seen a gold copy before 1998 then suddenly they were everywhere selling for £150+. i think a green copy had already sold for four figures by that time...whatever..there is only one original issue ..the gold one is a re issue, 2nd issue..boot whatever you want to call it..but its not `real` mind you in these days where people pay good money for reissues ( see tempests or comedy sale threads) does paying £60 for a gold one seem too extreme dave

you bought that from me didnt you pete..four great tracks on it and a nice picture sleeve.................and rare

its still ok bob..but it was much better in the days before price guides and ebay took off

pye demo £25/30 i think col its books at more but probably go for less on ebay but you never know.. if your thinkin of selling ask pete smith he knows his onions on uk stuff

only the once on pye international in 1971 with goin back to detroit on flip......only got the uk stateside lp of goin back to detroit myself now

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sweet 3 gone......third time of tryin tho

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