Dave Pinch
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the uk copy that came out in the mid 70`s has a different sleeve...........pye distributed. i sold one for a tenner. dave
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it certainly is harry:thumbsup: dave
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just to try and even things up. i think debbie is better but at £1500 i`d have to think twice about selling mine. on second thoughts maybe not. but id have thought £6/700 maybe. certainly rarer than juans version dave
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500 quid of anyones money. probably more on a good day dave
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mine came from a french funk dealer for £25 some years ago dave
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our brian played it at the chillout on sunday/ always packs the floor. never never girl is a top tune, george mcrae does a decent version on a tk lp also. dave
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Bobby Paris - True Blue Eyed Soul - 45's
Dave Pinch replied to The Tempest's topic in Look At Your Box
did this come out on white demo in the uk. i know polydor issued white demo`s in 1966 but after that i thought they were sample /sticker on a regular shop copy. if it did i`d love to see it. white label test pressing maybe........... dave -
£50/60 DEALER PRICE...............PROBABLY CHEAPER ON EBAY STEVE DAVE:hatsoff2:
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A LONDON ISSUE WENT THRU EBAY ABOUT 3 WEEKS AGO ..........................FINISHED AT £103:hatsoff2: DAVE
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you mean as it was added to the rouser release as this is the 2nd issue dave
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pete lowrie used to play it from time to time before he sold up in the late 90`s as i remember. i had it on a tape from him. it was easily the worst track on the tape dave
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the finest copy for a demo lol:rolleyes: dave
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initially the president label issued contemporary us releases. the casino`s then you can tell me made no 6 on the us charts in march 67 and made no 28 on the uk charts in march 1967. releases like jimmy robbins ,felice taylor, johnny wyatt also came hot on the tracks of the usa counterparts. but also we know that president did later re release club sounds as well dave ps the casino`s is probably one of the commonist northern soul 45`s. but still a good record nonetheless
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ive had the one sided demo of 3024. demo copy not for sale on the center with release date and all that. not seen that aussie copy before tho ...........nice
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dont take your sweet love away from 1968 is also very nice by him on atco too /more/soul-library/41293-ben-e-king-dont-take-your-sweet-love-away-atco/ dave
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the 3002 issue from 1972 is not common IMO. do proper demo`s exist. all i have seen are issue copies with a sample sticker ( like mine) or a plain white label with hand written stuff on it. also there was no american 45 0f it. lets face it. if it wasnt played on the scene there would not have been a 3024 copy. also repromoted on 3024 but with a tamla motown label issued in 1979 i think dave
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at least the price of the issue. but as i said . ive had one in my hands and so has dave flynn so theres probably one or two more kickin around. its the sort of thing JM would get £800 for in auction dave
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demand dave. because of my heart is a massive oldie with a top tune flip and people dont know she kissed me. sometimes rarity has nothing to do with it dave
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the fairmount issue is mega rare although sadly it looks the same apart from the promotional text.................still fetches a packet and one of the best 2 siders imo dave
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nice mid tempo , just right for today. uk collectors be aware. i have a nice uk issue i might sell lol dave
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sitting pretty is a nice track from that lp as well imo dave
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Ordinary Joe ..terry Callier Bargain..buy It Now
Dave Pinch replied to Gasher's topic in Look At Your Box
i dont think it would sell for £350...............£250 more like it dave -
great tune. i think that demo is a vinyl demo. i have a canadian issue that i think looks nice. maybe @ $29.99 it might still be there dave
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so have i . andy lees had it . i had a good look at it. but i do have a tendency to get very very drunk when out to play sometimes dave
