Dave Pinch

no the one i had was ok . always sold em tho. the only one i got left is the garland green oops just checked. it was the hamptons i had. memory fading dave

it is john. hope you are well my friend.all the best for 2009 dave

thanks for that sebastian. i was always hopeless at writing letters. thats pretty much what i wanted to say theres always a difference. down to the type of vinyl, type of paper, the markings and thats just on the not so obvious reissues dave

so then.when were they done. bearing in mind al mason has been brought into the equasion. thats 20 years old. legally done and you never see it. nobody else noticed them b4 and mostly what are the differences because theres not been a 100% perfect boot done yet dave

richard searling in early 80s use to play it from time to time.ive certainly got a tape of it on radio hallam from 1982. thats the first i heard of it. also found a copy for one pound fifty soon after dave

ooooooooooooooh 80 quid

into the last half hour and its over 50 quid. dave

viola wills should be cheap as chips. i bought the 7 and 12in as new releases on streetwave in early 1986 dave

hip to your ways has always been a rare stock copy with the instrumental on the flip but if you shop around you might be able to pick up a demo for around 40 ukp. you`d be pushed to get im not ready for less than 300 even on ebay. didnt jm get over 600 in auction for it a couple of years ago . both top tunes which ever way you look at it dave

and it 45s like this that make the gerri hall hotline record on another thread sound really mediocre dave

wish id bought the finyl vinyl one from gary welch a few years ago when he was selling for £80 thought long and hard about it but took summat else from him. still looking and i would make do with a bunky one but not for £200 and i cant be bothered with trading. i feel the need to keep everything right now dave

the 7in stock copy is quite hard. demos are dont send me away both sides. b side is you got dat right. not bad despite the silly title dave

think its 1966 around springtime (backbeat570) date stamped copy anyone? dave

the ones from 1969/70/71 the black and white ones are west coast and usually delta stamped on styrene my roz ryan and stealing love demos are like this dave

look at the bottom of page 5 in sales. theres his latest batch. makes interesting reading dave

forget the faces, original is stamped mgm like. boot is not. dave

was it that long ago since it was reissued or has it been reissued on pap b4 dave

common on a white demo, now . dave pinch.

FUNNILY ENOUGH THE RECORD LISTED ABOVE IT ON GEMM WAS `THATS THE PRICE YOU HAVE TO PAY` WHICH WAS $12.99 WHEN I LOOKED 2 SECONDS AFTER READING THE THREAD. A CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY I`D SAY .WHILE THIS RECORD IS NOT RARE,(IVE HAD FIVE COPIES OF IT). ITS NOT COMMON EITHER. AND WE OUGHT REALLY NOT TO LOOK DOWN OUR NOSES AT THESE 45S DAVE SUNDAY CHILL OUT 14TH DECEMBER HORSE AND GROOM PUB EAST LAITH GATE DONCASTER FROM 12 NOON

uk copy on uk ebay as we speak item 120343095464 auction tho dave

im sure its only booked at 300 quid but i would have thought nearer 700. im sure there was a topic on here a few months ago dave

are we talking about inventory on heartache steve. if so my pal gaz steele gave andy dyson 300 for it a couple of years ago. could well be a bit more these days. might even be less dave

just listening to the record make me not believe that. plus his other 45 on dade is clean up man.the same as betty wright. in parts it really does lean on stevie and thats summer 69 dave

more a safe bet to say 100 quid.. the old northern soul rule. 1k if you want one 2k if youre selling one dave

does appear to be the norm these days doesnt it, to wail rather than to sing. although i do like a bit of modern soul. its the same as any genre to sift thru the dross for the good stuff dave