Chris L

Well spotted that man I couldn't find the soundfile so left if off There's no fooling you is there Julian ?

Harold Melvin & Denise La Salle now on HOLD

For sale - all originals - with sound files of actual records (do listen). Prices include postage to anywhere within the EEU Dee Dee Sharp - What kind of lady VG- Gamble (looks a bit rough plays as per sound file) - £55.00 The Velvelettes - Lonely lonely girl am I - VG+ VIP - 70.00 The Dells - Run for cover - EX - Cadet - £60.00 The Tymes - Here she comes - M- Parkway - £55.00 The Spinners - I just want to fall in love - M - plays perfect £45.00 Denise La Salle - A love reputation - VG - £55.00 SOLD Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes - Get out - VG - Landa - £55.00 SOLD Velvelettes Lonely girl One.mp3 dells_run for cover.mp3 Tymes here she comes.mp3 Dee Dee Sharp What lady.mp3 Denise La Salle.mp3 Harold Melvin Get out.mp3

Original issue, Art Freeman - Slippin' around, M-, plays perfect £135.00 includes postage to anywhere within the EEU. I can take cheques, money and postal orders also Paypal.

I bought an item last week (not records) and got sent product that wasn't 100% what I ordered, when I contacted seller his/her reply was "You got more than you ordered you should be happy" I pointed out that half of it was useless to me I don't think there's enough space on this page to relate to my buying activities on Ebay, maybe we should write a book about it.

Many thanks for advice and info Mick, already got a refund

Thanks, will try it have same again going on right now.

Ernie, I live in Belgium.

I would have thought + - £40.00 for issue and £50 - 60 for demo, maybe more, you don't see them often for sale. You might get more by advertising in Belgian Popcorn circles, it's pretty big over here. I know JM got £160 for his but I've never seen it sell for that high anywhere else.

Aren't the black ones earlier issues ?

See two bidders retracted their bids down to £650.00 now !!

No not bootlegged not a real biggie or worth doing I would have thought. Black issue, white demo.

Good luck, years and years ago you could pick one up for about £25 - 30 whilst the US ABC ones were going for more than £50.00, don't know why it changed.

They do go for silly money right now, at least £100.00, you'd be better off getting the US ABC release.

That's true, the whole gaggle that used to be stocked at that Leighton Buzzard record shop (can't remember the name) in the 1970s (Hesitations, Younghearts, Rose Batiste, Barbara Mills, etc) sell now for near original money. In a dark room it's tough to tell them from originals and the Johnny-come-lately/Bedroom DJs do buy them.

I sell quite a bit on Ebay, you'd be surprised how many buyers come back and say "Oh! I didn't see/read that". I am sure they just see the photo-scan, price and bid accordingly.

I'm pretty sure I had some on vinyl

I believe the record just made it into the Billboard Top 100

Wouldn't mind seeing a copy of that. Back in about 1998/99 I bought about 10 copies of Johnny Sayles in the US, all were DJ copies and the seller scratched out the "not for sale" text they were originals but has less text on them than regular copies. I'm guessing because of the 1960s chaos to get records pressed standards were not always followed.

Mines the top one, I've had all of them and prefer the bottom one, never like the white one much, but hey-ho as long as it's an original.

And yet in 1972 it was quite a rare record.

All three of these are orginals