Chris L

A couple of Frenchies

I think I once had this on Canadian Philips

Never thought it was that great a tune, certainly not that value, nudging 200 quid !!

Can you post a scan ? the boots were a lighter shade of blue, Mirwood did release on vinyl, they're not all boots.

Sounds like a genuine copy. Demos were with and without the big red A. The scratching of the matrix shows it's a Los Angeles pressed record many Okeh were done there, most of the Arthur Wright arranged, Little Richard and Williams & Watson stuff.

Been putting up shelving in the garage/cellar & cupboard in utility room still got to move the record collection, not a lot of space may have to sell some

I would guess plays mint minus ? You could always ask the seller ?

Len, it's dollars not pounds, at today's exchange rate about £1150, still a lot.

Boy! There are some serious numbers out there..........

You have to take into account the average American culture where anything outside their own state is akin to the Moon. Most Americans will have no idea what shipping abroad means. For them it's some strange black magic carried out by wizards. I really ask anyone before you bid make sure the seller will ship to you direct, do ask for that low value, most will oblige. Failing that hopefully you'll have a friend in the US that can accept it if not walk away.

No, he said " I WAS THE ONE WHO ACTUALLY PLAYED IT TO THE TEMPOS CLOSE TO 40 YEARS LATER"

When was this ? I played it to them in 1998

The Tempos & Younghearts were almost the same group, managed by Bobby Sanders he told me that by changing 1 member of the group he had 2. He was a bit of a Del-Boy so he may well been have a part of it.

When I see these GSP bits on a sellers page I always contact them to ask if they are aware of it and explain that it puts overseas buyers off. I try and convince them just to ship USPS Int. I appeal to their sense of greed by telling them that the less the buyer has pay on shipping the more he will pay for records, usually works. Once or twice they've come back and told me they don't know how to send overseas and I walk them through it bit by bit.

Chuck Jackson - All over the world

For me Levis Stubbs & General Johnson, both brown bread.

You'll find that on the Ambers too, I bought a 70s re-issue for a friend some years ago for a fiver, you'd be lucky to get one now on Ebay for under £50.00

Phoooooff....................I sold mine on UK UA for about £30.00 (and struggled) and another on Pepper at £18.00 all last year or beginning this.

How much is it up to already ?

The original US Motown EPs are well worth collecting. Made for juke boxes they often come with the paper strips. I have a Miracles & Supremes not sure how many others there are, meethinks a Four Tops & Temptations for sure. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/301794043312?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT A tad optimistic meethinks..........

I've only ever seen those white 1 sided demos under "Rules of love" although there are some single-sided with "Laws of love". They all go for anywhere £150 - £250.00

Not as far as I know, it came out on French single and is on an album, the other version is of course James Barnett.

He does say "low opening bid"

One went on Ebay 2 weeks ago at ...................................................... https://www.popsike.com/The-7TH-Avenue-Aviators-1965-You-Should-O-Held-On-Congress-CG255-Promo-Rare-NM/252147989576.html

Holy Schmoly !!!