Chris L

Yes, sorry, you're right. These tend to sell at about £150-ish, why I don't know

The rocking crew........................

Hey these things happen. Think of the very early days of the Mecca, PJ Proby Niki Hoekey, can't think of a duffer at The Torch but I'm sure there was one

UK 2nd issue UK 3rd re-issue Original US issue It came out on lots of foreign labels, good fun hunting these down

A very good question, about 3 - 4 years ago you could buy one for less than a fiver now they are about £20.00+ a throw depending on the issue. An EX original US Columbia will cost around £15-25 and the US re-issue not much less. On original UK CBS 7463 about £25.00 or more and the later CBS re-issue about £15 - 20. I think mine's on Australian CBS, would need to check. If you want to buy one be patient, shop around, go for the early UK CBS issue with the 4 spoked centre Good luck.

Anybody know it's history Northern Soul wise ? A Wigan "pop" choon ?

£140 - 160.00 but I might sell you one at £402.00

Both of those coming from a seller who seems to get amazing prices, I think there must be a secret hypnotist embedded in the auction page !!

Without doubt THE driving force behind all that Money stuff

Buy it on US V.I.P. for about £10/15.00

A very talented man, big influence on us when in our teens, RIP.

Just hope for buyer it plays OK but it does look ruff..........................

I seem to remember Nigel Martin having either 2 or 3 copies of circa 1973. His dad was a pilot with Canadian Pacific and used to do the records shops for Nigel. I thought that they came from Martin Koppel, anyway the story is his dad should have gotten "Love you baby" but the shop owner only had "I'm gone" so he bought them. Nigel used to get people writing to him, coming round his house and was approached all the times at venues, all begging to buy one. Ask Martin K if he remembers Nigel and/or his dad ?

For heavens sake $5.000 for this ? Boy I hope it plays OK because it looks sh**ty................

Yes I know it's real screw up. If it's a seller who reads his messages and acts on them you can usually mail and tell him which ones you want and he'll invoice accordingly. What I have done is pay the shipping charges on all of them and get seller to refund, done this about 3 times.

I just had to post this, nicked from internet, this must be a really rare piece of vinyl ! LEBANON I thought my Filipino Major Lance - Investigate was "foreign"

I assume we're talking about "KeithRed" here ? Doesn't seem to be anything for sale right now ?

Big risk, could be a hisser

The world's gone mad...................it may go to $3000.00 before the day's over

It'll add another £100.00 to value for sure

Did it ever come out on a 7" ?

£200.00 - 225.00

Bought a NAD C 320 in 2001 still going very, very strong, thoroughly recommended.

Was looking at her name on some credits at the weekend, a real talent for sure, if I'm correct she was in her 90s when she departed.

Sellers don't actually "charge" for postage, they price it up and the decision to accept it or not is the buyers'. I always add it to the price of the record and make my decision on total cost. Buying from the US can range from $10.00 and anything up to $28.00. If it's the latter I always challenge it and ask for an explanation, usually they'll come down, I quote the USPS website calculation. UK postage costs are pretty good, perhaps only bettered by Holland and the US. Paying up to about £2.75 for a 1st class signed for (remember there's £50.00 insurance included) isn't extortion and anything over that value should go special delivery at about £5.50 - 7.00.