Chris L

Good question ! Can't think I've ever had one, the Reo & Quality have been chunky vinyl. Worth having : Otis Leavill - When the music grooves on Canadian Mercury !

Thought so too........I thought about £85.00/90.00

I've seen a mint one of these for sale but can't find anywhere recent sales prices. Looks like it could go for £80.00.

I know where I can buy one, mint, what's it worth ?

I've had Major Lance - You don't want me no more on Canadian Epic, twice in fact, sold them for about £150/180 a piece, they sold quickly but would have expected about £300 for an Okeh. My Larry Williams/Watson - Too late sold for £51.00, in EX+ condition, small amount of writing on label for an Okeh around £60/70.

Dutch Argentinian

Strictly speaking the one on Bank, but they all are except Mojo, Collectables & blue/gold MGM.

Found these today. Canadian Belgian

Have to guess they're "legitimate" releases, well done.

Can you post a scan of label ? Thanks

My buddy looking for Major Lance - You don't want me no more on the small 45 Okeh series. He missed the one that went on Ebay last week (for £17.00), this one completes his set. Anything in decent condition, say from VG+ to M- Thanks

B side of Clarence Carter "Messin' with my mind" - I Was In The Neighbourhood. Only discovered this when I bought a demo with Messin' on both labels and played it by mistake only to get this gem, very nice.

Here's a couple of rare ones.................. Yugoslavia Taiwan

Still got my blue & silver copies, shoot..........think I've had them since the early/mid 70s

Found a record arranger in Los Angeles, flew across especially to see him..............pretty drastic meethinks.............

Yes you're right, there's no way a UK customs official would know the value of records (thanks heavens) however if you've bought a job lot of 25/30 they might well question a value of about $10.00.

If a US seller sells you an item for say $50.00 and shipping costs $15.00 then the customs value as far as the UK customs are concerned is $65.00. For US customs the value is still $50.00 - so far so good ? The seller pay no taxes or charges if he/she ships directly with the USPS or any other integrator (DHL, Fedex, UPS, et al) If it's a new or used item the UK Customs will charge an import duty and V.A.T. on that combined value - if a commercial item then the maximum value allowed is only £15.00 but if it's declared as a gift that rises to £36.00. Here's the current text : https://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsPortalWebApp/channelsPortalWebApp.portal?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=pageTravel_ShowContent&id=HMCE_CL_000014&propertyType=document#P25_2720 The message is clear : 1. Ask your seller to declare the value as low as possible, about $40.00 2. Ask him/her to mark as "gift" Be careful !! (Achtung !!) customs are not silly dic*heads they may well ask you for proof of payment (Paypal, etc.) so you'll need a back up plan for that. If anybody wants specific help then get back via PM. Good luck !!!

There is one on UK Ebay right now for £2.99....................... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AL-WILSON-TOUCH-GO-ROCKY-ROAD-NORTHERN-SOUL-/261368159783?pt=UK_Records&hash=item3cdac19e27 Good luck

Here's the French issues and the Canadian.

Thanks for posting, I always ask seller to value record(s) at under $50.00, most have done so.

There are probably even more releases of this record, it was pretty popular late 60s early 70s in the UK clubs, north and south.

£4.87 Varying prices..............

The thought.........................

Always thought that this was one of the very best soul records ever made.........

This must be the worst version ever https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oe4_e5OLwaw Great pic sleeve though.......