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  1. That is correct sir. Think it's about £100/150 for the bottom one and another £100 or so for the top one. No matter, I would quite happily hand over £100 for the bottom one no problems, but I don't have to as I have it!
  2. For my two-peneth worth, the top design is the first one I believe and the harder of the two to get. The bottom design was booted as Pete says. Nashville matrix on the bottom one will confirm it's a real copy. I must also add, what a fantastic 45 this is! Flip is excellent too 'You'll See'. Superb Detroit tune that I have been asked to sell on numerous occasions.....but it ain't happening!
  3. I have a near mint copy. Pm'd you ok.
  4. ...so, who's ventured into the ghettos looking for garage sales like that guy?
  5. https://www.miledeepfilms.com/ Click on 'Work' Then 'In House Creative' scroll down to 'Crate Diggers' Love the Funk/Soul collector and listen to what he says at the end credit roll....pussy over records!!
  6. Definitely, without a doubt the 'real' title has to be 'Suspicion' surely! I always thought that the 'Baby Have Mercy On Me' titled on the original acetate must have been a mistake?? There was another 'boot' doing the rounds on a look-a-like Motown 'Soul' label a few years ago, this has the instrumental on the flip (well, vocals removed!) which stops quite suddenly!
  7. What should have been on the flip then Rod? Do tell.
  8. In fact, you got that wrong! It's actually.... "you can call me eneytime but for get after 10pm" which is of course the correct spelling and grammar for that sentence.
  9. Apparently, all the schools in Knutsford (sellers address) closed down in the late 1960's
  10. 'Let The Music Play' by Roy Hamilton first showed itself on Kent's CD 'RCA - Rare Collectable & Soulful'. The Kent 45 is obviously the first vinyl release I would say.
  11. Yes Chalky, I have the Fros Ray (flesh coloured label) 45. Flip is a nice ballad though, but obviously not as good as 'Can't No One Man'! Still quoted as the same price as Invincibles in Manship's, maybe because the Soul Gents is the first???
  12. There's also the 'Soul Gents' on Fros Ray....about the same price. This is the same group I believe.
  13. There's so much to be covered, obviously it all depends if he has specific 45's in mind. Otherwise the only source that's documented regarding most of the Northern Soul 45s is to get a copy of John Manships 'Bootleg' guide (about £8)...or (more expensive) J.M's new Northern Soul Price Guide 2009 edition that incorporates the bootleg guide also. If he has specific 45's in mind, then post them up on here where he will get good help sorting out the originals from the bootlegs.
  14. Worth a punt of the more recent releases is Johnny Sayles 'I Can't Get Enough Of Your Love' for the previously unreleased gem 'Tell Me Where I Stand' on the flip!
  15. Hi, I have e-mailed you. I have a lot of photos from that period. I was a Suedehead and my brother was a fully fledged Mod. A lot of the photos are in my file hosting page, I send you the address via e-mail. John
  16. £1,500 !!! but it's not just records, also includes vintage Action Man, comics and stuff for the daughters (they paid) i.e festival tickets, also some stuff for my old man. Still a lot though when you think about it!
  17. ..oh, turns out we're aint going out just yet. Just dug it out, it's ex. I'll pm you ok
  18. Hi, I have a Joe Hicks vinyl original. 'Soul Meetin' on the flip. I'll dig it out later and let you know condition if you're still interested. Going out now, be back later after the Spurs/Liverpool game. Cheers, John
  19. Agree with Ken, worth having. Proper UK release at a fraction of the price. Great sound quality too.
  20. Well I like it, anyone got one for sale?


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