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yeah, not as bad as the reggae dude but there are some french / algerian kids who mess with some modern auctions. usually boogie specific though.

good job

I seriously doubt it is a bootleg. Manship's guide listing the other side as the a-side doesn't mean it was the promoed side. A large percentage of northern sides are really the b-side and if he tried to list the "true" a-side first it would probably be confusing as a northern soul focused guide.

I think it's from before jerry-o went to detroit, and that it's half chicago half st louis. Bernie Hayes still writes a column for a st louis newspaper, I think I googled once and found his email (but can't find it now), maybe you can find it and ask him.

this is taking me a long time to do and I want to make sure there are audio clips and everything, so I probably won't get this out until Monday. But feel free to request to be added to my list if you're not on there already. Thanks.

relisted now, apparently the high bidder backed out

Definitely looks like a Jamaican bootleg

I think it was a chicago label with st louis connections via bernie hayes. what detroit thing is on the label?

I have a Jamaican press of this LP if someone wants it, it's on a blue stax label.

Thanks for the correction. I think it was a little more than a few years but either way your point still stands -- if there's many copies floating around in the UK, that changes things.

Thanks everyone. That specific set with the linda jones I decided to go back and play some more classic records.

I don't think that this record is common. I think it's the type of record where demand affects the price dramatically.

To be precise, there is only one record on Red Bird credited as the Poets. The same group had a second Red Bird 45 as the Insiders and went on to have two 45s on RCA as the Insiders before becoming the main ingredient.

the new volume will have the J2 record after the symbol records

great observation, I had not thought of that

I paid more than that for a worse condition of the reggie saddler. A bunch of other stuff was expensive though.

no but they probably are also watching it on ebay. i go through all items ending in a day, watch items i'm interested in, and then put in snipes. i could go back and delete the watches but that wouldn't accomplish much.

whenever someone in the US sees a record they own go for 4 figures, dollar signs light up in their eyes

what does this mean?

is that seller rudy tee of rudy and the reno bops?

In a couple of days I'm emailing out a list of sweet soul group 45s. Mostly under the radar stuff that is less than $100 or even $50. All records that I think are excellent, no crap. PM me your name and email address if you are interested in receiving the list. Hopefully this is the first of many lists. Thanks a lot.

Hi. Last Sunday I did a really good music show (first music show into my 10th year of this show), I already have listened to it about a dozen times... You can download it directly using this link (e.g. right click and save as) https://www.sittinginthepark.com/5-6-2012.mp3?'>https://www.sittinginthepark.com/5-6-2012.mp3? If you want to listen to other music shows or the interviews that I've done with members of Chicago groups, you can go to the root of my page at https://www.sittinginthepark.com/ and click on the music shows link or the interviews link. Playlist follows, thanks again for your interest. Trips - Love can't be modernized - Soundville Four Thoughts - Kisses and Roses - Womar People's Choice - Savin' my loving for you - Palmer Penetrations - Sweet Sweet Baby - Highland Cautions - Watch your step - Shrine Willie Brown - Love that stranger - Tri-it David Sheffield - You're wrong you're wrong - Stone Lady Festivals - Give her up - Collosus Upperhand Band - Get it together - Spy Compacts - Why can't it be - Carla Valentinos - Darling please come back home - SAR Turnarounds - Run away and hide - Era Tempting Ones - Watch me now - Vaughn Johnny Durain - Some day I'll get over you - Big City Harold Dickey and the Passions - She was always around - Prescot Lost Souls - It won't work out baby - Glascoe (blue label) Sensations - It's a new day - Way Out Tony Owens - Confessing a feeling - Cotillion Linda Jones - Ooh baby you move me - Neptune Eddie Holman - I love you - ABC Love Experience - Waiting for your love - Cherry Red Soul Phonics - Without you life is nothing - Shadow Smoked Sugar - Keeping up my front - 20th Century 7th House - I can't believe you are mine (early version) - Dee O's Papa and the Utopians - Cry for Joy - Poizon thanks, Bob

you're saying that trashed copy that just ended was VG+? This copy? https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&_trksid=p4340.l2557&hash=item46036058cb&item=300704356555&nma=true&pt=Music_on_Vinyl&rt=nc&si=xgr51AfjJ7hDyS4I%252BH%252FVebg8bUI%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc#ht_500wt_922

I have experienced most of these but most were in basements and not storage units. I got hooked up with the guy with the most ridiculous collection I went through because in the 70s he managed a porno theater that my friend was a busker for. It was super hot and we were in his basement and he was in his bedroom above us shirtless (he didn't have an air conditioner) and his whole bedroom was lined with copied VHS tapes. I don't know if they were classic movies or porn but it was creepy. Afterwards he made us drive him to the grocery store and back and he smashed his cart into my car, scratching it. He died like a year ago and big Chicago collector Bob Stallworth got all of his records.

have you seen poop in a storage unit?