You can kinda build up a picture:
male, was around in 76 -80, spent more time on the dance floor than the record bar.
Hope he (she - I could well be wrong) gets a good enough price, but fear it may not.
I was looking to see if there was a location, regarding dogstoat's comment above. I don't know if this applies to other uk towns but I do wonder. Were there sets of records available in the mid/late 70s in different locations? I've raised this before but think it's pertinent here. In Mansfield, Notts, I think it would be late 70s we had 2 shops selling a lot of boots (among other things before I offend Phil K), Syd Booths and Vallances (the electrical retailer). I can't remember which shop, think it was Vallances (had a little record booth at the rear of the store, behind the vacuum cleaners) that had white Sassy demo's of Frankie Beverly - If That's What You Wanted for £2. Bought it thinking it to be a boot like most else on the wall of shame. Sold it a few years ago for over £350 to take the kids camping for a week when i was short of £. There must be at least a dozen of these in lofts around this area.
Dean