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  1. phillyDaveG
    The last 2 I've seen sold went for £30 & £40 Paul. Try doing a google, I bet you can't find one cheaper for sale. I think I prefer this to the Ollie Nightingale version, both superb though.
  2. phillyDaveG
    Surely that should be none the less, or more correctly nonetheless. Touche
  3. phillyDaveG
    More Marv (UA) would be about £40-£50
  4. phillyDaveG
    The Lynn White might be £10 on Expansion but the SOH release is much more like £30+. The Marcia Hines makes perfect sense, she is Australian I believe.
  5. phillyDaveG
    Yes, LP only. "The truth has come to light" (1977 Glades). Excellent LP (both sides of the Glades 45 are on it). 7" about £10, LP about £15.
  6. phillyDaveG
    LMAO, I genuinely thought you were pulling my leg...until.... >
  7. phillyDaveG
    I think audiophiles might disagree there, but I suppose it doesn't make much odds when most old 45s have already been through the mill a bit I guess. PS. Fisher Price lol, are they still going, or did they go out with Ronco? >
  8. phillyDaveG
    Aren't you all missing a salient point? It doesn't matter how robust, small, well built it is - most of these have poor quality needles and you will probably be plonking it on an a wonky table and then listening to a record. Isn't there a fair chance that you are doing a lot of harm to something you might be about to buy?
  9. phillyDaveG
    I have both the original & the P-Vine reissue, sound is pretty awful on both (common for the label).
  10. phillyDaveG
    No it's not.
  11. phillyDaveG
    Err, why should it be? There are thousands of none LP 45s out there, this is just another one. PS. Great LP though.
  12. phillyDaveG
    Hmm. looks dodgy to me too. Despite a feedback of 131, he has sold only 1 item in over 5 years. He mentions that old Manship bloke from the chippy again too
  13. phillyDaveG
    Yes love "Our love has seen us through". Going way back in time, I have a soft spot for Freddie Gorman "The day will come" on Miracle.
  14. phillyDaveG
    Yes, she had the 1 LP on Prelude "I am your woman, she is your wife" in 78
  15. phillyDaveG
    Try the brilliant piece of Philly midtempo "If you knew him like I do" (69/70 - General American 45 & LP track). Cheaper than chips too. My favourite album would be the WMOT one "A piece of my life" 1980 , packed with great tunes. (I think Paul has the WMOT LP name wrong above)
  16. phillyDaveG
    No it didn't.
  17. phillyDaveG
    Well as someone who still buy an awful lot of new releases, CD or downloading is the only available format in 99% of cases. Of course for pure sound quality, analog vinyl is significantly better than any digital format (all of which approximate analogue). However that's only the case if you have a top end deck and clean vinyl.
  18. phillyDaveG
    I think you've missed George's point there. There is a vast difference between a soul fan and a soul collector. A fan buys music he likes, for the express idea of getting as much enjoyment from them as possible, with little thought of their resell value. If someone is buying stuff for the express purpose of making money, then they aren't going to have a colection tailored to their likes and it is less likley to give them as much pleasure, unless making £ is more important than the music.
  19. phillyDaveG
    You mean Gold Mind of course. Not that Goldmine wouldn't have minded putting it out ;)
  20. phillyDaveG
    Err, give us a clue then, what track?
  21. phillyDaveG
    Most of those high popsike values are for the original promo, but you should still get £200 or more.
  22. phillyDaveG
    The 1st issue was promo only and comes with KK stamped in the runout deadwax signifying the Miami pressing plant. The first run off the issue sounds like the one you (and I) have. It has SG456-A & SG456-B in the runouts along with the FULLERSOUND monica. This came out in about 81. "Evil vibrations" does not slow down. Then there were at least 2 re-issues (both with the slowed down "Evil vibrations") in the late 8s and late 9ts. Then the Luv&Hight reissue followed. Hope that helps!
  23. phillyDaveG
    Never ever been bored of playing my music. I once figured out that to play it all back to back would take about 9 years of 8 hour days lol. Seriously, there's always a box full of stuff that I haven't played for years that I can pull out. The day boredom sets in is the day I'll consider my love of music is dead. Of course, the fact that new music still floats my boat is a major factor too. I still get excited by this week's new releases in the same way I did way back when. Current new favourite L.J.Reynolds version of "You sure love to ball" - brilliant!
  24. phillyDaveG
    £150 assuming ex+ or above.
  25. phillyDaveG
    Lol, that's a fairly common one over the years. What's worse is when you ask them to name something they know and would like to hear, they can't! Another one I sometimes get is can you play something from the charts. I normally play some obscure 7ts thing saying "..and that made the Chicago R&B top 100 back in '73"


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