Spinologist

I sold a copy of this record for $64.89 last July on Ebay. The condition was VG to VG- (had some scratches) It went to a guy in France. BILL WILLIAMS- WCM RECORDS: THINGS WILL BE BETTER TOMORROW / ROBOT PEOPLE Regards, Spinologist

Does anyone have any information on this record? (including value?) Pee Wee, Shuck, and Huey on Flagg 101: Beside Myself (You're All I Got) / I Know We're In Love I have seen it on some playlists. Thank you for any information. Best Regards, Phil Kimball

Hello again everyone. I just listed another 35 northern soul, modern soul, funk, instrumentals, and R&B 45's on Ebay. Most of the items have low starting bids, with no reserves. There are streaming audios files for each listing. Hopefully, there is something for everyone. Please check it out at: https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZspinologist Many thanks for the looks! the Spinologist

Hi everyone, Twenty two new records have been listed with mostly low minimum opening bids, and no reserve. Please click: https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZspinologist Many thanks for the look. Spinologist

Hi everyone, I just listed 30 more soul, funk, and R&B 45's on Ebay, with mostly low minimum starting bids, and no reserves. Please go to: https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZspinologist Thank you for taking a look. Best Regards, the spinologist

Hi everyone, An Ebay soul 45 auction with over 30 items is ending in the next two days. Please check it out for some unusual items, with no reserves. Go to: https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZspinologist Many thanks, and Happy Independence Day from the States! Regards, the spinologist

Hi y'all, Please check out my new Ebay auction with lots of northern and modern soul, R&B, and funk 45's, including some really unusual items. There are many low minimum bids, with no reserve, and full sound files. Go to: https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZspinologist Thanks for the look. Best Regards, the Spinologist

Many thanks for this nice compliment, Matt. I always try to please. Very Best Regards, Phil

Ladies and gentlemen, My current Ebay auction is ending in the next 24 to 48 hours. Low minimum bids and no reserves. Some nice items can be found at: https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZspinologist Thanks for the look, Phil

Hi everyone, Please click this link for my current auction: https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZspinologist Lots of good stuff! the Spinologist

Any demand for this record? Manship's values at 50 pounds? Is that about right?

Hi everyone, Please check out my new Ebay auction, which ends on May 30th and 31st, at: https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZspinologist There are lots of unusual 45's, with full sound files, low minimum starting bids, and no reserves. The listings include northern and modern soul, crossover, funk, and rhythm and blues. There are oddball labels, unknown releases, and a few other surprises. Sincerely, the Spinologist

I have one last copy of the Captions doing Turn Out the Lights. It's pretty clean. I may just auction it on Ebay in one of my upcoming auctions. If you want to make an offer, I'll think it over. If that doesn't work, you can always bid on it with all the other folks. I plan to auction it fairly soon. (seller name: spinologist) Lots of people prefer doing business on Ebay anyway for their own protection. Best, Phil

Hi Everyone, I just listed 36 new 45's on Ebay at: https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZspinologist It's seven day auction, with low minimum bids, and no reserve. Best Regards, the Spinologist

Thanks for the referral. I contacted Joe through Ebay. Here is what he wrote: Hi. I did have one for sale a couple years back, and I believe I ultimately sold it, though I don't remember how or for how much. My copy was pretty beat up. It doesn't have a great track record price-wise, but it's an oddball record, and not particularly common (though more so than the other Soul Track 45s), so it could conceivably fetch real money. I probably got $50-100 for mine, but I'm guessing. It seems to me there were some tie-ins in the credits between this one and the Detroit Sex Machines, but I don't remember specifically, and I could be wrong. Not very helpful, I know, but that's what happens when the memory goes... Best, Joe Moorehouse - 16-33-45-78

Hi Boba, Thanks for the information on the Ambassadors on Soul Track. Yeah, this copy is very beat up, and plays with lots of surface noise. I will start with a low minimum bid on it in my next auction. Thanks also for the good feedback on your last acquisition from me by the Kansas City Express. I read your forum input on bootlegss. Last month, I listed the Imperial Wonders on the Solid Foundation label. it looked authentic, as the label showed wear and fading. Upon closer inspection, the marks in the trail off indicated it was a 1960's bootleg, and I had to withdraw it from the auction. Noteworthy that bootlegs were even made back then, before there the items had become collectible.

I collected records in Los Angeles for over thirty years, and turned up one copy of the record, which I sold off Ebay to a well known collector about three years ago. Great record, and I transferred it to a CD before I sold it. My friend, another long time collector, used to see Agee hanging around the Adams district in Los Angeles with his cane. Jerry White, another musician and record producer, briefly reissued some of Agee's Celeste and Shirley sides onto a vinyl LP back in the 70's. He had that sonorous voice, like Percy Mayfield, just a great singer.

Hi, I turned up a copy of this disc, credited to Clemmer Yancy, an Impala Record Production from Detroit. One side is funk, flipped with a ballad, a nice group release. Any info would be appreciated! Spinologist

Hi everyone, I have an auction ending in the next two days on Ebay. Check it out at: https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZspinologist Lots of nice stuff! Thanks for looking, the Spinologist

Hi, I have a 45 by a group called the Ambassador's on Soul Track Records's Sound in Motion label, an Impala Record production of Detroit, Michigan. Both sides are credited to Clemmer Yancy. The A side is a funk piece called I've Got to find Her, and the B side is a ballad called Believe In Me. Anyone heard of this one? Any information would be appreciated. The Spinologist

Hi, Just curious mates, about the Eddie Jay and Ray 45 on the PPLO Records label, entitled Keep Smilin'. I found a copy recently in Los Angeles, and wondered if there is any interest in this one across the pond? Any information would be appreceiated. Thanks!

I just listed the rare Tommy Youngblood Rayco release of Now You're On Your Own on Ebay. My seller name is the spinologist.