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    16 hours ago, dylan said:

    What to help the sale or for you to remember what you've had in the future ?

    Both - you can save either into you picture album soul records sale - then list what you sold it for (I also put what I brought it for , where I purchased it, venues I've played it at, where I can remember - swapping for a deal of speed is acceptable) - that allows you to see what you had, 10 years from now after a few beers like a sad old Sod you can sit round with you're mates on one lap top going through and on another you tubing the clip - I guess for the £5 don't mean anything records I wouldn't go into detail.

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    Dick

        You're retired mate, do a back ground searches on price see what they go for and knock em out. Ask on SS for price if in doubt if you're 68 most if you're sounds would have been picked up back in the day for £5 , £15 anything higher that £20 was rare. You're quids in - I sold a few on here a few years ago - I paid £18 for gene Woodbury sold it for £360 and now it's £1,000 plus - it's mad - take ur time group a few rare ones together - if you've got TMG numbers the Motown numbers guys will love it - hope it makes you a million 

    IanP - not sure how much you paid or if you buy high end records - try and use the experience of some of the older guys on here - Russ , RobbK and PeteS have all been around the houses - if in doubt PM them before you buy - I know. You're concern maybe / well then they might buy this super bargain from under you - but they won't, your know why coz if they wanted it they've already got it.

    I hate it where people scam others into buying something that's incorrect, return the record, name the dealer- and draw a line under it.

    just because of one bad dealer, don't mean there all at it , remember it's a hobby- enjoy

    Pete S

     

      bradcam said: 
    Hi

     

    Does anyone know the difference between the boot/reissue and the real deal of Eddie Garrigan - "I Wish I Was" (Fontana).

     

    Thanks in advance.

     

    Brad

     

    The boot is on thick vinyl, blue moulded on label, no machine stamp in the run off. Original is on styrene with stuck on label, blue label or white demo, with appropriate machine stamps.

    8 hours ago, Pete S said:

    The Seeds is a brilliant 60's garage record but doesn't belong on a soul site (*maybe that should say soul night not site)

    2 o clock in the morning speeding your nuts off - Casino - floor was packed - true 100mph stomper - part of history - doesn't matter if you like it or not - it ticked the box at the time and place 

     

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    1 hour ago, RobbK said:

    They have a large Zulu neighbourhood in Birmingham?  They want to get even with The British for atrocities during The Zulu wars???  :lol:

    I lived in Bremen for 5 years, and on weekends, I used to ride my bike back home to the eastern suburbs from my friends' houses in Delmenhorst and Oldenburg between 1:00 and 2:30 AM. When I'd pass through The Centre, near The Beck's Brauerei, I'd always see a bunch of heavily-tatooed Skinheads, drinking, cursing and smashing beer bottles on walls.  I never stopped to "say hello".  Not my kind of folk (to say the least)!  :glare:  Yeah, I guess "tossers" might be a good description of the "unfriendly", "unrelaxed"  type of Skinheads. 

    Robbk

        Zulus in Birmingham were an organised firm of people / mostly male who looked for apposing football firms to fight with.  There numbers ranged from 50-100 for low keyed games and could swell to 750 for major games / they followed Birmingham City Football Club.

    They had a large following of black people (they also controled and ran the firm) -  hence the name Zulus.

    I remember seeing them back in the 80t's about 250 of them at London Bridge - when they chanted it was Zulu, Zulu Zulu - quite impressive.

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    Dean - was there up on the balcony near the top on the circular stairs - he came on from the right hand side of the stage and slid with the sax 🎷- was on the Aldershot coach- where the driver use to dance some of the night away - yes really -  good times great gear. 

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