spyinthesky Posted 28 May, 2022 Posted 28 May, 2022 Just bought a 45rpm single by Clifford Chance 'She Shot a Hole in My Soul' with 'Wont you Shag with me' on the flip side.. Interesting B side!!! Anyone have an idea of the value?
Golactico Posted 28 May, 2022 Posted 28 May, 2022 Can't help with the value, but the Shag was an American dance craze from the 40s/50s. The Tams tried a revival with their late 80s single 'There ain't nothing like shagging'. Oo er missus.
egg Posted 28 May, 2022 Posted 28 May, 2022 Discogs don't list it with that b side, but no other version has ever fetched more than £20, and no Clifford Chance stuff seems to make strong money. Interesting to get something different all the same. 2
cloggy saint Posted 29 May, 2022 Posted 29 May, 2022 17 hours ago, Golactico said: The Tams tried a revival with their late 80s single 'There ain't nothing like shagging'. <MLG/MODE> It was a mid 70's single. 1
OldNick Posted 30 May, 2022 Posted 30 May, 2022 you need punk and edgy 70/80's music for them to have value, really
The Cat Posted 30 May, 2022 Posted 30 May, 2022 6 hours ago, OldNick said: you need punk and edgy 70/80's music for them to have value, really 70's psych, original African records, first pressings of bands that become massive, Northern Soul 7" and old funk/blues are others where the big money goes on. This monthly list from Discogs is always interesting: https://blog.discogs.com/en/top-30-most-expensive-items-sold-on-discogs-in-march-2022/ 1
spyinthesky Posted 30 May, 2022 Author Posted 30 May, 2022 1 hour ago, The Cat said: 70's psych, original African records, first pressings of bands that become massive, Northern Soul 7" and old funk/blues are others where the big money goes on. This monthly list from Discogs is always interesting: https://blog.discogs.com/en/top-30-most-expensive-items-sold-on-discogs-in-march-2022/ A mate of mine, who deals in Northern Soul records, sold one of the two 45rpm vinyl copies of Frank Wilson's..'Do I Love You (Indeed I do')...for £18k about 20 years ago. It was resold 2 years ago to a guy called Lee Jeffries for a reported £100k!! 2
RedArmy Posted 30 May, 2022 Posted 30 May, 2022 1 hour ago, spyinthesky said: A mate of mine, who deals in Northern Soul records, sold one of the two 45rpm vinyl copies of Frank Wilson's..'Do I Love You (Indeed I do')...for £18k about 20 years ago. It was resold 2 years ago to a guy called Lee Jeffries for a reported £100k!! And there was me quite happy to find out my oasis records have quadrupled in value since I bought them are now worth…£200 each 😳
The Cat Posted 30 May, 2022 Posted 30 May, 2022 1 minute ago, RedArmy said: And there was me quite happy to find out my oasis records have quadrupled in value since I bought them are now worth…£200 each 😳 Ha, I worked in Virgin in the late 90's. Bought some records then but not as many as I should because some from that era when they weren't making many are worth loads now. Still happens with bands who get bigger a while after their first singles. I bought a Dry Cleaning record when it came out less than 3 years ago and now it goes for £300+. Imagine having a record worth £100k. That's totally nuts. 1
Toadhall Saint Posted 31 May, 2022 Posted 31 May, 2022 (edited) 23 hours ago, OldNick said: you need punk and edgy 70/80's music for them to have value, really 1st pressing of never mind the bollocks any good? Edited 31 May, 2022 by Toadhall Saint
OldNick Posted 31 May, 2022 Posted 31 May, 2022 (edited) 1 hour ago, Toadhall Saint said: 1st pressing of never mind the bollocks any good? its not really my field of expertise, I would suggest it is a good thing to own. I have a cursory knowledge on this subject. My field is Antiques Edited 31 May, 2022 by OldNick 1
The Cat Posted 31 May, 2022 Posted 31 May, 2022 7 hours ago, Toadhall Saint said: 1st pressing of never mind the bollocks any good? If it's got 11 tracks rather than 12 and a plain pink back cover then it's the proper first edition. £200+ if it's in decent condition. The record of there's that's worth insane amounts is the unreleased single version of God Save The Queen. Well over £10k if you have one of them. https://www.discogs.com/release/384928-Sex-Pistols-God-Save-The-Queen
skintsaint Posted 1 June, 2022 Posted 1 June, 2022 Good to find that link to discogs the other night. My MIL is going through her late fathers LP collection and was about to sell the lot for 40 quid. Seems its worth about 5 times that much. 👍
Toadhall Saint Posted 6 June, 2022 Posted 6 June, 2022 On 31/05/2022 at 20:45, The Cat said: If it's got 11 tracks rather than 12 and a plain pink back cover then it's the proper first edition. £200+ if it's in decent condition. The record of there's that's worth insane amounts is the unreleased single version of God Save The Queen. Well over £10k if you have one of them. https://www.discogs.com/release/384928-Sex-Pistols-God-Save-The-Queen I think it has - it’s up in the loft at the mo. Thanks tho!
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