US $1,166.97

[Leswoodies]

It's for that price that a single was sold yesterday on eBay!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... PIC&ih=015

Just have a listen to the sound clip, but to have a good idea why the single was sold for such a price, listen also to the B side.

Has anybody some informations on that single?
Have you ever seen it on eBay or where the bidder motivated by the fact that it never appeared on the website?

I know somebody who made a good business...

[anbessa]

What a beauty... B side sounds like a version of Keith Wilson's "God I God I say", on Studio 1, which is almost as expensive...

[Lion]

Wicked 7" sound good it's JJ production.

[rasralo]

Crazy price .....

[Litelet]

Of what I know, this chune is known as the FIRST EVER roots reggae chune... And anbessa youre right, its the first version of "God I God I say", recorded before Keith Wilson

The friend who shared me the soundclip of this chune added: I guess this chune will never appear on ebay... and hopefully for your purse...

I wouldnt pay it that price but would really enjoy to play it... wicked wicked riddim!!!!!!!!!

[leggo rocker]

I would love to know what Records By Mail paid for all of Bob's collection! I would even like to know how many there were in it originally?

[Funkyfred]

Wow!! I have not one but two copys of this record....

I can sell u one of them, not for 1,100$...
I can give a little discount, 1,000$ and its yours,
first send me the cash, and then I send u the record!

A deal?

[leggo rocker]

I've been reliably informed that the Robert Schoenfeld collection, from whence this record came, numbered over 10,000 records! That's a big stack of records/cash!

[Dadi Digi]

Yeah, and I hope that his family are getting the proceeds Leggo. I wonder.

[leggo rocker]

Whoever he left the records to would have got the 'job lot' price. I've no idea how much that was. Records By Mail is a business, so of course they'll be doing their very best to turn them around for more than they paid.

I've tried hard to grab as many of the 12s and LPs as I can, but the prices have often gone well beyond my sky rocket.

I think it's a shame when a collection like this gets broken up. I wonder what has become of John Peel's collection?