KevL
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Paul was selling an album that I was interested in and I asked for a few photos to show the condition, he replied very quickly with some good photos. I paid for it on Saturday and it arrived on Tuesday morning, very well packaged and the album itself is in the excellent condition that was described. A pleasure to deal with.
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Sugar Sugar The Archies
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What's The Frequency, Kenneth? REM Posted a millisecond after @Desbass, cba changing it, use this if you like or ignore.
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Slip Sliding Away Paul Simon
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Hawaii Five-0 Theme Morton Stevens (the link: "Book 'em, Danno! Murder one.")
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One Vision Queen
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So Far Away Dire Straits
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Chris very kindly sent me a book (that I believe is slightly sought-after) in return for a donation to Basschat. Well-packaged and posted quickly with good comms from Chris, he is a good guy. Kevin.
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Gangsters The Specials
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Walking In The Sunshine Bad Manners
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Can I have this, please, Chris? I'll pm you details and will make a donation to the site. Kevin. -
On My Own Patti LaBelle
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Hi @Kev Edit: Luke and Oler have replied whilst I was typing, so apologies for any seeming repetition. This particular bass is a model - high in the range - produced for the Japanese domestic market, as stated by @Oler. Fender Japan was set up by Fender USA in March 1982 to produce these Fender-branded vintage models for the Japanese market, the first instruments appearing in May. There was soon demand from overseas for these very high-quality guitars so an export line, branded 'Squier'*, was produced with an approximate spec of the -65 range of the domestic Fenders (there were various quality levels in the domestic range, the highest being -115 on a Jazz Bass). These first Squiers were made in Apr 82 and appeared in UK shops in around June. *Most probably know that the Squier name was taken from VC Squier, a string-making company that Fender bought (in the 60s, I think). When the very first Squiers hit the market, CBS (Fender's owners) were not happy with the standard 'Fender' spaghetti-logo and small 'Squier Series' on the headstock of a non-USA instrument and it was very quickly changed to the large 'Squier' logo. Fender Japan continued making these domestic-market Fender JV instruments alongside the now-famous JV Squiers but, just to confuse matters, started to produce a domestic-model Squier (also with a JV prefix) in late 82 but these were not as close to the vintage spec as the export JV Squiers. Loads of info on the 21frets site linked and there is a Squier Electrics book with good history. Kevin. -
In The Middle Of The Night Madness
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No Limit 2 Unlimited
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Pink Cadillac Bruce Springsteen, covered by various others.
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Smithers-Jones The Jam
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The Model Kraftwerk
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Same Old Scene Roxy Music
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Down To Zero Joan Armatrading
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It's A Miracle Culture Club
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Right Down The Line Gerry Rafferty
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She's Not There The Zombies
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I bought a large number of books from Paul, good communication throughout and quick postage. The books arrived well-packaged and they are in great condition. I'd happily deal with him again. Kevin.
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Hi Paul, Can I take them all, please? I'm sure I'll end up enjoying a good few, if not all, of them and it will hopefully be less hassle overall for you to move them on as one lot. I'll pm you. Kevin
