"IF THERE ARE ANY JUMPS OR SKIPS IN THE SOUND FILE"

IT WILL BE CAUSED BY A SOUND FILE PROBLEM (Quite Common)

* 'NOT' THE RECORD *

SCORCHER

*+* ~ BUY WITH CONFIDENCE ~ *+*

 ( All records are played through before posting to check there are no jumps or skips )

SELLING TUESDAYS ~ ( 7 Day Listings )

POSTING WEDNESDAYS AND MOST FRIDAYS/SATURDAYS

 Tunes Graded Honestly ~ *See Feedback* ~ Buying since 1969 ~ Collecting since 1975

"SOUND CLIPS" 

ARE PROVIDED AT THE TOP OF THIS PAGE. ALL RECORDS ARE TESTED & RECORDED ON 'TECHNIQUES SL 1200 MK2' WITH 2.5 GRAM WEIGHT AND 'STANTON 500 STYLUS.

"NO LABEL SCANS HAVE BEEN ENHANCED (Auto Fixed)"

TO MAKE THE LABEL LOOK CLEANER, BRIGHTER OR NEWER THAN IT ACTUALLY IS.

* a  'Boss'  piece of 1968 heavyweight  Skinhead Reggae  dynamite ! *  

One of the Very Best  Original Skinhead Selectors  weapons

( I've seen some brogue leather worn out to this one over the years )

( from the duet of Derrick Morgan and George 'Foey Man' Dekker (aka Johnny Melody) the Pioneers front man. One of several Boss 68/69 Skinhead Reggae tunes they cut together, including 'Me Naw Give up', 'Johnny Pram Pram', 'Water More Than Flower', and 'Copy Cat'. )

On a genuine UK  'Pyramid'  Pre Release label ( PYR 6056 )

( one of only 50 pressed up and sold at a premium to DJ's to test the dance floor, before getting a possible full label release )

Backed with ~ a slower ska style vocal from  'The Maytals'

TRACK  - SIDE 1 - BEN JOHNSON DAY ~ Derrick Morgan & George Dekker  

TRACK - SIDE 2 - AIN'T GOT NO TIP ~ The Maytals

LABEL CONDITION - See Scan Above

VINYL CONDITION - Side 1 - LISTEN TO THE PLAYER ABOVE

BY SIGHT - VG-/VG  ( fine/light marks, with the odd light scratch ~ good shine )

VINYL CONDITION - Side 2 - LISTEN - CLICK ON THE SECOND BOX IMAGE IN THE PLAYER ABOVE 

BY SIGHT - VG-/VG  ( fine/light marks, with the odd light scratch, has a few longer scuff marks that do not effect play ~ good shine )

 If you need more details about the record, then please contact me.

VISUAL GRADING

MINT ~ As New

EX ~ Virtually no scuffs/scratches/marks.

VG+ ~ A few scuffs/scratches/marks.

VG ~ Some scuffs/scratches/marks.  

VG- ~ Alot of scuffs/scratches/marks, still with some sheen. 

G+/VG- ~ Alot of scuffs/scratches/marks and starting to look dull and worn

G- ~ Looks dull and worn, and has bad scuffs/scratches

UK

£2.00 for 'First Class'

 £2.95p for 'First Class Recorded Delivery'.

£7.50 for 'Special Delivery'

( with compensation upto £500, and Guaranteed by 1pm the following day )

 EUROPE

    1 or 2 Records = £4.00

     3 to 5 Records = £5.50

     6 to 9 Records = £7.00

         10 to 13 Records = £8.50

 REST OF THE WORLD

     1 or 2 Records = £5.00

     3 to 5 Records = £7.70

      6 to 9 Records = £10.50

         10 to 13 Records = £13.00

AIRSURE 

Tracked right to your door ~ but only to certain destinations

( up to £500 Compensation )

 To Europe = £7.60 + Postage

To Rest of the World = £8.00 + Postage

INTERNATIONAL SIGNED FOR

Only Tracked to the point it leaves the UK 

( up to £500 Compensation )

 To Europe = £7.90 + Postage

To Rest of the World = £7.90 + Postage

PAYPAL REGISTERED

OTHERS:

UK Cheques, and Postal Orders also accepted.

Please pay within 14 days of auction close.

International Buyers

Please choose 'Airsure' (best option, but only to certain countries) or the 'International Signed For' option if you have problems with items not reaching you (really only certain South American countries), or if your record cost alot of money.

This way you are insured for upto £500.

I will always keep the UK 'Post Office' reciept, and the 'Certificate of Postage' to prove that I did post the record to you.

If you do not choose the 'Airsure' or 'International Signed For' option an the item does not reach you, then I can not be held responsible for lost item in the post, and so I can not compensate you personally.

I post hundreds of records abroad every year by normal uninsured 'Small Packet' option, and it is very rare for a record not to reach it's destination, but very rarely, and to certain South America countries the odd record does not make it.