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SKIVLISTA 7-2017 Vita Huset, SE-17995 Svartsjö, SWEDEN Hello Music Lovers, Tel RONNY FORSLUND SKIVLISTA 7-2017 Vita Huset, SE-17995 Svartsjö, SWEDEN Hello music lovers, Tel. (08)560 410 50 (int. +46 8 560 410 50) Mobile: (070)558 0661 (int. +46 70 558 0661) Det var bättre förr.... Ja, i alla fall vad gäller postens service. Frågan är om inte avregleringen varit av ondo när det e-mail: [email protected] website: www.rock.x.se gäller vissa samhällsnyttiga funktioner såsom postutdelning. Det senaste är nu att direktiven från statsmakterna ändras så att post inte ska behöva delas ut på en dag. Men detta system har Post Nord tydligen redan infört. På F.C. Prices are in SEK. 100 SEK is approximately US$ 15 or Euro 12,-. Please don't send any money in förfrågan sa nyligen en brevbärare att man inte delar ut några brev alls på måndagar – då kör man bara ut reklam och advance. I will send you a confirmation of what I have reserved for you (incl. shipping) plus payment har inte tid att sortera och leverera brev. Man frågar sig onekligen för vad vi egentligen betalar porto.... Nu gäller information. Eurocheques are no longer accepted by Swedish banks as payment from abroad! The Swedish kanske inte detta överallt men från och med denna lista slutar jag med att ha deadline på måndagar. Det är liksom banks charge ridiculously high fees for cashing cheques (both bank cheques and personal cheques) so this is not ingen mening när man inte får någon post denna dag. Men om ni tänker skicka brevbud och beställningar så är det a viable method of payment. You can pay by credit card through PayPal - just go to www.paypal.com and use nog säkrast att göra det i god tid. Man vet aldrig vad Post Nord kan få för sig. my e-mail [email protected] as reference. Please add 10% to the price in order to cover the charges involved. Minimum order is SEK 100 or US$/Euro 15 (please state alternatives) and all orders over SEK 1.000 are sent Av olika anledningar blev det ingen oktoberlista men denna gång kör jag en liten auktionsdel igen. Detta blir 2017 post free. Please note that VG+ is used instead of Ex. års sista lista så Rutan och jag vill ta tillfället i akt att önska er alla en riktigt God Jul och ett Gott Nytt Vinyl-År! - pay by credit card through PayPal! Adress: www.paypal.com Ange min email [email protected] som referens vid betalning. På grund av höga kostnader för tryck och porto så försöker jag ständigt att dra ned på de tryckta listorna. Om ett kryss finns i rutan intill så är detta sista listan du får om du inte hör av dig snarast. DU ÄR NU STRUKEN FRÅN UTSKICKSLISTAN AUCTION – AUKTION The following items will be sold on open auction which means you can ask about leading bids by phone or mail. Please send your starting bids by mail, phone or post before the last day of auction. Auction deadline is Thursday, November 23, 2017 at 22.00 / 10 PM Central European time (21.00 / 8 PM UTC/GMT) STOPPDATUM ALLTSÅ TORSDAGEN DEN 23 NOVEMBER 2017 KL. 22.00 SVENSK NORMALTID. 7" SINGLES/EPs FOR AUCTION Minimum bid (M.B.) is SEK 50 / US$ 8 / € 6,- / £ 5 unless otherwise noted . Min.bud 50 kr om ej annat anges. A-1 EPX BRITA BORG Frankenstein rock/Bara båg/Trudie/Tiden går 1958 (SW Knäppupp) VG+ A-2 EPX VICTOR BORGE "Satirics" Liebestraum/Mozart opera part 1/Mozart opera part 2 1959 (NL Philips) VG+ A-3 EPX RAY CHARLES "Greatest hits 3" I cab't stop loving you/Hit the road Jack/Georgia on my mind/Yesterday 1968 (SW Stateside) VG+ A-4 EPX COOL CANDYS Muckar-twist/Stigbergsgatan 8/Zambersi/Är det så här när man är kär 1962, gd. sax instr. (SW Dux) VG++ A-5 EPX BOBBY DARIN "That's all" Beyond the sea/It ain't necessarily so/I'll remember April/That's all 1959 (SW Metronome) VG(+) Here are a few EP:s by one of the greats who sadly left us on October 24, 2017: A-6 EPX FATS DOMINO "Swings" I'm in love again/I'm walkin'/My blue heaven/Blue Monday 1959, NC (DK California) VG(+) A-7 EPX FATS DOMINO Walking to New Orleans/Don't come knockin'/Put your arms around me honey/Three nights a week 1960, NC (SW California) VG+ A-8 EPX FATS DOMINO Be my guest/I've been around/I want to walk you home/I'm gonna be a wheel some day 1961, NC (SW California) VG+ A-9 EPX FATS DOMINO Tell me that you love me/Before I grow too old/Whole lotta loving/Coquette 1961 (SW California) VG+ A-10 EPX LONNIE DONEGAN "Hit Parade vol. 4" Grand Coulee Dam/Ham 'n' eggs/Nobody loves like an Irishman/Jack o'diamonds 1958, skiffle, wobc (UK PYE/Nixa) VG+ A-11 O SHANE FENTON & FENTONES Too young for sad memories/You're telling me 1962, stmc (SW Parlophone) VG++ A-12 EPX NILS FERLIN "Läser egna dikter" Ett brev/Djurgårdsmässa/Fru Sorg/Ett minne (Vinga fyr) 1961, NC (SW Odeon) VG(+) Observera att privata plusgirokonton nu upphört och jag kan därför ej längre sända paket mot postförskott. Detta innebär att samtliga beställningar nu måste betalas i förskott och skivorna skickas när betalning A-13 X ELLA FITZGERALD Can't buy me love/The sweetest sound 1964, small woc, sol (SW Verwe) inkommit. För att vara spårbara måste försändelser sändas som rekommenderade brev eller postpaket. M- Betalning till mitt Nordeakonto 3007 00 30057 (Ronny Forslund). Paketen skickas så snart betalning inkommit till kontot. Vill ni sända pengar i brev (enbart sedlar) är rek att föredra. A-14 EPX EMILE FORD Your nose is gonna grow/The Joker/Trouble/Vaya con dios 1962, ovanlig EP (SW PYE) VG Kvalitetsgraderingar: M (mint) - nyskick, VG (very good) - mycket välvårdad, enstaka knaster kan förekomma (främst på lugnare partier), A-15 EPX CONNIE FRANCIS Lipstick on your collar/Frankie/Plenty good lovin'/You're gonna miss G(good) - något knastrig, men spel- och njutbar. + och – anger gränsfall. VG(+) anger ett gränsfall mellan VG och me 1959, 2 x uptempo, small cw (DK MGM) VG+ VG+. A-16 O BILLY FURY Nothin' shakin'/I will 1964, great beat and great guitar work by Jimmy Page, NC Övriga förkortningar som används i listan: (UK Decca) VG+ woc/wol - skrift på omslag/etikett, soc/sol - sticker, klisterlapp på omslag/etikett, wobc/sobc - skrift/klisterlapp på baksidan av omslaget, cw - omslaget skadat (omfattningen av skadan varierar - fråga gärna), toc/tol - tape på A-17 EPX EYDIE GORMÉ Blame it on the bossa nova/Guess I should have loved him more/Yes my omslag/etikett, lt (label tear) - skivetiketten skadad, stmc - "sticker marks on cover", märken efter prislapp e.d. på darling daughter/Sonny boy 1963 (SW CBS) VG+ omslaget, co - "cut out" (hål i omslag eller bortklippt hörn), bb hole - borrhål genom skivcentret (vanlig cut out-form för singlar), NC - skivcenter saknas (anges endast när skivan ursprungligen varit försedd med center), swdnap - A-18 X EDDIE HODGES I'm gonna knock on your door/Ain't gonna wash for a week 1961 (GE skivan något skev, vilket dock ej påverkar spelningen, RE (reissue) - nypressning/återutgivning (dock Heliodor) VG++ originalinspelning), X - original bildomslag (pic.cover) - ej alltid en bild på artisten - kan även vara s.k. "art cover", O - original bolagspåse (rec. company sleeve). När varken X eller O anges, har alltså skivan ett helt neutralt omslag. A-19 O JOHNNY HORTON North to Alaska/Johnny Freedom 1960, woc (SW Philips) VG+ Skulle något vara oklart angående förkortningarna, fråga gärna om detta. OBS att minimiorder är 100:- och detta gäller levererade skivor - v.g. ange därför alternativ. Normalt finns varje skiva i ett ex, om inte annat anges efter A-20 X JAN HÖILAND Lady Maggiore/Vårt eget kärleksland 1968, NC (SW Polydor) M- titeln. Det kan alltså vara en god ide att sambeställa med någon kompis om Du själv inte hittar så mycket. Alla order över 1.000:- levereras fraktfritt (d.v.s. om du får skivor för över 1.000:-). Vid köp under 1.000:- debiteras postens A-21 EPX CACKA ISRAELSSON När det våras i bland bergen/Gamle Svarten/Tennessee wig avgifter. OBS att LP-paket räknas som skrymmande. Om paketet väger under 2 kg kan det sändas som brev. walk/Home on the range 1960, sol, wobc (SW Odeon) VG+ A-22 EPX DAMITA JO Do what you want/I burned your letter/Sweet Georgia Brown/Little things mean a lot 1961 (DK Mercury) VG+ SET SALE - FASTPRIS A-23 EPX STIG JÄRREL & GÖSTA BERNHARD "Enslingen Johannes" Lucia på kobben/Otympliska spelen 1957 (SW Metronome) VG(+) LATE ADDITIONS A-24 EPX DON LANG & HIS FRANTIC FIVE Tequila, Witch doctor/KEN MACKINTOSH Almost paradise, SINGLES AND EPS Rock Man rock 1959, 2 instr. (SP La Voz de su Amo) VG+ X BEACH BOYS Cottonfields/The nearest faraway place 1970, small woc & cw (SW Capitol) VG(+) A-25 EPX ANITA LINDBLOM Cirkus, cirkus hela dagen/Kiddio/Det har stjärnorna sagt/Förlåt mej - I'm 65:- sorry 1960, small wol (SW Karusell) VG+ EPX INGER BERGGREN Kärlek i april/Venedig/Vår i luften/Vals intim 1958, sol (SW Knäppupp) VG+ 75:- A-26 EPX ANITA LINDBLOM Jag lever för dej/Livet är så kort/Vårkärlek/No, no amigo 1963 (SW EPX HARRY BRANDELIUS & INGALILL ROSSVALD Skinnknuttarnas visa/Lämna dörren Fontana) VG++ öppen/Penninggaloppen/Farfar och jag 1959 (SW HMV) VG+ 75:- O SIMON BREHM Onkel Charlie från Minnesota/Den trogne husaren 1956, wol, sol (SW Karusell) A-27 O ANITA LINDBLOM Kärlek, nål och tråd/Cha-cha-cha 1957, toc (SW Polydor) VG+ VG+ 75:- JOE BROWN w.
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