The Temptations - My girl

	£		20
	$		26

THE TEMPTATIONS - My Girl/(Talking 'bout nobody but my baby)                Stateside SS 378, 1964             Replica Company Sleeve                               Condition: VG+ The grading for this record is down one, off EX simply because of the replacement centre. The vinyl plays fine, despite the odd non-sounding scuff. The A side is Smokey Robinson's famous track "My Girl", recorded by just about every Motown, Stateside or Atlantic artist there ever was, and the B side comes from the pens of producer Norman Whitfield and one of the Holland Brothers - it does not say which one.
I play the A side of my sale records on an original Monarch turntable, the successor to the Dansette. These machines were tailor made for the early vinyl so if there was anything untoward, it would soon be found. If you disagree with the rating, don't make a fuss - ask for that refund!
HonestDave never overcharges so with the lowered grade comes a substantial discount on the Record Collector price. They say £45.00 mint, so I'll stick at £19.95, under half price. 

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HonestDave'sRecords has been successfully selling 1950's and 1960's singles and LP's at record fairs for nearly 40 years and on Ebay since 2006. In fact I handle anything between 1954 and 1973, from any number of fields including: Pop, Beat, Soul, Northern Soul, Tamla Motown, Reggae, Instrumentals, Solo Girls and Boys and Girl Groups. If you want a fright, my photo and stall set out at a major London fair is on the mE button adjacent to my user name above. I buy around 2,000 new items a year so I cannot remember just what is in stock and what is not. If you have a specific requirement, contact me and I'll see what I can find. If I have the item you want, I will load it on Ebay for you. At any one time I will have between five and eight thousand (5,000-8,000) singles and EP's. I rarely sell LP's these days, and have only around 50 in stock - they are just too heavy for my poor old knees. 
My vinyl prices range from clearance items (£1.50 - £2.25), huge numbers in the next range up (£2.95 - £4.95), good, collectable items in the pop, instrumental, beat, girl groups and soloists, straight soul and northern soul (£5.50 - £19.95), and then the really rare ones from £20.00 all the way up to £150.00. 99% of my stock is made up of UK issues, though a few will be American or European and the description will say so; most will have the original or an exact replica of the company sleeve it was issued in and almost all will have the original centre intact - a very few desirable ones may be sold with the centre punched out.
My lowest sales category is Very Good although only a few will actually be found listed as low as that. I try to ensure that all items should be in Very Good Plus, Excellent or Near Mint condition as defined by Record Collector Price Guides. I never use the condition Mint as it cannot be proved to my satisfaction. However, there is always the odd bad one that slips through the net when you deal in the numbers I do, and don't forget that even in the Sixties, duff copies came off the production line and these could easily still be out there. 
If you should find any of my records are not as described, don't rush to leave negative feedback or poor marks on my seller ratings - I hate this system and it achieves nothing, despite what Ebay may think. It causes only bad feeling and solves nothing! Honest Dave offers a 100% money back, including all postage costs guarantee to any unsatisfied buyer. I will NOT require the item back - if it isn't any good to you, then it certainly isn't for me so throw it in the bin.