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This is of course the Andy Scott solo single vinyl from 1975 not some mp3 ?

I've got one, mint condition, and sleeve like the above. I'll ask the Post Office about package and postage.

@boudicca

Wife is home after 5 days. Will be on medication for 14 days. Son (15+ months) completely recovered on his own (was a virus and not bacteria - whatever the difference).

As such I'm not trying to get anything out of this. If it's an item you want bad, then it would be nice if you could have it. Still I don't know @+%% about post and package. But I guess a box of some sort with flamingo lumps will do. I guess there's no idea in asking for insurance (it's no good if it's broken anyway). Don't know if it's an option to travel by "air".

I sold some Sweet cassettes (the more common ones got thrown out) for USD 19 a piece a few years ago. Guess that is what I would expect from a single too.

If the math or process puts you off, just say so. I'll understand.




@zabadak

Sometimes the A- and B-sides are flipped. My copy has Lady Starlight as B-side. If you look closely at the pictures above the titles are even flipped on the cover.

It's definitely another version of Lady Starlight. Mick Tucker on drums and I guess Andy does the bass. What makes it special is the added keyboards done by Pete Wingfield.

Where D'ya Go is a favourite of mine. I've got a demo somewhere without the drums, which was apparently put on late in the recording process.

You got to get hold of Andy Scott 30 Years, label: Repertoire, cat.no.: REP 4225-WY. It has all the solo singles.