Any record, under say 50 quid (the cheaper the better) that you feel if given some push would (or should) make it.....

I'll give you two;

Bobby Boyd on Bang & Johnny Moffat 'You are the one'

??????

Here's a few..............

Moments - Hurts On Me Baby Stang

Josephine Taylor-Good Lovin' Mar-V-Lus

Little Herman-I'm Gonna Put The Hurt On You Arlen

Bunny Sigler-Sunny Sunday Parkway

Pauline Shivers-You Better Tell Him No O-Pex

Willis Wooten - Your Love Is Indescribably Delicious Virtue

Cheers

Martyn

Here you are, I have added a couple from RefoSoul Archive.

enjoyed both the roger washington and the wayne antjony a lot.

going rate for these?

wouldn't mind a copy... anyone?

Roger,TOP QUALITY,BOTH SIDES!! remember Gary Spencer raving about Love song back in the late 80,s early 90,s.

They didn't make many(if any) bad records.Love the very underated Troubles,Heartache & Pain.

Regards,Arthur.

Hi Arthur, record arrived this morning, not too easy to find a copy at the moment but what value.

Agree with other Artistics records, Quality.

The Artistics - I`ll Always Love You - Brunswick 55326-

The Artistics - Love Song - Brunswick 55326-

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Here's a few..............

Moments - Hurts On Me Baby Stang

Josephine Taylor-Good Lovin' Mar-V-Lus

Little Herman-I'm Gonna Put The Hurt On You Arlen

Bunny Sigler-Sunny Sunday Parkway

Pauline Shivers-You Better Tell Him No O-Pex

Willis Wooten - Your Love Is Indescribably Delicious Virtue

Cheers

Martyn

Willis W - a brill , gutsy , funky, powerhouse of tune you introduced to me to last year . Managed to get one so cheap and always gets lots of interest when played out.

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A cheapie - Beau Williams - Give Me Up - Capitol

Plus J J Caillier - Pusherman - Jay Cee - I know Poke used to play it in the 70's but it sounds so much better alongside some of the stuff played today

Sebastion Williams and His Soulmen - The one you can't have [Cotillion ] If you dig Kell Osbourne " You can't outsmart a woman " then you'll probably like this ...Best,Eddie

Agreed

And an old Torch spin as well.Played this out a few times over the years, I guess it has the right pace for, some of the more mature dancers amongst us, today........

A cheapie - Beau Williams - Give Me Up - Capitol

Plus J J Caillier - Pusherman - Jay Cee - I know Poke used to play it in the 70's but it sounds so much better alongside some of the stuff played today

How' about - Darrow Fletcher My Young Misery Groovy

People's Choice You're Mine Veroneeca

Not sure if the're being played, If not should be

Steve

A cheapie - Beau Williams - Give Me Up - Capitol

Plus J J Caillier - Pusherman - Jay Cee - I know Poke used to play it in the 70's but it sounds so much better alongside some of the stuff played today

don't think 'Pusherman' is a circa £50 45 ? - fantastic record though and yes just right for today...may be i'm wrong on price and would gladly buy one @£50..

don't think 'Pusherman' is a circa £50 45 ? - fantastic record though and yes just right for today...may be i'm wrong on price and would gladly buy one @£50..

Missed the bit about the £50 limit - didn't read all the thread but I did actually pay just over £50 for this recently

MARK PUTNEY - TODAYS MAN - OVIDE -

is there a bad record on this lable ? paid £20 for this

Great. I`ve had this on Atlantic for years. And don`t forget the flip.....

DON`T COME AROUND HERE NO MORE

CHUCK CONLON-Won`t You Say Yes To Me, Girl -MARLIN £40

MARSHALL and THE CHI-LITES-Love Bandit/Pretty Girl-DARAN £50 (Great double sider)

CRAIG CARR-What`s Your Game-DOT (Value?-could be anything-not seen another copy anywhere..)

Here you are, I have added a couple from RefoSoul Archive.

Thanking you sir!!

Hi Arthur, record arrived this morning, not too easy to find a copy at the moment but what value.

Agree with other Artistics records, Quality.

The Artistics - I`ll Always Love You - Brunswick 55326-

The Artistics - Love Song - Brunswick 55326-

You're spot on with these mate

enjoyed both the roger washington and the wayne antjony a lot.

going rate for these?

wouldn't mind a copy... anyone?

I picked up my roger washington for 30 or could have been 60, off anglo american several years back. I do know that Ted "stonecold" couldstone, sold a copy for 150 not too long ago. So between 60 and 150....for roger, depends if you're lucky i guess.

As for wayne anthony i paid $ 15-20 for mine. Ebay had a little flurry of them a while ago, may still be some about, but i think with demand 60 - 100...but if you look under a couple of stones here and there...a tenner may be enough!!

Hi Arthur, record arrived this morning, not too easy to find a copy at the moment but what value.

Agree with other Artistics records, Quality.

The Artistics - I`ll Always Love You - Brunswick 55326-

The Artistics - Love Song - Brunswick 55326-

I can never decide which is the better side...normally love song...yet then again I'll always love you....look, I'm doin it again!!

Superb, i think there best!!

I picked up my roger washington for 30 or could have been 60, off anglo american several years back. I do know that Ted "stonecold" couldstone, sold a copy for 150 not too long ago. So between 60 and 150....for roger, depends if you're lucky i guess.

As for wayne anthony i paid $ 15-20 for mine. Ebay had a little flurry of them a while ago, may still be some about, but i think with demand 60 - 100...but if you look under a couple of stones here and there...a tenner may be enough!!

thanks!

CHUCK CONLON-Won`t You Say Yes To Me, Girl -MARLIN £40

MARSHALL and THE CHI-LITES-Love Bandit/Pretty Girl-DARAN £50 (Great double sider)

CRAIG CARR-What`s Your Game-DOT (Value?-could be anything-not seen another copy anywhere..)

Pretty Girl, great record. Used to spin this back in the late 80's early 90's...never really plyed the other side out though.

Pretty Girl, great record. Used to spin this back in the late 80's early 90's...never really plyed the other side out though.

Agreed. Sounds much more expensive than it actually is..The flip`s even better though imo.. S

You're spot on with these mate

I can never decide which is the better side...normally love song...yet then again I'll always love you....look, I'm doin it again!!

Superb, i think there best!!

Thanks, I have been Listening to these amongst others in the car for a few weeks now whilst travelling to and from work.

Know what you mean regards which is the better side, exactly what I've been doing, changing from one to the other.

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Thanks, I have been Listening to these amongst others in the car for a few weeks now whilst travelling to and from work.

Know what you mean regards which is the better side, exactly what I've been doing, changing from one to the other.

Another that has caught my attention recently is probably too common for it's own good,

one of the first records that I bought & have bought it on Various Labels over the years for "COOL JERK".

The Three Caps (The Capitols) - Hello Stranger -

Awesome Tune, every home should have a copy & possibly has.

Edited August 27, 200915 yr by 45cellar

Another that has caught my attention recently is probably too common for it's own good,

one of the first records that I bought & have bought it on Various Labels over the years for "COOL JERK".

The Three Caps (The Capitols) - Hello Stranger -

Awesome Tune, every home should have a copy & possibly has.

what a fookin great tune bud ! lovely soul, this home aint got one, but i hope it will have soon, how much is this mate ?

what a fookin great tune bud ! lovely soul, this home aint got one, but i hope it will have soon, how much is this mate ?

Should pick it up for a few Dollars KAREN 1524 - "Cool Jerk" / "Hello, Stranger"

Quite a few on ebay at the moment Various grades.

They were called The Three Caps - U.K. Atlantic

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Big tune for Dave Rivers...........not everyones cuppa char, but sounds great booming thru a big system..........i like it & it deserves a wider audience IMO, as does the artist in genneral.

Russ

Big tune for Dave Rivers...........not everyones cuppa char, but sounds great booming thru a big system..........i like it & it deserves a wider audience IMO, as does the artist in genneral.

Russ

some great stuff here, another two which I love are The Kelly Brothers 'Crying days are over' Sims and The Manhattens 'All I need is your love' Carnival......

great to hear that sort of price ...i'll keep looking

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some great stuff here, another two which I love are The Kelly Brothers 'Crying days are over' Sims and The Manhattens 'All I need is your love' Carnival......

Another one by the Manhattens on Carnival - Love is breaking out all over- Slower and more soulful than Lee williams version

Sebastion Williams and His Soulmen - The one you can't have [Cotillion ] If you dig Kell Osbourne " You can't outsmart a woman " then you'll probably like this ...Best,Eddie

With you on that Eddie..............corker of a tune...

Hi y,all.The magic is you,The originals on Phase two,tune!Regards Tim.

Big tune for Dave Rivers...........not everyones cuppa char, but sounds great booming thru a big system..........i like it & it deserves a wider audience IMO, as does the artist in genneral.

Russ

Boss tune that. Think our italian friends Jestofunk used that groove to good effect.

Oliver Norman - Drowning In My Own Despair - Decca - Love this one

Superlatives-Won,t you please-Dynamics - this one needs more plays great tune

Superlatives-Won,t you please-Dynamics - this one needs more plays great tune

agrre this is brill harry,and this tune is under £50 ?sounds a hell of a lot more bud

agrre this is brill harry,and this tune is under £50 ?sounds a hell of a lot more bud

yep great tune, and yes it is under £50, books at £45

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MARK PUTNEY - TODAYS MAN - OVIDE -

is there a bad record on this lable ? paid £20 for this

And the flip .... a top 2 sider!

And the flip .... a top 2 sider!

Sam & Bill 'I'll Try' Decca -

The list it seems is endless with nearly every colllector having one or more of his own, so outside of Butch and The lifeline crew (and some notable others) who all seem to drop one or two cheapies in their sets why are more DJ's not picking up on these? Vinyl snobbery - Lack of imagination?

If I had to put money on any record here it would be Mark Putny, it sounds better now than it did back in it's Mecca days - Somebodys gonna pick up on it

Here are a few bits i play in the house at the moment that deserve a play out and about...again!!

Dramatics "No rebate on love"

Delegation..."Back door love"

Ronnie McNeir..."Now she's gone"

OC Smith..."Nothing but the best"

Thee Chekkers..."Lack of love"

Jimmy Soul Clark..."Tell her"

Garland Green..."Come through me"

Champaigne..."If one more morning"

Ellusion..."Living on the verge of leaving"

and i'm still going on about, and finally its getting response

Lifestyle..."Trying to make it up to you"

Just a few cheapies that need airing..in my opinion!!

Harpo

Oliver Norman - Drowning In My Own Despair - Decca - Love this one

Fantastic record 'Arry

Here's another cheapie that along with Oliver Norman is now getting requested when I'm out spinning a few....JJ Daniels - Mr Lonesome - Sureshot (£30/40).

Also Benny Latimore - Girl I Got News For You - Dade (£20 or so) which I've played out last few years.

Partnership-Not For Love Or Money-MGM -

TWO GREAT SIDES ON THIS CHEAP DISC

Milt Grayson - something that gets to me - M G M promo -

BILL BRANDON - YOU MADE MY LIFE SO BRIGHT - PRELUDE

GARY TOMS EMPIRE - LOVE ME RIGHT - PIP

There ar so many great records around and about for under,,,,,, well even under a tenner, if one looks hard enough.

Don't know where to start really but some that spring to mind include:-

JAN BRADLEY - BACK IN CIRCULATION - ADANTI

WHIRLWIND - DON'T LET HIM GET THE BEST OF YOU - ROULETTE

BLUE NOTES - STANDING BY YOU GIRL - GLADES

MARION BLACK - WHO KNOWS - CAPSOUL

BUD HARPER - LET ME LOVE YOU - PEACOCK

OK not all easily found under a tenner...but

Another that has caught my attention recently is probably too common for it's own good,

one of the first records that I bought & have bought it on Various Labels over the years for "COOL JERK".

The Three Caps (The Capitols) - Hello Stranger -

Awesome Tune, every home should have a copy & possibly has.

OOOHHHH YYYEES!, Have to agree on that one also....Three caps? off the album or did they release a 45 under that name?, in the blighty.

Big tune for Dave Rivers...........not everyones cuppa char, but sounds great booming thru a big system..........i like it & it deserves a wider audience IMO, as does the artist in genneral.

Russ

Did he get this of "stonecold" Ted Couldstone? or did Ted here it there first.....From the 80's isn't it?

some great stuff here, another two which I love are The Kelly Brothers 'Crying days are over' Sims and The Manhattens 'All I need is your love' Carnival......

Brilliant raw 60's RnB/soul the kelly brothers and the manhattans is a superb bit of "Northern" FO SHO.

Fantastic record 'Arry

Here's another cheapie that along with Oliver Norman is now getting requested when I'm out spinning a few....JJ Daniels - Mr Lonesome - Sureshot (£30/40).

Also Benny Latimore - Girl I Got News For You - Dade (£20 or so) which I've played out last few years.

all down to your recomendation chalkster [oliver norman]

not sure how well known / played out these are, but these would be my tips

Harvey Averne - People - Uptite (brilliant latin soul!)

Joe Sutton - you put me through some changes - Chaka (funky crossover)

ZZ Hill - what more - Kent (moody 60s/northern)

Eddie Bo - i found a little girl - At last (fantastic rnb mover)

OOOHHHH YYYEES!, Have to agree on that one also....Three caps? off the album or did they release a 45 under that name?, in the blighty.

Hello Stranger / Cool Jerk - The Three Caps - Atlantic (U.K.) 45

Hiya peeps,just fresh back from my jollies

Two more from me that have been mentioned in the past but need refreshing cos they are so feckin cheap and available

CHIMES-THE BEGINNING OF MY LIFE(DOWN TO EARTH)

Joan reminded me how good it is when she gave it a spin at Coachman

LARRY SAUNDERS-FLY AWAY LOVE BIRD(SOUL INTERNATIONAL RECORDS)

Nice dancer imho

Did he get this of "stonecold" Ted Couldstone? or did Ted here it there first.....From the 80's isn't it?

Its LP only i beleive, the CD is every where, but i just picked up the limited vinyl. Not sure of exact details, but later than the 8ts deffo, the guy is dead now, but within the last few years i think.............i'll do some diggin' & get back to you.

Russ

R. L. Burnside (November 23, 1926 - September 1, 2005), born Robert Lee Burnside, was a North Mississippi hill country blues singer, songwriter, and guitarist who lived much of his life in and around Holly Springs, Mississippi. He played music for much of his life, but did not receive much attention until the early 1990s. In the latter half of the 1990s, Burnside repeatedly recorded with Jon Spencer, garnering crossover appeal and introducing his music to a new fanbase within the underground punk blues music scene.

In 1998 R.L. released Come On In, which pitted his raw blues against modern electronica, courtesy of producer Tom Rothrock (Beck, Elliot Smith). The album was a critical and commercial success, and one of its tracks, "It's Bad You Know," became a respectable radio hit and was featured in The Sopranos and on its soundtrack.

Hope this helps.

Russ