Back with an excellent xmas pressie for southern soul / deep soul collectors :

East Memphis Music - promo only 5 lp box set issued in 1982 in Memphis Tennessee.

Promotional only issued to tv, radio and film production organisations by Irving Music.

This 5 lp 80 track package comes complete with 20 page lyric / songwriter credit booklet.

All five lps are individually packaged in their own inner custom sleeve and label design.

Lps are packaged in an inner cardboard folder , which is enclosed in an outer cardboard packaging.

All in mint condition unplayed / unused.

artists featured : -

William Bell, Aretha Franklin, Ann Peebles, Soul Children, Carla Thomas, Don Covay, Al Green, Eddie Floyd, Frederick Knight , Booker T, Otis Redding, and of course the unmissable Sam Dees cut credited to F Knight , but its Sam Dees voice.

£75.00 in uk including postage , postage overseas is Europe : £9.00 , rest of world £12.00

Back with an excellent xmas pressie for southern soul / deep soul collectors :

East Memphis Music - promo only 5 lp box set issued in 1982 in Memphis Tennessee.

Promotional only issued to tv, radio and film production organisations by Irving Music.

This 5 lp 80 track package comes complete with 20 page lyric / songwriter credit booklet.

All five lps are individually packaged in their own inner custom sleeve and label design.

Lps are packaged in an inner cardboard folder , which is enclosed in an outer cardboard packaging.

All in mint condition unplayed / unused.

artists featured : -

William Bell, Aretha Franklin, Ann Peebles, Soul Children, Carla Thomas, Don Covay, Al Green, Eddie Floyd, Frederick Knight , Booker T, Otis Redding, and of course the unmissable Sam Dees cut credited to F Knight , but its Sam Dees voice.

£75.00 in uk including postage , postage overseas is Europe : £9.00 , rest of world £12.00

Lovely item Glyn - how many ya got?

MRez

one again Mark - just SOLD does not appear very often.

Just out of interest Glyn, any unissued stuff on here, or was it a relaunch / repackage set?

I am drawing a comparrison with the thing the Holland Brothers did around the same time (Yesterday Today and Tomorrow) which had some good unissued Motown tracks (Wali Ali, Margo Michaels etc)

Edited December 3, 201014 yr by Steve G

Just out of interest Glyn, any unissued stuff on here, or was it a relaunch / repackage set?

I am drawing a comparrison with the thing the Holland Brothers did around the same time (Yesterday Today and Tomorrow) which had some good unissued Motown tracks (Wali Ali, Margo Michaels etc)

Apart from the mis-credited Sam Dees song Its So Wonderful, there are (I think) 3 reworkings in the set, which i believe are SoundTown recordings (quite electronic), but dont know if they were previously released.

Shelbra Deane reprises I'll Be the Other Woman, which I quite like...

J Blackfoot & Shelbra Deane covering Williams Bells Lovin' On Borrowed Time

There is another J Blackfoot reworking, but i cant remember what that is as I didn't think it was very good, so I never burned it to mp3, so have to get it out of storage to find out.

Edited December 3, 201014 yr by John Reed