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Cecil Washington And The Group
I Don't Like To Lose
This coming Christmas some very, very lucky Northern Soul addict may be opening a packet to reveal a NS GRAIL in PERFECT condition.
We could write a book on how Richard Searling had jaws-dropping and other DJ's turning 40 shades of green, when this Michigan Mover was first aired at The Wigan Casino, a brief click of the soundfile and relive the opposite emotions of the dancers and Richard's competition must have felt.
But the equally staggering sales pointer about this listing - it is a true MINTunplayed until the soundfile was harvested. To witness condition of this standard on a record of such importance - is quiet frankly thrilling! To receive it for Christmas would be a once in a lifetime experience.
Come on girls how much do you love your man?
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The winning bid was £ 2,014.00
Ken Williams
Come Back C/w Baby If You Were Gone
At last this Okeh jewel is receiving the Northern Soul turntable time it has long since deserved and it's on the way up! A 100% Ken Williams project displays his huge writing and producing skills to the full.
I've recently taken my collection copy and transferred it to my DJ box, sparking a label voyeurs to rush the decks. Surprising really because it's qualities have been admire by the Old School soulies for literally decades.
Click the soundfile and you'll be wondering why this doesn't carry the "Classic" status "Seven Souls" "Tan Geers" "Sandi Sheldon" etc enjoys. It really is that darn good - and if that wasn't enough the flipside is one helluva tune also...
This copy is totally flawless in every respect, you'll not find a better one.
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The winning bid was £ 238.00
Edited by JOE TORQUAY