Unissued in the USA - UK Pye gave this 45 life in 1965 as a B-side, and ultimately selling virtually nothing on release.
Those 60s Soul Pioneers turned market stall foragers, junk shop rummages, cut out bin flickers; playing both sides of anything and everything just hoping for a "sound" that could be the next "Soul Dance" discovery.
This example is of course the very pinnacle of those teenage adrenaline fueled searches.
In 2012 to encounter a copy in flawless totally unblemished condition is truly remarkable - act accordingly.
Sorry, this item has already been won!
The winning bid was £ 562.00
Kareem
Never Give Up On Love
Reworking a favourite doesn't always hit the right note, but this sultry, sweet, slick and smooth adaption of Ronn Matlock's "I can't forget about you" is masterful in both production and fluency of performance. The effortless delivery of the exquisite vocal laid over the familiar melody is truly delicious. Classic sweeping strings, plaintive horns and sophisticated arrangement equals modern soul perfection.
This white label promo offers several mixes, the soulful play being the Mike Patto produced Radio Mix. A downbeat 2 step anthem, guaranteed to give goose-bumps, this is also much in demand for the house edit.
Released in 1997 on Exploding Plastic records, this highly collectible white label is rarely seen for sale as collectors keep it under lock & key. Rumour has it that eventual releases were all sold on a London market stall when the label went under.
Courtesy of Ali The Guru.
Sorry, this item has already been won!
The winning bid was £ 388.00
Blues And Soul
Blues & Soul # 17 March 1969
One of the really elusive first 20. Front cover is Otis Redding not for the first time featured with a horse.
This 1969 issue highlights for the Soul Historian the level of demand for re-issuing Soul rarities due to DJ generated demand. May alone saw near 20 45s. inc: Astors - Candy, Spellbinders - Help Me, Rex Garvin - JB, Darrell Banks - Open The Door To Your Heart etc.
1969 was truly the peak for British Soul fans - and all-night-club attendance
John Abbey & Peter Trickey review new releases inc: Z. Z. Hill's UK only "Make Me yours" etc
Artist pics & articles on: Joe Tex, Junior Walker & the All Stars. Curtis Mayfield, Ben E. King.
Live concert review + pic of Billy Stewart @ Royal Tottenham 24 January 1969.
Artist pictures of the Van Dykes, Esquires, Johnniie Taylor, Jean Stanback, Theresa Lindsey, Marvin Gaye, Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin, Temptations, center page spread of Stevie Wonder, Joe Stubbs ..
On top of all that info are the 1968 readers poll results for all categories.
Out of all the early Blues & Soul I consider this the most interesting &informative, as always a wonder column from Dave Godin of course!
Perhaps more inciting are the Record company adverts shimmering with retro images and design. Action, Island, Atlantic, Deep Soul, Chess & Tamla Motown all have eye-catching ads that are pure-pop-art!
Sorry, this item has already been won!
The winning bid was £ 154.00
Flamingos
The Boogaloo Party
Very RARE 1966 original first press UK Philips # BF1786
By early 1967 this disc was the most-wanted of all UK soul release 45s. Being released and deleted almost simultaneously. Leaving only the lucky few with a copy, quickly making it's way into the hands of all-nite club DJ's to rise up into a Twisted Wheel, Mojo, Nite Owl MONSTER!
After all this is total 60s Soul dance music of the most vibrant kind, with demand rising to fever pitch, in 1969 Philips re-issued this classic on #BF1786 note this release # was kept the same throughout the 70s & 80s as Phonogram continually re-issued.
All old-school British Soul vinyl gathers will testify that the 1966 BF1483 it is one very rare and historic 45 - in flawless condition, so tough to acquire.
Chubby Checker
You Just Don't Know (what You Do To Me)
the vinyl WOW factor has just rushed through me!
Unissued in the USA - UK Pye gave this 45 life in 1965 as a B-side, and ultimately selling virtually nothing on release.
Those 60s Soul Pioneers turned market stall foragers, junk shop rummages, cut out bin flickers; playing both sides of anything and everything just hoping for a "sound" that could be the next "Soul Dance" discovery.
This example is of course the very pinnacle of those teenage adrenaline fueled searches.
In 2012 to encounter a copy in flawless totally unblemished condition is truly remarkable - act accordingly.
Sorry, this item has already been won!
The winning bid was £ 562.00
Kareem
Never Give Up On Love
Reworking a favourite doesn't always hit the right note, but this sultry, sweet, slick and smooth adaption of Ronn Matlock's "I can't forget about you" is masterful in both production and fluency of performance. The effortless delivery of the exquisite vocal laid over the familiar melody is truly delicious. Classic sweeping strings, plaintive horns and sophisticated arrangement equals modern soul perfection.
This white label promo offers several mixes, the soulful play being the Mike Patto produced Radio Mix. A downbeat 2 step anthem, guaranteed to give goose-bumps, this is also much in demand for the house edit.
Released in 1997 on Exploding Plastic records, this highly collectible white label is rarely seen for sale as collectors keep it under lock & key. Rumour has it that eventual releases were all sold on a London market stall when the label went under.
Courtesy of Ali The Guru.
Sorry, this item has already been won!
The winning bid was £ 388.00
Blues And Soul
Blues & Soul # 17 March 1969
One of the really elusive first 20. Front cover is Otis Redding not for the first time featured with a horse.
This 1969 issue highlights for the Soul Historian the level of demand for re-issuing Soul rarities due to DJ generated demand. May alone saw near 20 45s. inc: Astors - Candy, Spellbinders - Help Me, Rex Garvin - JB, Darrell Banks - Open The Door To Your Heart etc.
1969 was truly the peak for British Soul fans - and all-night-club attendance
John Abbey & Peter Trickey review new releases inc: Z. Z. Hill's UK only "Make Me yours" etc
Artist pics & articles on: Joe Tex, Junior Walker & the All Stars. Curtis Mayfield, Ben E. King.
Live concert review + pic of Billy Stewart @ Royal Tottenham 24 January 1969.
Artist pictures of the Van Dykes, Esquires, Johnniie Taylor, Jean Stanback, Theresa Lindsey, Marvin Gaye, Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin, Temptations, center page spread of Stevie Wonder, Joe Stubbs ..
On top of all that info are the 1968 readers poll results for all categories.
Out of all the early Blues & Soul I consider this the most interesting &informative, as always a wonder column from Dave Godin of course!
Perhaps more inciting are the Record company adverts shimmering with retro images and design. Action, Island, Atlantic, Deep Soul, Chess & Tamla Motown all have eye-catching ads that are pure-pop-art!
Sorry, this item has already been won!
The winning bid was £ 154.00
Edited by JOE TORQUAY