Top Dog New Arrivals, Peter Prewitt, Infinity, Accents + Many More

[Dave Thorley]

Hi All

www.topdogrecords.co.uk

Whole bunch of new arrivals this week, 'From the hard to find, too the just plain good'. Nice mix of modern, funk, northern and boogie, including.............

• Infinity - Queen of my universe - Willkerr £300
  

(Indemand 70's group dancer on this George Kerr label)

• Accents - You better think again/Who you gonna love - Wonderful £180
  

(One of the best 60's group, Chicago 2 siders on the planet)

• Brenton Woods - Across the bridge - Brent £80
  

(Rare white demo of this big beat, Stafford monster)

• Joe Buckman - Til the end of time - Sepia £30
  

(Just Bros./Joe Hunter production, Detroit baby)

• Decisions - Stop playing around/Do you love me - Sussex £100
  

(So hard to find on an issue, killer 70's group 2 sider)

• King Arthur - Hey baby - Sound Scape £75
  

(Indemand everywhere, cool midtempo crossover)

• Nick Allen - Hard way to go - Walas £130
  

(Un-like many, this is stone mint, so indemand across europe, pretty crossover winner)

• Peter Prewitt - U.A. - Private Press £350
  

(Driving, shuffling bongos, slight latin horns & beat, funky crossover heaven and so, so rare)

• Whispering Shadow - Stop the world - Mr D's £130
  

(Old Stafford monster, back in demand again, killer west coast funky group)

• Rouchelle Rabouin - This is my year - Cygnet £150
  

(Earl White Jr production on this modern soul killer from the days of Stafford, same backing as 'Strange Book')

• Charlie Hodges - The day he made you - Calla £45
  

(Indemand all over Europe, midtempo funky 70's crossover)

Plus a whole bunch more..........................

www.topdogrecords.co.uk

Thanks for looking, hope you find something you like

Dave & Malayka

[Dave Thorley]

A few sound files requested

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Edited June 13, 2012 by Dave Thorley

[Hammersoul]

Great tune Dave,played this a few months ago at Essence and Filthy`s, a lot of people come over to find out what it was .

Hats off to Steve Plumb for sorting me out a copy and putting me onto it a while back