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TOTW classic......both are West Coast pressings (delta 54387).....is the gold local and the yellow national?

One of the first things I heard and still a firm favourite

James Carr-Freedom Train..

Tony

A Goldwax recording on the rare Memphis Beale Street label (nationally on Savoy):

Here's a cheap copy (though in Fair condition) of one of the rarest Goldwax 45s for some US Goldwax collector (no international shipping):

https://www.ebay.com/...5#ht_910wt_1097

And here's one missing in the discography mentioned above:

Two from me,both great

percy milem.mp3

spencer wiggins.mp3

Obviously a fuzzed garage rocker and not soul, but I really like the Yo-Yo's take on the same tune that Willie & The Handjives recorded on VEEP:

Two from me,both great

percy milem.mp3

spencer wiggins.mp3

Flip 'em over and they're even greater

Considered by many to be one of the greatest of soul records, and rightly so

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VR6BkppSGNc

Edited June 25, 201213 yr by Dave Turner

Veltones........thats a nice 45..........both sides......its on youtube

And don't forget the classic 302 Goldwax from James Carr and his old school northern great, "Thats What I Want To Know" 

And here's one missing in the discography mentioned above:

Goldwax_5001A.jpgGoldwax_5001B.jpg

 

Not any longer

 

Thanks. If you pm me your name I'll credit you with the addition.

James Carr.Test Press.

does anyone know if Percy Milem has recently (or ever) been pressed/booted)on the all yellow label ???Thanks.

The two unissued Phillip & The Faithfuls are both top notch. Whatcha Gonna Do is like the Impressions and iF yOU lOVE hER LIKE THE rIGHTEOUS bROTHERS. On the Kent Goldwax Northern CD and no doubt You Tube