Ronnie West - Lil' Woman - Goins Intro Prizz Records.
Fabulous & unusual semi-known mid-tempo dancer.
A rousing & haunting atmospheric horn section along with a slightly quirky vocal make this record completely unique! Kind of similar in style to Glen Miller - Where is the love.
Always had a good reaction whenever played out in the past & rarely comes up for sale.

Condition is Excellent aside from a few very faint marks Nap & the little bit of writing you can see on the label. To be honest I didn't even notice that when I bought it seeing as it's black on black! Mind you I'd probably had a few...

Another one going cheap, Only £175! NOW SOLD, THANKS
1st come 1st served on this one!

P&P £6.50 special delivery UK more if overseas.

PayPal as gift or plus fees, cheque, cash sent special del or bank transfer accepted.

Cheers,
Ady

Edited May 23, 201312 yr by ady lupton

Hi Ady,

 

Fabulous record Ady and one I first heard many moons ago by either Kitch or Dean Anderson so that shows the quality,

 

It was covered up I but I cant remember what as and so it took me a while to get one but a brilliant tune.

 

Hope to see you soon,

 

Keith

think rob gray was after one 

 

he heard me play it @ whitchurch and came running to the decks

 

NEXT ONE 31ST MAY in case people are reading

Edited May 23, 201312 yr by keithw

Fantastic record, I've played it ever time given the chance.

Hi Ady,

 

Fabulous record Ady and one I first heard many moons ago by either Kitch or Dean Anderson so that shows the quality,

 

It was covered up I but I cant remember what as and so it took me a while to get one but a brilliant tune.

 

Hope to see you soon,

 

Keith

Agreed Keith, fantastic record, got one myself, I am sure it was Dean's and covered as Soul-Fay

 

Kev

Hi Ady,

 

Fabulous record Ady and one I first heard many moons ago by either Kitch or Dean Anderson so that shows the quality,

 

It was covered up I but I cant remember what as and so it took me a while to get one but a brilliant tune.

 

Hope to see you soon,

 

Keith

Hi Keith, 

 

Good to hear from you! Yes it is a great tune & I'm a little reluctant to let it go but needs must at the moment... 

 

I can't remember what it was covered as either, I blame those Asturian gins...........   

 

Well I think it's just found a new owner.

 

All the best mate & hope to see you soon.

 

Cheers,

 

Ady

Agreed Keith, fantastic record, got one myself, I am sure it was Dean's and covered as Soul-Fay

 

Kev

 

That rings a bell Kev!

Is it a Jamaican record anyone? Always thought Ronnie's voice sounded West Indian... Nice record.

Is it a Jamaican record anyone? Always thought Ronnie's voice sounded West Indian... Nice record.

Was told that my copy was found in a box of Jamaican records?......could be?

I've got a copy for sale if anyone else is interested.

Was told that my copy was found in a box of Jamaican records?......could be?

It was and the seller was of Jah descent, so I thought that too.

 

Was a very odd find - I was after disco reggae stuff. Maybe it worked over there, who knows - he was sketchy.

 

There is a thread about this somewhere in  Look at Your Box, John. I seem to recall Boba may have had some other slant on it which persuaded me otherwise. 

Edited May 24, 201312 yr by JNixon

Got my copy from your good self Jay   

I'm sure I was told this was New Orleans....??

I'm sure I was told this was New Orleans....??

I was initially told Texas!!

Does anyone know for certain!?!

Agreed Keith, fantastic record, got one myself, I am sure it was Dean's and covered as Soul-Fay

 

Kev

think your right sir..wilton and lifeline favourite if i recall...ez

beautiful record!

Tops in my collection, boom!!