Not that any of these needs much introduction…but I´ll do some old-school sales pitch just for the shake of it
GERALDINE HUNT — TWO CAN LIVE CHEAPER THAN ONE — BOMBAY (Yellow) ; Two small crosses in both labels, as shown in picture of the actual record for sale, Vinyl is solid EX, a very clean copy. 120 POUNDS SOLD
Chicago belter loved by everyone, certainly one of the most iconic intros recorded at the windy city in the 60s (exactly as Betty Everett´s “Getting mighty crowded” isn´t it?) and you don´t have lyrics like that anymore…
THE SOUL NOTES — DON´T MAKE ME BEG/HOW LONG WILL IT LAST — WAY OUT 1001 Demo. THIS IS THE FIRST EDITION, 1001, AS IT WAS PUBLISHED LATER AS 1006 AND 1051 The “How long..” label has a faint stamp from a guy named “Bob Stern” who certainly should be severely punished (physically if necessary) for doing something so stupid…as shown in the scan, of the actual records for sale; for some reason our friend Bob did not stamp the “Don´t make me beg” side, as shown in scan as well. Vinyl is M-, 70 POUNDSSOLD!!
That´s what we all call a double-sider!!!, which one is better??? The Xoveresque and smooth “How long will it last”?, or the cool and very-much club-sound “Don´t make me beg”??? my personal answer…who cares?, both are great!, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
THE GOSPEL CLASSICS — MORE LOVE, THAT´S WHAT WE NEED — CHECKER, EX, 100 POUNDS (seen often much higher…) SOLD
Well before the Holy Disciples, Dixie Nightingales, Divine Chords, Cassieta Jones, Gospel Pearls or Soul Stirrers rang any bell, the Gospel Classics were making dance, and even-more important. SMILE, to thousands of soul fans. A true Soul and Mod classic, instant dancefloor reaction guaranteed.
DEBBIE DEAN —WHY AM I LOVIN YOU — V.I.P. Demo Almost imperceptible sticker mark in label, as shown in scan, of record for sale. Vynil is EX 60 POUNDS SOLD
Motown classic from Debbie, big production as it was the rule in Hitsville by 1968, quite reluctant sale as this was my first “rare” record ever (I know it´s not so rare but it was to me then, in the black and white years…), but a long-time-want is waiting
Wade In The Water Ramsey Lewis 1960s Rb Pro Mo Copy
Latin Funk - Luis Antonio Diaz - What You Wont Do For L
ALL SOLD NOW...THANKS!
Not that any of these needs much introduction…but I´ll do some old-school sales pitch just for the shake of it
GERALDINE HUNT — TWO CAN LIVE CHEAPER THAN ONE — BOMBAY (Yellow) ; Two small crosses in both labels, as shown in picture of the actual record for sale, Vinyl is solid EX, a very clean copy. 120 POUNDS SOLD
Chicago belter loved by everyone, certainly one of the most iconic intros recorded at the windy city in the 60s (exactly as Betty Everett´s “Getting mighty crowded” isn´t it?) and you don´t have lyrics like that anymore…
THE SOUL NOTES — DON´T MAKE ME BEG/HOW LONG WILL IT LAST — WAY OUT 1001 Demo. THIS IS THE FIRST EDITION, 1001, AS IT WAS PUBLISHED LATER AS 1006 AND 1051 The “How long..” label has a faint stamp from a guy named “Bob Stern” who certainly should be severely punished (physically if necessary) for doing something so stupid…as shown in the scan, of the actual records for sale; for some reason our friend Bob did not stamp the “Don´t make me beg” side, as shown in scan as well. Vinyl is M-, 70 POUNDS SOLD!!
That´s what we all call a double-sider!!!, which one is better??? The Xoveresque and smooth “How long will it last”?, or the cool and very-much club-sound “Don´t make me beg”??? my personal answer…who cares?, both are great!, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
THE GOSPEL CLASSICS — MORE LOVE, THAT´S WHAT WE NEED — CHECKER, EX, 100 POUNDS (seen often much higher…) SOLD
Well before the Holy Disciples, Dixie Nightingales, Divine Chords, Cassieta Jones, Gospel Pearls or Soul Stirrers rang any bell, the Gospel Classics were making dance, and even-more important. SMILE, to thousands of soul fans. A true Soul and Mod classic, instant dancefloor reaction guaranteed.
DEBBIE DEAN —WHY AM I LOVIN YOU — V.I.P. Demo Almost imperceptible sticker mark in label, as shown in scan, of record for sale. Vynil is EX 60 POUNDS SOLD
Motown classic from Debbie, big production as it was the rule in Hitsville by 1968, quite reluctant sale as this was my first “rare” record ever (I know it´s not so rare but it was to me then, in the black and white years…), but a long-time-want is waiting
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Edited by Dani Herranz