Soul Harmony Singles 1960-1990 SOLD

Standing In The Shadows Of Motown - The Life and Music Of James Jamerson SOLD

Jackie Wilson - The Man, The Myth, The Mob - Tony Douglas SOLD

Soulsville USA - The Story Of Stax Records - Rob Bowman SOLD

Guitars, Bars & Motown Superstars - Dennis Coffey SOLD

Say It One Time For The Brokenhearted - Barney Hoskins

Paperback, Country Soul In the American South, 239 pgs

£4

Al Green - Take Me To The River

Paperback, Al's autobiography, like new, 343 pgs

£4

Curtis Mayfield - People Never Give Up

Paperback, Peter Burns extensive look through a genius of soul's career and life including extensive discography of solo times and the impressions including recording session dates and detailing unissued recordings, like new, 375 pgs

£8

Sweet Soul Music - Peter Guaralnick SOLD

postage will be at cost dependent on weight and where you are in the world, and payment can be made via paypal or UK cheque, drop me a PM or a mail to soulcitizen @ yahoo.co.uk if you're interested in any of them.

cheers Sutty

Edited July 8, 200618 yr by Sutty

Mailed you Sutty re: Soul Harmony Singles

updated... nice to see people still read books rather than just computer screens

"Sweet Soul Music - Peter Guaralnick "

is this any good? i've got a copy sitting right here but haven't had time to pick it up this week.

it's all about 'southern soul not motown' (the first page says).

Have also got 'Casino' by Dave Shaw here, which is an amazing read - not that i ever went (too young) but i seems to give a real feel of what it was like back in the days of Wigan. Might write a review one day.

"Sweet Soul Music - Peter Guaralnick "

is this any good? i've got a copy sitting right here but haven't had time to pick it up this week.

it's all about 'southern soul not motown' (the first page says).

Have also got 'Casino' by Dave Shaw here, which is an amazing read - not that i ever went (too young) but i seems to give a real feel of what it was like back in the days of Wigan. Might write a review one day.

I saw Dave Shaw on thursday, he was at Crispie's funeral

sorry to hear about this crispie chap- sounded a real friendly & popular guy, didn't know him myself though.

R.I.P.

"Sweet Soul Music - Peter Guaralnick "

is this any good? i've got a copy sitting right here but haven't had time to pick it up this week.

it's all about 'southern soul not motown' (the first page says).

yes it's a good read, its about southern soul as it says, presuming ones interest lies not just in records played at all nighters in the uk