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for me its gotta be Jimmy Mack bw Third finnga left hand , thats a bargain issue  for 6 shillings and 3 pence or was it 6 shillings and 9 pence ?

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for me its gotta be Jimmy Mack bw Third finnga left hand , thats a bargain issue  for 6 shillings and 3 pence or was it 6 shillings and 9 pence ?

 

 

Am I in a parallel universe.

The Capitals "Ooh What You're Doing To Me"/

"Can't Deny That I Love You" (Omen).

The Capitals "Ooh What You're Doing To Me"/

"Can't Deny That I Love You" (Omen).

Willie Kendrick, just for the difference between the 2 classics (Change your ways/What's that on your finger)

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Willie Kendrick, just for the difference between the 2 classics (Change your ways/What's that on your finger)

Nice call that Pete and in the same vein Bob Relf's two contrasting classics( Blowing My Mind To Pieces/ Girl your my kind of Wonderful)

Ethics - Look At Me Now/Think About Tomorrow on Vent - cheap, cheap, cheap......excellent, excellent, excellent

for me its gotta be Jimmy Mack bw Third finnga left hand , thats a bargain issue  for 6 shillings and 3 pence or was it 6 shillings and 9 pence ?

 

 

Good topic, but just out of interest what is a 'finnga'? :g::lol:

Soul city  cold hearted blues/ who do you think your are.

To add to some already mentioned:

Freddie North Don't Make Me Look Bad/Hold Back

Jimmy Hughes It's Getting Better/I Want Justice

Shirley Lawson - The star & one more chance

Larry Atkins--Ain't that love enough/ lighten up

Bernard Williams---focused on you/ its needless to say

Good topic, but just out of interest what is a 'finnga'? :g::lol:

You idiot...it's like a " fum" ..but there's more of "em "

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JJ Barnes            Baby please come back home /   Chains of Love

Ohhh, there are a few, but Rhonda Davis on Duke comes straight to mind, 'Long walk' being the better track but both great, oh and jimmy Connor on Shelly, 'the reality of life' is a massive favourite of mine ...

And the rhythm machine on Rodan to that list, I'm not a massive funk collector but they were such a good group, their best 45 IMO....

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Always liked both sides of carol Anderson I'm not worried/ taking my mind off love.   Whip.

Couple more great 2 siders

Garland green girl i love you.

Rained 40 days n nights.

Innersection im in debt to you.

Let me love yuh...gaz

So many, especially when one is also into deep soul and ballad flips. One off the top of my head that for me will always take some beating

 

Spencer Wiggins - I Can't Be Satisfied (With A Piece Of Your Love) / Take Time To Love Your Woman - Sounds of Memphis 716

Jimmy Beaumont - You got too much going for you / I never loved her anyway

 

(cos someone else already chose Darrell Banks)

The Exits Gotta Have Money/Under the Streetlamp

Soul Communicators These Lonely Nights/Please Don't Go

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A few that spring to mind for me:-

 

Chubby & The Turnpikes - I didn't try / I know the inside story (Capitol)

Billy Hambric - She said goodbye / I found true love (Drum)

Clydie King - Soft and gentle ways / He always comes back to me (Imperial)

Clydie King - Our love grows deeper / Missin' my baby (Imperial)

Masqueraders - How big is big / Please take me back (Bell)

Donny Hathaway - I love you more than you'll ever know / Lord help me (Atco) deep man

Ruby - Feminine Ingenuity / Deceived (Gold Token)

The Exits - Under the street lamp / You got to have money (Gemini)

Bobby Hutton - Loving you needing you / Watch where you're going (ABC) 

Betty Everett - Nothing I wouldn't do / In your arms (ABC)

Darrell Banks - Open/Our love...........without a doubt my first choice!

 

Terri Bryant - Geni/When I'm in your arms

Supremes - Love is like an itching/He's all I got

Bobby Sheen - I may not be what you want/Something new to do

Del Larks - Job Opening Parts 1 & 2

for me its gotta be Jimmy Mack bw Third finnga left hand , thats a bargain issue  for 6 shillings and 3 pence or was it 6 shillings and 9 pence ?

Jimmy Mack is a great choice, along with Love is here and now you're gone/There's no stopping us now. I thought it was 6/8d then they went up to 7/6d. I know when they were 7/6d (1970 ish) it was the same money for a week's school dinners and I used to buy a single with my dinner money and cadge my dinner from the 1st years at the chippy. I got so well known by the woman in the shop that she used to let me behind the counter so I could just go through all the old stax/motown and put them away to stop anyone else getting them. Of course you could still order some of them before they became deleted.

I thought we were talking about 2 belting northern tunes? A lot of these choices are chalk & cheese records. And please lets not descend into who can imbed the most youtube lips. We are all capable of finding stuff on youtube, thank you.

tobi lark - sweep it out in the shed/challenge my love

tobi lark  happiness is here/talkin bout love

commands - hey its love/aint got time

barbara mercer - call on me/so real

doris troy - face up to the truth/he's qualified

carol anderson - takin my mind off love/don't worry

Jo Armstead - I feel urge comin on/stone good lover Two totally different styles and both classics

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