Nice and varied selection this time around. A strong modern soul selection with alot of musically very strong mid priced 45’s plus a few rarities such as the Back Bay Crew EP, Pat Stallworth, Contreras/Sokolov/Milgrom’s Budweister/Starstream release “You make it harder”, June Evans x2 and more. There’s a bunch of seldom seen crossover discs such as Experience Unlimited on Gaynote, You & I on Cordak, Friday, Saturday & Sunday on it’s hardest format – Stax distributed issue copy. There’s a Ronnie McCain on Triode, Freddie Terrell “You had it made”, Soul Brothers Six, Shirelles on Blue Rock and many more. For lovers of slow soul 45’s we have a section dedicated to that with the whole price range represented. From a clean copy of Question’s ultra rarity on Gold And Soul Productions to a clean copy of George Kerr’s best moment in “Sunday”.
There’s a very cool section of rare European, mostly picture sleeved, releases on northern soul and 60’s soul classics. If you want more of that check my Discogs shop, link further down. Nearly all in stunning shape too.
Not many albums and 12 inchers this time around but all great ones such as Chapparalls 1978 Atlanta, GA rarity, Lanier “25 hours”, Willie Bobo’s version of “Always there”, a few cheapies with Johnny Bristol and Thelma Jones plus a bunch of Blaxploitation albums.
PM to reserve!
Also don’t forget to follow my Discogs shop where I add new stock every week. If you order from me directly rather than from there I can pass on the saved fees and knock off 10% off the listed prices.
Info about payment, grading, shipping costs etc after the listings. I require paypal payments over £150 as gift (or add 4% to the total) to cover paypal fees.
Best Regards, Karl
Disco/modern/boogie/Two step 45’s
Pat Stallworth – Questions Pt. 1 / Pt. 2 – Fly-By-Night / EX / £330 (10/10 modern soul. And don’t miss the dreamy version on the flip.)
Pazazz – So hard to find – In-Roads / EX/EX / £275 (Clean copy of this superb Florida modern soul dancer. Picture sleeve has a little bit of wear and sun bleaching on top but still looks superb.)
Back Bay Brew – Is it for real – Back Bay Crew / EX/VG / £200 (Super obscure three track 7 inch with the standout track being “Is it for real”. The side with that one has clean vinyl, the less interesting flip is VG with superficial jukebox swirl marks.)
Contreras / Sokolov / Milgrom – You make it harder – Budweiser Showdown / EX/EX / £150 (Tough 1984 New York boogie. Unplayed copy complete with pic sleeve.)
Dyna-Might – Fallin’ in love again – Dyna-Might / VG+ / £125 (Blue eyed Cali modern soul dancer. Version of the Hamilton Joe, Frank & Reynolds release on Playboy records. Record has a few light marks and plays with a slight crackle at times, apparent only if you listen closely. Price reduced.)
Jeanette (Baby) Washington – Cup (Runneth over) – Sixth Avenue / EX / £100 (Very rare, and very good modern soul dancer. Superior version to the Ronnie Dyson song. Small Not For Sale sticker on label.)
C.L. Blast – Love don’t feel like love no more / Beautiful lover – Juana / VG+ / £80 (Superb modern soul dancer for grownups. Flip is a version of the Joe Chapman track. Nice free from marks copy, complete with company sleeve, but has a shade like coating on the vinyl and just a slight hint of background noise if you listen closely. Plays well but not perfect.)
Jimmy Randolph – You have to lose love (to love love) – Honey Bee / VG+ / £35 (Promo of this excellent feel good modern dancer. Record has many light marks but plays ok.)
David Ruffin – I wanna be with you – Warner Brothers / EX / £30 (Epic feel classic that’s always been hard to find on 7 inch. Promo copy in company sleeve.)
David Ruffin – Rode by the place (Where we used to stay) – Motown / EX / £20 (Tiny writing on label, blue pen on blue background so barely noticeable.)
Main Ingredient – Instant love / Let me prove my love to you – Rca / EX / £25 (Sought after modern soul pearl backed with a JR Bailey penned slowie which were used by Alicia Keys.)
One Way – I didn’t mean to break your heart – Mca / EX / £25 (Killer issue only on 45 disco/modern dancer with a superb thundering bass line. Tiny writing on label.)
A Brother’s Guiding Light – Getting together – Mercury / VG / £20 (White label promo copy of this rare Philly classic. Four X on label. Plays with a faint background noise, price reduced.)
Shirley Brown – Honey babe / I can’t move no mountains – Arista / EX / £20 (Rare issue copy on this superb modern soul double header. Black on black label writing, says “118”.)
Honey Cone – Somebody is always messing up a good thing – Hot Wax / EX / £20 (Untypical sound for the label, a real good modern dancer. White demo which is vinyl, unlike issue copies.)
Shadow – People don’t know what love is – Chess / EX / £20 (Superb proto disco out of Washington DC. Basically the same song as Sting “Pleasure”. Grey/white promo copy.)
Tyrone Davis – Just my luck – Columbia / EX / £15 (Very nice white demo of this popular modern dancer. Issue copies fetched up to £75 at it’s peak and this is much rarer.)
Love Committee – Darling come back home / One dozen roses – TSOP / EX / £10 (Killer version of the Eddie Kendricks track. One of my personal Philly soul faves. Tricky to find issue copy with different flip.)
Bonnie Pointer – I wanna make it (In your world) – Motown / EX / £8 (Another “don’t ignore because of the artist” 45. Superb folky soul which fits in the two step sound.)
Dee Edwards – It comes to my attention – Morning Glory / EX / £6 (Personal fave! Killer two step re-make of the Cloe Martin track. Small star written on label.)
Experience Unlimited – You got to tell me / It’s alright – Gaynote / EX / £400 (Superb and powerful crossover slowie out of LA. Reminds me of the top tunes off the Optimistics and New Sounds albums on Turbo. Flip is a decent funk track. Vinyl is clean but label has been exposed to H20 and has some tearing. It’s not that bad overall, see youtube links below for how it looks.)
You and I – Make time – Cordak / EX / £300 (An excellent jazzy, funky soul mover. Sold a copy of this a few years ago and had since gained popularity through spins at the Oslo OSE nighters. Well rare. Label has a star written with black filt pen.)
Friday Saturday & Sunday – There must be something / Potato sallad – Dig / EX / £225 (Stax distribution copy in company sleeve. Vinyl copy, not styrene. “Potato sallad” side has X on label.)
Winston ‘Flook’ Richards – Got to have your love – Trex / EX / £150 (Dead rare Island soul with a crossover soul feel. Extra hard to find in this clean condition.)
Alphonso Hamilton – I’ll let you go for free – Gate-Way / G+ / £125 (Well rare Flint, Michigan funk. Vocal and instrumental version. Record is well worn and label has ring wear. But the good news is it plays surprisingly well with the background noise never being close to overpowering the music. Playgrades around VG, it’sthe actual copy for sale on the youtube clip.)
Ivy Jo – I can feel the pain – V.I.P. / VG+ / £80 (Rare issue only Motown dancer with a Four Tops like pleading feel. Vinyl just shy of EX with some light marks, plays ok.)
Us Everyday People – Without your sweet lovin’ – L.B.J. / VG+ / £70 (Excellent crossover group soul. The less interesting flip plays with pretty heavy surface noise, especially in the intro. Main side plays well.)
Alfredito Linares – Soul and feeling – Industria Colombiana / VG / £65 (Rare and good Colombian, instrumental latin jazz. Light wear on both vinyl and label, plays well.)
Shirelles – There’s a storm going on in my heart – Blue Rock / EX / £45 (Quite rare and super good soul stormer. Usually seen on UK Mercury press. BB hole through label, comes complete with company sleeve.)
Olympics – Girl, you’re my kind of people – Warner Brothers / VG+ / £20 (Killer crossover soul using the similar backing to Bob Relf. Record has light marks but plays well.)
Ruth McFadden – Ghetto woman – Gamble / VG+ / £12 (Rare funky 1972 Gamble release. Vinyl has light marks but plays well.)
Billy Stewart – I do love you – Chess / VG+ / £12 (Nice looking white demo complete with company sleeve. X on label. Popular song later covered by GQ, Albert Jones and others.)
Jazzie Cazzie & the Eight Sounds – Young girl / Soul city – Knap Town / EX / £300 (Clean copy of this Indianapolis rarity. Group soul slowie of the highest quality backed with funk. Again so hard to find in clean condition!)
Attractions – Think back / You don’t know boy? – June Bug / EX / £200 (Chicago rarity featuring two lovely sides. Northern dancer backed with a sublime killer version of the Mandells song. Vinyl is clean but has a warp that might require some extra needle pressure on some players to play through properly. Worked fine on both my Technics 1210’s and Linn LP12.)
Smoke Sugar Company – The girl I can’t forget – Teri De / EX / £100 (Absolutely lovely group soul, a true pearl. Wave reflection label design, been told this also came out with the plain blue Teri De design but is yet to verify that.)
Philly Devotions – I’ll never color you a rainbow / Yeah, yeah, girl – Bry-Wek / EX / £35 (Likely their rarest 45 featuring to epic sweet soul ballads.)
Ponderosa Twins + One – Bound – Astroscope / EX / £20 (Popular slowie. I still hold the opinion children shouldn‘t record records but this one is charming.)
Winstons – Color him father / Amen, brother – Negram/Metromedia / EX/EX / £100 (Pic sleeve.)
Show Stoppers – Ain’t nothin’ but a houseparty / What can a man do – Sark / EX/EX / £80 (Pic sleeve has a small tippex:ed area, white on white so still looks neat. Rarer than the Norway release John Manship auctioned, and with a prettier sleeve.)
Chuck Jackson – Good things come to those who wait – Scepter/Negram / EX/EX / £80 (Pic sleeve. Added a clip just to remind everyone how good this is. Dead rare!)
Marlena Shaw – Let’s wade in the water – Chess International / EX/EX / £45 (Small initials written on pic sleeve.)
Martha & The Vandellas – Nowhere to run / Motoring – Tamla Motown/Artone / EX/EX / £40 (Rare first release of “Nowhere to run” and with different flipside to the Holland re-release. With pic sleeve.)
Ray Charles – I don’t need no doctor – Artone / EX/EX / £40 (Pic sleeve.)
Jackie Wilson – The who who song / Since you showed me how to be happy – Coral / EX/EX / £40 (Pic sleeve.)
Radiants – It ain’t no big thing – Chess International/Artone / EX/G / £35 (Pic sleeve in clean condition but has a 1,5×1,5 cut hole in the center.)
Oscar Brown Jr. – Work song / Dat dere – CBS / EX/EX / £35 (Pic sleeve.)
Kenny Bernard – Ain’t no soul (Left in these ole shoes) – Pye / EX/EX / £30 (Pic sleeve.)
Gene Chandler – Nothing can stop me – Stateside / EX / £30 (Complete with company sleeve.)
Isley Brothers – Why when love is gone – Tamla Motown / EX/EX / £25 (Pic sleeve.)
Showmen – It will stand – Imperial / EX / £20 (Complete with company sleeve. Both sides of the label has tear + distributor or store stamps. One label side has a Not For Sale stamp on top of that and the other side has a R written with filt pen on top of that.)
Impressions – Can’t satisfy – Artone / VG+/EX / £20 (Pic sleeve. Date written on label.)
Bettye Swann – Make me yours – CBS / EX/EX / £15 (Pic sleeve.)
Capitols – Cool jerk – Capitol / EX / £15 (Complete with company sleeve. Not For Sale stamp on label.)
German
Jackie Wilson – I get the sweetest feeling – Coral / EX/VG+ / £40 (Pic sleeve has two small tears. The identical back is clean.)
Bobby Paris – Per-So-Naly – Polydor / EX/EX / £30 (Pic sleeve.)
Formations – At the top of the stairs – MGM / EX/EX / £30 (White demo with pic sleeve.)
French
Little Willie John – Uh uh baby – Disques Vogue / EX / £30 (Complete with company sleeve.)
Bobby Freeman – S.w.i.m. – Disques Vogue / EX / £15 (Complete with company sleeve.)
Italian
Martha & The Vandellas – Quicksand / Darling I hum our song – Durium Marche Estere / EX/EX £30 (Italian press with a lovely pic sleeve showing the girls in the group.)
Modern Soul/Disco 12’s
Lanier – 25 hours / Blinded – Clarence Music / EX / £175 (Epic disco backed with a nice slowie.)
Chapparrals – Shake your head – Maximillion / EX/EX / £225 (Dead rare 1978 album. Mainly funk oriented but soul fans should not miss the sublime slowie “Just be you”.)
Tony Borders – The Tony Borders Revue – True Sound / EX/EX / £50 (Japanese album compiling 45’s released on the Revue, South Camp, Uni and Quinvy labels. Limited press, the copy for sale is numbered 18 of 1000. With insert.)
Bridge – Crying for love – FER / EX/EX / £45 (Long out of print 2000 release of 16 previously unissued songs. And almost every track is a winner! Cover still in shrink.)
Ronnie McNeir – Love suspect – Setting Sun / EX/EX / £25 (Rare Usa copy, usually seen on UK Expansion which was released two years later. With the superb modern soul dancer “Everybody’s in a hurry” which is LP only.)
Tams – The mighty mighty Tams – Sounds South / EX/EX / £25 (With the superior album version of “This precious moment”. Name written on front cover and on label.)
Johnny Bristol – Strangers – Atlantic / EX/EX / £8 (With the best version of “Strangers in dark corners”. The number 4 is written on front and back cover with black filt pen.)
Lalo Schifrin – Enter the dragon – Warner Brothers / EX/EX / £25 (White label promo copy.)
Joe Simon & Millie Jackson – Cleopatra Jones – Warner Brothers / EX/EX / £20 (Cover still in seal. Cut corner and a vintage price sticker on seal.)
Charles Earland – The dynamite brothers – Prestige / EX/VG / £15 (Cover has cut corner, ring wear plus initials written on back.)
Impressions – Three the hardway – Curtom / EX/EX / £12 (Cover still in seal, tiny cut out saw mark.)
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45′s
1 45: £5
2-3 45s: £8
4-8 45s: £11
Albums/12s
1 LP/12″: £10
2-3 LP/12″s: £20
4-7 LP/12″s: £28
Rest of the World
45′s
1 45: £6
2-3 45s: £9
4-8 45s: £15
Albums/12s
1 LP/12″: £12
2-3 LP/12″s: £20
4-7 LP/12″s: £30
Gradings
NM – spotless record. One grading I don’t really use – one tiny mark/scuff/flame/scratch and it’s EX. Many new records will not make this grade.
EX – Basically everything that will look and play great.
VG+ – Will have marks that may very moderately affect play. Might have fairly large amount cosmetic marks not affecting play.
VG – Lots of marks, should still play fairly well but not perfect.
VG- – Lots and lots of marks, see description on how it plays.
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Hello and welcome to the October 2015 sales list!
Nice and varied selection this time around. A strong modern soul selection with alot of musically very strong mid priced 45’s plus a few rarities such as the Back Bay Crew EP, Pat Stallworth, Contreras/Sokolov/Milgrom’s Budweister/Starstream release “You make it harder”, June Evans x2 and more. There’s a bunch of seldom seen crossover discs such as Experience Unlimited on Gaynote, You & I on Cordak, Friday, Saturday & Sunday on it’s hardest format – Stax distributed issue copy. There’s a Ronnie McCain on Triode, Freddie Terrell “You had it made”, Soul Brothers Six, Shirelles on Blue Rock and many more. For lovers of slow soul 45’s we have a section dedicated to that with the whole price range represented. From a clean copy of Question’s ultra rarity on Gold And Soul Productions to a clean copy of George Kerr’s best moment in “Sunday”.
There’s a very cool section of rare European, mostly picture sleeved, releases on northern soul and 60’s soul classics. If you want more of that check my Discogs shop, link further down. Nearly all in stunning shape too.
Not many albums and 12 inchers this time around but all great ones such as Chapparalls 1978 Atlanta, GA rarity, Lanier “25 hours”, Willie Bobo’s version of “Always there”, a few cheapies with Johnny Bristol and Thelma Jones plus a bunch of Blaxploitation albums.
PM to reserve!
Also don’t forget to follow my Discogs shop where I add new stock every week. If you order from me directly rather than from there I can pass on the saved fees and knock off 10% off the listed prices.
https://www.discogs.com/seller/K-Mart/profile
Info about payment, grading, shipping costs etc after the listings. I require paypal payments over £150 as gift (or add 4% to the total) to cover paypal fees.
Best Regards, Karl
Disco/modern/boogie/Two step 45’s
Pat Stallworth – Questions Pt. 1 / Pt. 2 – Fly-By-Night / EX / £330 (10/10 modern soul. And don’t miss the dreamy version on the flip.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0XYmNcR83g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0XYmNcR83g
Pazazz – So hard to find – In-Roads / EX/EX / £275 (Clean copy of this superb Florida modern soul dancer. Picture sleeve has a little bit of wear and sun bleaching on top but still looks superb.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1DHo7Lnqt4
Back Bay Brew – Is it for real – Back Bay Crew / EX/VG / £200 (Super obscure three track 7 inch with the standout track being “Is it for real”. The side with that one has clean vinyl, the less interesting flip is VG with superficial jukebox swirl marks.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cx83pqWvrZ4
Contreras / Sokolov / Milgrom – You make it harder – Budweiser Showdown / EX/EX / £150 (Tough 1984 New York boogie. Unplayed copy complete with pic sleeve.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS2zhTstfj4
June Evans – Hardly need to say – H&H / EX / £150 (Her best, rare 1981 mellow disco cut. Dead stock copy, label has a few faint spots.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heLxZfzQoXo
June Evans – I need to – Center Stage / EX / £40 (Nice Philly boogie cut.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34GjA8aH7gg
Dyna-Might – Fallin’ in love again – Dyna-Might / VG+ / £125 (Blue eyed Cali modern soul dancer. Version of the Hamilton Joe, Frank & Reynolds release on Playboy records. Record has a few light marks and plays with a slight crackle at times, apparent only if you listen closely. Price reduced.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCORcFSda4I
Queen Yahna – Ain’t it time – P&P / EX / £110 (Current indemander. Wonderful soulful disco. X on label.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRe_hcHanmA
Jeanette (Baby) Washington – Cup (Runneth over) – Sixth Avenue / EX / £100 (Very rare, and very good modern soul dancer. Superior version to the Ronnie Dyson song. Small Not For Sale sticker on label.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQwdgIEEXLE
Garfield Fleming – Don’t send me away – Becket / EX / £100 (Dead stock copy of this modern soul evergreen.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=414cE27wuuo
W.T. Jones – It’s all for you – W.T. Productions / EX / £100 (Rare two step. Writing on label, dedication from the artist)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxdDu6BIzEs
C.L. Blast – Love don’t feel like love no more / Beautiful lover – Juana / VG+ / £80 (Superb modern soul dancer for grownups. Flip is a version of the Joe Chapman track. Nice free from marks copy, complete with company sleeve, but has a shade like coating on the vinyl and just a slight hint of background noise if you listen closely. Plays well but not perfect.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNqFk6JRlxY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9k-OhKvDqM
Charles Earland – Drifting – Mercury / EX / £50 (Promo copy of this soulful modern soul indemander. Comes in company sleeve.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCcGZsHIyj8
Evangelists – Walk with me – Morning Son / EX / £50 (Very obscure black gospel record.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfKRL-bRjBY
Ebonys – Do you like the way I love – PIR / EX / £50 (One of the few rarities on this label, and a great dancer. Not included on their PIR album.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9m-wMEFZWs
Wardell Piper – Power of love – Midsong / VG+ / £45 (Powerful disco/modern. Rare issue only release. Superficial marks only, plays well.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jJ3IZR8134
Tasha Thomas – Stay with me – Buddah / EX / £40 (Ultra soulful disco on a rare 45. Long and short versions, complete with picture sleeve.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6QRQmOF7hA
Barbara Hall – You brought it on yourself / Drop my heart off at the door – Innovation II / EX / £35 (Very rare vinyl, green label black text copy.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsI0OiNEFq8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CuYElA-uHc
Prince Phillip Mitchell – In her own way – Ichiban / EX / £35 (Popular and hard to find modern dancer.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_UVdZgcwAA
Jimmy Randolph – You have to lose love (to love love) – Honey Bee / VG+ / £35 (Promo of this excellent feel good modern dancer. Record has many light marks but plays ok.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=da3Pa6Kk62c
Will Hart – Check out your mind – Mother Earth / EX / £30 (Essential two step from the ex Delfonics singer.)
https://recordmaniasthlm.blogspot.se/2013/12/record-mania-mix-16-yet-more-two-step.html (55:35 in)
David Ruffin – I wanna be with you – Warner Brothers / EX / £30 (Epic feel classic that’s always been hard to find on 7 inch. Promo copy in company sleeve.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHpxUhAp3iI
David Ruffin – Rode by the place (Where we used to stay) – Motown / EX / £20 (Tiny writing on label, blue pen on blue background so barely noticeable.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xo_aqNF_B0
Main Ingredient – Instant love / Let me prove my love to you – Rca / EX / £25 (Sought after modern soul pearl backed with a JR Bailey penned slowie which were used by Alicia Keys.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drNJMztdaeo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5BM9bsTGaI
Howard Churchill – Ha ha I caught you – R&G / EX / £25 (Cool 1976 disco/modern soul dancer out of the Philly Virtue studios.)
https://soundcloud.com/hidingplaceplace/howard-churchill-ha-ha-i-caught-you-cool-private-soul-45-out-of-philly
One Way – I didn’t mean to break your heart – Mca / EX / £25 (Killer issue only on 45 disco/modern dancer with a superb thundering bass line. Tiny writing on label.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VN5pWznp2ks
Alicia Myers – I want to thank you – Mca / EX / £25 (Lovely disco dancer on a tricky to find 45.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpC637CBmBM
A Brother’s Guiding Light – Getting together – Mercury / VG / £20 (White label promo copy of this rare Philly classic. Four X on label. Plays with a faint background noise, price reduced.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaLluv3AdIA
Candy Yams – I’m Goin’ down – Blue Duke / EX / £20 (Charming lo-fi Florida indie. Vocal and semi instrumental versions.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQAG8jpzE5c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2Gekwo0yjI
Alisha – All night passion / same – Vanguard / EX / £20 (45 version is 3:35. Well hard on 7 inch!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jBI1iiSTmI
Junior Byron – Woman / Dance to the music – Vanguard / EX / £20 (“Woman” 3:19, flip is 3:58. Much harder on 7 than on 12 inch.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umwcoJ_W-ro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACLqT7O0hqo
Shirley Brown – Honey babe / I can’t move no mountains – Arista / EX / £20 (Rare issue copy on this superb modern soul double header. Black on black label writing, says “118”.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akGTwqb-yCk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x6DxwlFrmk
Honey Cone – Somebody is always messing up a good thing – Hot Wax / EX / £20 (Untypical sound for the label, a real good modern dancer. White demo which is vinyl, unlike issue copies.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlG0LhpPdog
Shadow – People don’t know what love is – Chess / EX / £20 (Superb proto disco out of Washington DC. Basically the same song as Sting “Pleasure”. Grey/white promo copy.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5YaAuWNINY
Charles Beverly – Stop and think it a minute – IX Chains / EX / £15 (Rare issue copy with different flip. Lovely modern soul slowie.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uH9GFguESJ0
Tyrone Davis – Just my luck – Columbia / EX / £15 (Very nice white demo of this popular modern dancer. Issue copies fetched up to £75 at it’s peak and this is much rarer.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvH0dusGaZE
Sho Nuff – Just to love someone like you – Malaco / EX / £15 (Highly recommended mellow groove/2 step, personal all time fave.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEdd1KkTS8g
Grey & Hanks – Gotta put something in – Rca / EX / £12 (Promo copy in company sleeve. Recommended modern/disco dancer.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnLytzNn3oM (45 version is 3:38)
Denise LaSalle – I’m trippin’ on you – Mca / EX / £12 (Comes in company sleeve and with jukebox strip.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvOUtTXL48I
Gene Dunlap feat. Ridgeways – Before you break my heart – Capitol / EX / £10 (Two step classic, nice on a 7 inch too. White demo.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_Q0En_0E5I
Love Committee – Darling come back home / One dozen roses – TSOP / EX / £10 (Killer version of the Eddie Kendricks track. One of my personal Philly soul faves. Tricky to find issue copy with different flip.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d59uoWLh8-0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nFBczHzrBk
Little Anthony & the Imperials – I don’t have time to worry – Avco / EX / £8 (Highly recommended Philly soul dancer. Promo copy in company sleeve.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwdOUS6R-A0
Bonnie Pointer – I wanna make it (In your world) – Motown / EX / £8 (Another “don’t ignore because of the artist” 45. Superb folky soul which fits in the two step sound.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lizPGmwYVq8
Herbie Hancock – Stars in your eyes – Columbia / EX / £6 (Classic!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wH8PF9-94g
Dee Edwards – It comes to my attention – Morning Glory / EX / £6 (Personal fave! Killer two step re-make of the Cloe Martin track. Small star written on label.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EOIeCDMwrA
Northern/Crossover/Funk 45’s
Experience Unlimited – You got to tell me / It’s alright – Gaynote / EX / £400 (Superb and powerful crossover slowie out of LA. Reminds me of the top tunes off the Optimistics and New Sounds albums on Turbo. Flip is a decent funk track. Vinyl is clean but label has been exposed to H20 and has some tearing. It’s not that bad overall, see youtube links below for how it looks.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HK-0TWG7icU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2vrGNdTSdE
You and I – Make time – Cordak / EX / £300 (An excellent jazzy, funky soul mover. Sold a copy of this a few years ago and had since gained popularity through spins at the Oslo OSE nighters. Well rare. Label has a star written with black filt pen.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C4y0ZCRos8
Clay Brown – Why you want to change – Florentine / EX / £250 (Obscure crossover soul from the “Walk with a groove” man.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-P2kzO8q06U
Friday Saturday & Sunday – There must be something / Potato sallad – Dig / EX / £225 (Stax distribution copy in company sleeve. Vinyl copy, not styrene. “Potato sallad” side has X on label.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBnxaqbLTdY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVbUyHwotYE
The Unknown – Pad out – O A / VG+ / £225 (Deep funk classic! Vinyl has a few light marks but plays great.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUb_4wGcWDQ
Ronnie McCain – This time I’m gone – Triode / EX / £185 (Crossover indemander out of NYC.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQVDN_vgif4
Freddie Terrell & the Blue Rhythm Band – You had it made / Why not me? – Capitol / EX / £185 (Essential crossover double header.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8VZyp_syMY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bu6RzttFtJk
Winston ‘Flook’ Richards – Got to have your love – Trex / EX / £150 (Dead rare Island soul with a crossover soul feel. Extra hard to find in this clean condition.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnaCsy0g29M
Betty Moorer – Speed up / It’s my thing – Wand / EX / £150 (Classic crossover backed with a funky cover of Isley Bros.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXdFGQH735o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKbcimXpm8c
Alphonso Hamilton – I’ll let you go for free – Gate-Way / G+ / £125 (Well rare Flint, Michigan funk. Vocal and instrumental version. Record is well worn and label has ring wear. But the good news is it plays surprisingly well with the background noise never being close to overpowering the music. Playgrades around VG, it’sthe actual copy for sale on the youtube clip.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MS4qXLJive0
Touch of Class – Love me baby – Renfro / EX / £80 (The female group version of this feel good crossover dancer. Comes highly recommended!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxsBngHYYFE
Ivy Jo – I can feel the pain – V.I.P. / VG+ / £80 (Rare issue only Motown dancer with a Four Tops like pleading feel. Vinyl just shy of EX with some light marks, plays ok.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bQJgZbppHE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pFfo-_YjiE
Lovettes – I need a guy / I’m afraid – Carnival / EX / £70 (Lovely midtempo northern dancer, one of my faves on the label. Flip is a charmer as well.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrRG_AELEBM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMb_R-0X_2U
Us Everyday People – Without your sweet lovin’ – L.B.J. / VG+ / £70 (Excellent crossover group soul. The less interesting flip plays with pretty heavy surface noise, especially in the intro. Main side plays well.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJWkNy13USY
Alfredito Linares – Soul and feeling – Industria Colombiana / VG / £65 (Rare and good Colombian, instrumental latin jazz. Light wear on both vinyl and label, plays well.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsfwOzB94r0
Soul Brothers Six – I’ll be loving you – Atlantic / EX / £50 (Essential northern soul killer. And one not easy to find in clean condition.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zejNA1Yq69Q
Shirelles – There’s a storm going on in my heart – Blue Rock / EX / £45 (Quite rare and super good soul stormer. Usually seen on UK Mercury press. BB hole through label, comes complete with company sleeve.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haVF_NjiL2A
https://recordmaniasthlm.blogspot.se/2010/05/record-mania-mix-5-all-girl-soul-from.html (also included it in this mix a few years back.)
Wess & the Airedales – There’s gonna be a revolution – Durium / EX / £25 (Nice crossover soul on an Italian 45 release. Label has a little wear.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SguKyb-z9qU
Olympics – Girl, you’re my kind of people – Warner Brothers / VG+ / £20 (Killer crossover soul using the similar backing to Bob Relf. Record has light marks but plays well.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZnz78HeV7Y
Darrell Banks – Open the door to your heart / Our Love – Revilot / EX / £18 (Pink label copy. A hard one to find in this clean condition now.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWlPIAxDAA0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6ZrhVUC3h0
Ruth McFadden – Ghetto woman – Gamble / VG+ / £12 (Rare funky 1972 Gamble release. Vinyl has light marks but plays well.)
Billy Stewart – I do love you – Chess / VG+ / £12 (Nice looking white demo complete with company sleeve. X on label. Popular song later covered by GQ, Albert Jones and others.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kr40p6ev4Yw
Impressions – Can’t satisfy – Abc / VG+ / £12 (Oldie evergreen, clean playing copy in company sleeve.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ze5CK6s5lC8
Impressions – I’ll always be here – Curtom / EX / £6 (Superb 1974 crossover dancer.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8Z415IiPbE
Jackie Moore – Both ends against the middle – Atlantic / EX / £8 (Lovely Philly soul dancer. Pristine demo in company sleeve.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oo95HgNb7IM
Little Milton – More and more – Checker / EX / £8 (Powerful crossover soul dancer and a nice little cheapie from the “If walls could talk” man.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=88&v=cqLol9CJBx4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qG5hLUW4aE
Group/Sweet/Deep/ballad 45’s
Question’s – ? – Gold and Soul / EX / £650 (Major group soul ballad rarity, especially in clean condition like this one.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMXr2ukzpVg
Jazzie Cazzie & the Eight Sounds – Young girl / Soul city – Knap Town / EX / £300 (Clean copy of this Indianapolis rarity. Group soul slowie of the highest quality backed with funk. Again so hard to find in clean condition!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HFix2XHUO0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2voUhYnwyis
Mar-Keys – Heavenly thing / Part 2 – Mar-Keys / EX / £225 (Lovely and well rare Detroit slowie.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hP7X-tMbemc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4QM90WuQuc
Attractions – Think back / You don’t know boy? – June Bug / EX / £200 (Chicago rarity featuring two lovely sides. Northern dancer backed with a sublime killer version of the Mandells song. Vinyl is clean but has a warp that might require some extra needle pressure on some players to play through properly. Worked fine on both my Technics 1210’s and Linn LP12.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V13CcyrRJ7s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-fcbhv9JCw
Smoke Sugar Company – The girl I can’t forget – Teri De / EX / £100 (Absolutely lovely group soul, a true pearl. Wave reflection label design, been told this also came out with the plain blue Teri De design but is yet to verify that.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDHZTN70GQU
Philly Devotions – I’ll never color you a rainbow / Yeah, yeah, girl – Bry-Wek / EX / £35 (Likely their rarest 45 featuring to epic sweet soul ballads.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwCqcCvOYMM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xvya3HDuQ44
End Results – Reminiscing – Motion City / EX / £25 (Killer slowie. One label side has small writing, flipside has DJ stamp.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5TZrnoILrA
Ponderosa Twins + One – Bound – Astroscope / EX / £20 (Popular slowie. I still hold the opinion children shouldn‘t record records but this one is charming.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6J_ZWz4t-0E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDsVdLt_Xxg
George Kerr – Sunday – All Platinum / EX / £10 (Easily the best version, superb lowrider type of sound. Clean copy, usually found beat up.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zR0fF1NPpBE
Motown/Northern/R&B/60’s club soul – European presses
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Dutch
Velvelettes – He was really sayin’ Somethin’ – Motown/Artone / EXEX / £125 (Pic sleeve release. GO 42.597 Motown/Artone map label.)
Velvelettes – He was really sayin’ Somethin’ – Tamla Motown/Artone / EXEX / £100 (GO 42.597 pic sleeve release.)
Hesitations – Soul superman / I’m not built this way – Kapp/Negram / VG+/EX / £100 (Pic sleeve is of the green/white variation with no red print.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMD90jTl6_g
Winstons – Color him father / Amen, brother – Negram/Metromedia / EX/EX / £100 (Pic sleeve.)
Show Stoppers – Ain’t nothin’ but a houseparty / What can a man do – Sark / EX/EX / £80 (Pic sleeve has a small tippex:ed area, white on white so still looks neat. Rarer than the Norway release John Manship auctioned, and with a prettier sleeve.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sE_3zoNsOJg
Chuck Jackson – Good things come to those who wait – Scepter/Negram / EX/EX / £80 (Pic sleeve. Added a clip just to remind everyone how good this is. Dead rare!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqNc17YxSiw
Johnny Wyatt – This thing called love – Fontana / VG+/EX / £60 (Pic sleeve has a Philips stamp on back.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bT9ucLWN5I
Marlena Shaw – Let’s wade in the water – Chess International / EX/EX / £45 (Small initials written on pic sleeve.)
Martha & The Vandellas – Nowhere to run / Motoring – Tamla Motown/Artone / EX/EX / £40 (Rare first release of “Nowhere to run” and with different flipside to the Holland re-release. With pic sleeve.)
Ray Charles – I don’t need no doctor – Artone / EX/EX / £40 (Pic sleeve.)
Jackie Wilson – The who who song / Since you showed me how to be happy – Coral / EX/EX / £40 (Pic sleeve.)
Radiants – It ain’t no big thing – Chess International/Artone / EX/G / £35 (Pic sleeve in clean condition but has a 1,5×1,5 cut hole in the center.)
Oscar Brown Jr. – Work song / Dat dere – CBS / EX/EX / £35 (Pic sleeve.)
Kenny Bernard – Ain’t no soul (Left in these ole shoes) – Pye / EX/EX / £30 (Pic sleeve.)
Gene Chandler – Nothing can stop me – Stateside / EX / £30 (Complete with company sleeve.)
Isley Brothers – Why when love is gone – Tamla Motown / EX/EX / £25 (Pic sleeve.)
Showmen – It will stand – Imperial / EX / £20 (Complete with company sleeve. Both sides of the label has tear + distributor or store stamps. One label side has a Not For Sale stamp on top of that and the other side has a R written with filt pen on top of that.)
Impressions – Can’t satisfy – Artone / VG+/EX / £20 (Pic sleeve. Date written on label.)
Bettye Swann – Make me yours – CBS / EX/EX / £15 (Pic sleeve.)
Capitols – Cool jerk – Capitol / EX / £15 (Complete with company sleeve. Not For Sale stamp on label.)
German
Jackie Wilson – I get the sweetest feeling – Coral / EX/VG+ / £40 (Pic sleeve has two small tears. The identical back is clean.)
Bobby Paris – Per-So-Naly – Polydor / EX/EX / £30 (Pic sleeve.)
Formations – At the top of the stairs – MGM / EX/EX / £30 (White demo with pic sleeve.)
French
Little Willie John – Uh uh baby – Disques Vogue / EX / £30 (Complete with company sleeve.)
Bobby Freeman – S.w.i.m. – Disques Vogue / EX / £15 (Complete with company sleeve.)
Italian
Martha & The Vandellas – Quicksand / Darling I hum our song – Durium Marche Estere / EX/EX £30 (Italian press with a lovely pic sleeve showing the girls in the group.)
Modern Soul/Disco 12’s
Lanier – 25 hours / Blinded – Clarence Music / EX / £175 (Epic disco backed with a nice slowie.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hw_3H1Uqp9U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5707N-lCSk
V.I.P. Connection – West coast drive – Morningstar / EX / £90 (Groovy instrumental disco. Company sleeve has ring wear.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fefrFKAPhE
Willie Bobo – Always there – Columbia / EX / £50 (Classic and rare 12 inch. White demo copy, two X on one label side, address sticker on the other.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoW4DxdX69s
Something Unique – This feeling between us – Sheridan House / EX / £15 (Essential two step.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6g09wOEtos
Soul/Funk/Disco Albums
Chapparrals – Shake your head – Maximillion / EX/EX / £225 (Dead rare 1978 album. Mainly funk oriented but soul fans should not miss the sublime slowie “Just be you”.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXSF4oW-AaU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7kL0eveiGo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f46wGegG8mA
Tony Borders – The Tony Borders Revue – True Sound / EX/EX / £50 (Japanese album compiling 45’s released on the Revue, South Camp, Uni and Quinvy labels. Limited press, the copy for sale is numbered 18 of 1000. With insert.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gCOuhW4gBw
Bridge – Crying for love – FER / EX/EX / £45 (Long out of print 2000 release of 16 previously unissued songs. And almost every track is a winner! Cover still in shrink.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxoAgU2UjIw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVQuQQ1AhoQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60zsa7QbR6Q
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTnBHQzVqcM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VATldP8dvWI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CjiRjnriqA
Ronnie McNeir – Love suspect – Setting Sun / EX/EX / £25 (Rare Usa copy, usually seen on UK Expansion which was released two years later. With the superb modern soul dancer “Everybody’s in a hurry” which is LP only.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_HrNVs3zJY
Tams – The mighty mighty Tams – Sounds South / EX/EX / £25 (With the superior album version of “This precious moment”. Name written on front cover and on label.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwK0KMYoMOw
Thelma Jones – s/t – Columbia / EX/EX / £10 (With the best version of “How long”. Album only dancefloor winner. Gold promo stamp on back cover.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2ffLEiAfr8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7jAIDtX8AM
Johnny Bristol – Strangers – Atlantic / EX/EX / £8 (With the best version of “Strangers in dark corners”. The number 4 is written on front and back cover with black filt pen.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZt1LzrTqpQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZnhGd7xpnM
Blaxploitation Soundtracks
OST – Brother on the run – Perception / EX/EX / £100 (Cover has one slightly creased corner.)
Roy Ayers – Coffy – Polydor / EX/EX / £60 (Cut corner.)
Lalo Schifrin – Enter the dragon – Warner Brothers / EX/EX / £25 (White label promo copy.)
Joe Simon & Millie Jackson – Cleopatra Jones – Warner Brothers / EX/EX / £20 (Cover still in seal. Cut corner and a vintage price sticker on seal.)
Charles Earland – The dynamite brothers – Prestige / EX/VG / £15 (Cover has cut corner, ring wear plus initials written on back.)
Impressions – Three the hardway – Curtom / EX/EX / £12 (Cover still in seal, tiny cut out saw mark.)
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Europe
45′s
1 45: £5
2-3 45s: £8
4-8 45s: £11
Albums/12s
1 LP/12″: £10
2-3 LP/12″s: £20
4-7 LP/12″s: £28
Rest of the World
45′s
1 45: £6
2-3 45s: £9
4-8 45s: £15
Albums/12s
1 LP/12″: £12
2-3 LP/12″s: £20
4-7 LP/12″s: £30
Gradings
NM – spotless record. One grading I don’t really use – one tiny mark/scuff/flame/scratch and it’s EX. Many new records will not make this grade.
EX – Basically everything that will look and play great.
VG+ – Will have marks that may very moderately affect play. Might have fairly large amount cosmetic marks not affecting play.
VG – Lots of marks, should still play fairly well but not perfect.
VG- – Lots and lots of marks, see description on how it plays.