3 obscure rarities for *OFFERS* ending tonight!

[Andreas B]

 

Three extremely rare discs for your consideration. 
NOTE: Due to the their scarcity, I will leave these up for OFFERS over the proposed amount until Thursday the 8th at 8pm Central Europe time. Payment via Paypal as "friends & family" or with fees percentage added. These records have also been cross-posted on Facebook selling groups. PM me with any questions. Happy bidding! 😀

1. Cecil Morgan - If You Ain't Got No Bread You Might As Well Stay Home In Bed / Let's Get Along (Master Music) VG+ *Offers over £300*

A completely off-the-radar disc from places unknown, laying out a blistering raw deep funk take on Billy Hamlin's massive R&B cult classic. I've legitimately only seen one other copy for sale via a private seller's list, and the likelihood of seeing another one is slim. Disc has a a good few non-audible scuffs, plays fantastic!
https://picosong.com/wkdNy/

2. Dewey Jeffries - Why Do You Do What You Do / You Brought About A Change (Peltro) VG *Offers over £250*

By far the rarest and least documented (and dare I say best?) release from Cleveland's Dewey Jeffries, whose "When No One Cared" on Gary-Drew has enjoyed lots of plays throughout the years. Two outstanding sides of proper early 70's rare soul, one a great mid-tempo flute-driven groovy dancer, the other an incredibly deep tear-jerker ballad. Slight warp not affecting play, label wear, some light scuffing causing the odd tick on both sides. Plays strong, have a listen.
https://picosong.com/wkdA8/
https://picosong.com/wkdNi/

3. The Sensational Voices Of Faith - My Thrill Ain't Gone / When He Set Me Free (Carter) VG/VG- *Offers over £200*

Up for offers is what has, for all intents and purposes, posed itself as a one-off. I've had this one covered up for a little over two years in hopes of finding another copy, to no avail. No google hits, no popsike or discogs history, zilch. What's here is an incredible deep gospel soul outing, privately pressed, with all the potential to be a huge sound for deep/sweet collectors imho. Flipside is a more traditional gospel rave-up, also clipped for anyone interested. Condition-wise, plenty of light marks, none really deep or feelable with a nail. "Thrill" plays with more persistent crackle at the start then mellows after the quieter intro.
https://picosong.com/wkaKn/
https://picosong.com/wkaKP/