15 for sale

City Council Ltd - When Ya Git Thru Wit It Put It Back/You Got It All Ain't No More (Graytom) EX £120
Double sided 'Deep Funk' banger.

Donald Jenkins & The Daylighters - I've Settled Down (Cortland) M- £50
Loud, bolshy mid tempo early northern. As heard on Rare Soul Review comp.

Ed Simpson - Pinch Hitter (Gold Future) VG £60
Strong player, well over the grade...lots of light marks but plays well over.

Family Players Band - Funky Showdown (Players) M- £75
Good clubby funky disco stuff

George Campbell - Double Bump Part 1 (Shantee Fatina) M- £75
Chugging NC (I think) funker that builds.

Inovations - Stay On The Case (Hit Sound) VG+ £50
One of the best feel good tunes that straddles that northern/Xover thing. Label is worn as shown but who only insists on dancing to mint labels?

James Booker - Big Nick (Peacock) £25
Bolshy, latin R&B touch.

Lou Garno Trio - Chicken In The Basket (Giovanni) M- £40
Funkiest tuune ever to promote a rstaurant, eh?

Mad Hatters - Mad Hatters Get Down (Peg Leg Bates) M- £100
Old Ian Wright spin, wait for the second half where the groove drops with the keys...

Old Mpressions - Right On (Brooks Brothers) M- £25
Turn the knobs to ten for the full effect...dark end modern.

Rico Collins - Ever Since You've Been Gone (The Chosen Few) EX- £200
The Soul Beat issue is hard. This one barely registers. Slight Latin funk feel to this. Busy and bustling and a good clubber.

Silky Vincent - Changed Man (Hook Up) EX+ £200
Funky, bouncy: as Magneron would often ask 'Is good for club?'. Yes!

Silver Lining - Silver Lining (Dusic) M- £30
Best ever tune made simply to promote the band?

Tony La Marr - Funky Wah Wah (Five-Four) M- £125
Low slung funk classic.

Ice - Reality (Backatcha/Ice reissue) M £10
Divisive pressing of a nailed on modern soul banger.