3) Honey & Bees – Why do you hurt the one who loves you – Arctic 141 WD Ex £75 SOLD
(Another excellent outing for this brilliant and prolific Philly girl group)
4) Otis Leavill – Keep on loving / Right back in love – Columbia 43661 WD M- £50
(Another high quality 2 sider, hard to pick one over the other, but both superb mid-tempos)
5) Sebastian Williams & Soul Men – The one you can’t have – Cotillion 44023 WD Ex £25 SOLD
(Big names Isaac Hayes, David Porter and C.L. Blast all involved on this cool Memphian dancer, whose Soul Men do sound like they may have a female insurgent!)
😎 Sandy Williams – Pushing a good thing to far – 4 Corners 137 WD M- £150
(Covered by Barbara Lewis, this wonderful version has laid back instrumentation that allows her deeply rich vocals and engineers a feel good factor, a bit like Sandy Golden - Masterpiece, albeit a bit faster. Comes with company sleeve, edge split, and flip has date stamped)
11) Jackie Lee – Oh’ my darlin’ – Mirwood 5527 WD Ex+ £100 SOLD
(fantastic west coast stable was Mirwood, and this is right up there amongst the tunes we were brought up on)
12) Walter Jackson – After you there can be nothing – Okeh 7256 WD M- £30
(Monster beat ballad, top of the class)
13) Larry Williams – I am the one / You ask for one good reason – Okeh 7280 WD Ex+ £125 HOLD
(Top quality double sider, would be M- bar a partial light sheen on flip, which DNAP)
14) Azie Mortimer – I can’t take it away – Okeh 7316 WD M- £30
(I have 2 artists photos of this girl, butter wouldn’t melt in her mouth, but this typically Okeh production is punchy R&B with a hint of female authority, not at all the style we’d expect after her Big Top, Swan and Number One label releases)
15) Chuck Wood – Seven days is too long – Roulette 4754 WD M- £150 HOLD
(Wow, never ceases to amaze me how perfect this track is, traditional Northern anthem at its best)
16) Hit Pack – Never say no to your baby – Soul 35016 WD Ex- £60
(The first released east coast demo and no Motown copyright or Bell distribution text on label, harder in this format)
17) Derek Martin – If you go / Count to ten – Sue 143 WD M- £100
(Fabulous double sider, beautiful condition vinyl, red Xol on flip)
18) Rose Battiste – I can’t leave you – Thelma 102 WD M- £180
(Femme Detroit at its very best, great artist, everything she did is worth having, Xol)
19) Sugar Lumps – Won’t you help me – Uptown 735 WD Ex £50
20) Crowns feat: Phillip Harris – Better luck next time – Vee-Jay 546 WD £35
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Postage:
£1.70 - Good old 1st Class (Proof of Posting)
£3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items)
£7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500
£8.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £1000
Kiki Dee Now The Flowers Cry 7 Vinyl Single 45rpm Ex 1968
The Premiers Lonely Weatherman 1968 Group Vg Hear It
A nice stack of wax up for grabs, comprising of 20 white demos originating from the likes of Detroit, LA, Chicago and the Big Apple.
PM and questions or to reserve.
Some sound files added for 45s I think you may be unfamiliar with, all other sound files on request, easily sent by e-mail or PM
1) Willie Williams – Have you ever been played for a fool – ABC 10860 WD M- £100
(Full on dancer, fabulous playing condition, light ring wear on label)
2) Impressions – Sometimes I wonder – ABC 11135 WD NM £15
(Outrageously good cover of Major Lance’s winner, aching vocals. Impressive on West Coast Demo)
3) Honey & Bees – Why do you hurt the one who loves you – Arctic 141 WD Ex £75 SOLD
(Another excellent outing for this brilliant and prolific Philly girl group)
4) Otis Leavill – Keep on loving / Right back in love – Columbia 43661 WD M- £50
(Another high quality 2 sider, hard to pick one over the other, but both superb mid-tempos)
5) Sebastian Williams & Soul Men – The one you can’t have – Cotillion 44023 WD Ex £25 SOLD
(Big names Isaac Hayes, David Porter and C.L. Blast all involved on this cool Memphian dancer, whose Soul Men do sound like they may have a female insurgent!)
6) Spandells – Say no girl – Dimension 1041 WD M- £30
(Very catchy finger popping girly dancer, perfect surface, juts red penciled wavy line either side of top side centre, when an X would have done!)
7) Jean Wells – Hello baby – goodbye too – Eastern 610 WD Ex+ £60
(Superb femme with a hint of sassy R&B, just a feint number on top label, the same and a red X on the flip)
😎 Sandy Williams – Pushing a good thing to far – 4 Corners 137 WD M- £150
(Covered by Barbara Lewis, this wonderful version has laid back instrumentation that allows her deeply rich vocals and engineers a feel good factor, a bit like Sandy Golden - Masterpiece, albeit a bit faster. Comes with company sleeve, edge split, and flip has date stamped)
9) Tony Michaels – I love the life I live – Golden World 41 WD M- £125
(Tidy mid-tempo from the reliable GW set up, 2 Xol on flip)
10) Skyliners – Everything is fine – Jubilee 5506 WD M- £30
(Quite superb, sultry vocals on this mid-tempo gem)
11) Jackie Lee – Oh’ my darlin’ – Mirwood 5527 WD Ex+ £100 SOLD
(fantastic west coast stable was Mirwood, and this is right up there amongst the tunes we were brought up on)
12) Walter Jackson – After you there can be nothing – Okeh 7256 WD M- £30
(Monster beat ballad, top of the class)
13) Larry Williams – I am the one / You ask for one good reason – Okeh 7280 WD Ex+ £125 HOLD
(Top quality double sider, would be M- bar a partial light sheen on flip, which DNAP)
14) Azie Mortimer – I can’t take it away – Okeh 7316 WD M- £30
(I have 2 artists photos of this girl, butter wouldn’t melt in her mouth, but this typically Okeh production is punchy R&B with a hint of female authority, not at all the style we’d expect after her Big Top, Swan and Number One label releases)
15) Chuck Wood – Seven days is too long – Roulette 4754 WD M- £150 HOLD
(Wow, never ceases to amaze me how perfect this track is, traditional Northern anthem at its best)
16) Hit Pack – Never say no to your baby – Soul 35016 WD Ex- £60
(The first released east coast demo and no Motown copyright or Bell distribution text on label, harder in this format)
17) Derek Martin – If you go / Count to ten – Sue 143 WD M- £100
(Fabulous double sider, beautiful condition vinyl, red Xol on flip)
18) Rose Battiste – I can’t leave you – Thelma 102 WD M- £180
(Femme Detroit at its very best, great artist, everything she did is worth having, Xol)
19) Sugar Lumps – Won’t you help me – Uptown 735 WD Ex £50
20) Crowns feat: Phillip Harris – Better luck next time – Vee-Jay 546 WD £35
PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details.
Postage:
£1.70 - Good old 1st Class (Proof of Posting)
£3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items)
£7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500
£8.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £1000
Overseas on request
Cheers, Lee
Edited by Soulfulsolutions