Small stack of wax up for grabs, sound files provided to help in you are unfamiliar, hopefully bring you some cheer on this dull day. PM and questions or to reserve.
Lee David – Gypsy woman – Bell 728 DJ M- Xol £40
(Semi-heavy soul from the “Temptations calling my name” man)
Johnny Williams – My baby’s so good – Chess 1976 M- £100
(Northern R&B, not quite traditional raw and bluesy R&B, but just a hint to spice it up. Horn intro, ivory clinking backing with smooth vocals with occasional mouth-watering “oohs and aahs” from the girl backing. Overlooked mid-tempo genius)
(Wrights releases on the Chicago Crash and subsidiary labels Mica and Vick demonstrate a turnaround from smooth 50’s vocals to grittier 60s soul, this brassy horn laden dancer hits the right notes, and captivates all the way through. Fab 45 with cool label design too)
Funk Boogie Liberation Band Patrick Henry Do You Feel L
Frank Wilson - Do I Love You Uk Demo Promo Motown Tmg
Small stack of wax up for grabs, sound files provided to help in you are unfamiliar, hopefully bring you some cheer on this dull day. PM and questions or to reserve.
Lee David – Gypsy woman – Bell 728 DJ M- Xol £40
(Semi-heavy soul from the “Temptations calling my name” man)
Lou Rawls – Dead end street – Capitol 5869 Ex+ £30
(Outstanding, lyrics to die for, bluesy feel, builds and builds before it crashes in on you. Monologue intro of course)
Otis Bush & Crusaders – So much love – Cha-Cha 766 Ex+ £40
(Rarer earlier release on the Cha Cha label, smooth group soul)
Johnny Williams – My baby’s so good – Chess 1976 M- £100
(Northern R&B, not quite traditional raw and bluesy R&B, but just a hint to spice it up. Horn intro, ivory clinking backing with smooth vocals with occasional mouth-watering “oohs and aahs” from the girl backing. Overlooked mid-tempo genius)
Roy Wright – Heartbreak (awful day) – Crash 427 M- £200
(Wrights releases on the Chicago Crash and subsidiary labels Mica and Vick demonstrate a turnaround from smooth 50’s vocals to grittier 60s soul, this brassy horn laden dancer hits the right notes, and captivates all the way through. Fab 45 with cool label design too)
Sam and Bill – Trying to get back to my baby – Decca 32200 M- dh £20
(Superb mid-tempo vocals and what a catchy tune, don’t ignore it)
Calvin Williams – Lonely you’ll be – Northern Del LA 501 Ex+ £70
(Brilliant vocals from one of Detroit’s finest, probably the best version for me)
Sonny Til – Tears and misery – RCA 9759 Ex+ £60
(Such a catchy dancer from an artist whose been around forever and a day, nice orange stock copy)
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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
Overseas on request
Cheers, Lee