New Records Plus Northern Sales Podcast

[Pete S]

Hello,

Here's some new stuff and the rest of what's currently available - but I've come up with a new idea - you can listen to clips of all of these records and more if you click here https://raresoul.mypodcast.com/index.html and play the Northern Soul Sales Podcast.

The complete track list is at the bottom of the page.

PETE SMITH

28 JENKS ROAD

WOMBOURNE

WOLVERHAMPTON

WV5 0BL

01902 893569

Pete.smith@freeuk.com

www.raresoul.co.uk

CHUCK JACKSON - HAND IT OVER - UK PYE INTERNATIONAL

EX 50

Really nice UK issue at a sensible price

ROSCOE & FRIENDS - BROADWAY SISSY / BARNYARD SOUL - TEC

EX 125

Going by recent Ebay prices, this might be a bargain!

THE CONTESSAS - I KEEP ON KEEPIN' ON - E DEMO

M 40

Rarer red label - superb girl group track

PADDED CELL - MISTER MISERY - TODDLIN' TOWN

EX 80

Big Stafford oldie

SISSIE HOUSTON - BRING HIM BACK - CONGRESS

EX 100

Red issue, looks stunning

THE SERVICEMEN - I NEED A HELPING HAND - PATHEWAY

EX 100

This is one with the labels reversed, like 99% of ones I've ever had. It has a short cue burn before the record starts, doesn't affect play at all

FREDDIE HOUSTON - CHILLS AND FEVER - OLD TOWN

EX 60

Blue label, great copy

ART GENTRY - MERRY GO ROUND - ONYX

EX 40

Superb minor Wigan spin

EARL VAN DYKE & THE MOTOWN BRASS - 6 BY 6 - SOUL DEMO

VG++ 25

At one time back in 1970 I could probably have bought a house with the profit I'd make selling this! Actually a pretty rare white demo.

PETE ANTELL - LAND OF LOVE - BOUNTY DEMO

M 175

Fabulous newie - atmospheric beat ballad/midtempo

LUTHER INGRAM - EXUS TREK / IF IT'S ALL THE SAME TO YOU BABE - HIB

EX 50

Official Atlantic pressed orange issue

SAMANTHA JONES - SURROUNDED BY A RAY OF SUNSHINE - UA DEMO

EX 50

SWEET NOTHINGS - CRY BABY CRY - DESTINATION DEMO

EX+ 100

Super-rare white demo, great Stafford spin

THE HIGH & THE MIGHTY - ESCAPE FROM CUBA - ABC DEMO

EX 30

This is the reflections - came out on UK HMV

WILMA SCOTT - IT'S A MEAN OLD WORLD - VERDY

VG+ 150

I think this is unknown - brilliant, understated midtempo sound, really grows on you - will try and get a sound sample up

MARVIN GAYE - UK TAMLA MOTOWN EP

Ain't That Peculiar / I'll Be Doggone / Pretty Little Baby / How Sweet It Is

Really nice copy, EX vinyl, sleeve also EX apart from small tear on open end

EX 35

SUGAR & SWEET - YOU DON'T HAVE TO CRY - SSJ M- 125

On John Manship's site at 300 quid

RAY SCOTT - LOOKING FOR YOU - RAN DEE

M 30

GWENN STACEY - LONELY GIRL - RCA DEMO VG+ 50

THE DAISIES - COLD WAVE - CAPITOL

EX 30

MARLENE & THE DEBANETTES - BAD LOVE - SUNBURST

VG+ 40

Brilliant and rare - plays well

THE FRONTIERS - I JUST WANT YOU - PHILIPS DEMO

M- 25

Double sider, early 60's

THE SLEEPLESS KNIGHTS - YOU'RE DRIVING ME CRAZY - JERROC

VG++ 30

Rare blue eyed dancer

TOOTSIE & THE VERSATILES - NOBODY BUT YOU / I'VE GOT A FEELING - ELMOR

EX 25

Two nice girl group sides

THE TRELLS - I'M SORRY - PORT CITY

EX 25

Crossover dancer

THE JORDAN BROTHERS - IT'S YOU GIRL - GOLDEN CHARIOT

EX 75

Rare Philly dancer, blue eyed possibly, books at £150

THE IMPRESSIONS - CAN'T SATISFY - ABC

EX 20

Classic

THE ANGELENOS - (DOWN IN) EAST L.A. - HIGHLAND DEMO

EX 40

Nice copy, vinyl not styrene

BOBBY HART - CRY MY EYES OUT - DCP DEMO

EX 40

Huge beat ballad, typical mid 60's Teddy Randazzo production

JIMMY TATE - GET SOME DUES - MID-TUNE

EX 30

Very obscure uptempo dancer, don't even know where the label is from, but has Robert Banks on production duty

LEAH DAWSON - YOU GOT TO CHANGE (YOUR EVIL WAYS) - BIG HIT

EX- 70

Nice Detroit rarity, books at £150

THE MAGNIFICENT MEN - ALL YOUR LOVIN'S GONE TO MY HEAD - CAPITOL

EX 30

SUPURBS - ONLY FOR LOVERS - ALTEEN

EX- 30

Gold label

BUNNY SIGLER - WILL YOU STILL LOVE ME TOMORROW - DECCA

EX 25

Fantastic version

BOBBY SHEEN - SOMETHING NEW TO DO - WARNER BROS EX 80

NORTHERN SOUL SALES PODCAST TRACK LISTING

THE CONTESSAS - I KEEP ON KEEPIN ON - E DJ

SWEET NOTHINGS - CRY BABY CRY - DESTINATION DJ

CHUCK JACKSON - HAND IT OVER - PYE INTERNATIONAL

ROSCOE & FRIENDS - BROADWAY SISSY - TEC

PADDED CELL - MR MISERY - TODDLIN TOWN

SISSIE HOUSTON - BRING HIM BACK - CONGRESS

THE SERVICEMEN - NEED A HELPING HAND - PATHEWAY

FREDDIE HOUSTON - CHILLS AND FEVER - OLD TOWN

ART GENTRY - MERRY GO ROUND - ONYX

WILMA SCOTT - MEAN OLD WORLD - VERDY

JIMMY TATE - GET SOME DUES - MID TUNE

SUGAR & SPICE - YOU DON'T HAVE TO CRY - SSJ

LUTHER INGRAM - EXUS TREK - HIB

SAMANTHA JONES - RAY OF SUNSHINE - UA DJ

HIGH & MIGHTY - ESCAPE FROM CUBA - ABC DJ

RAY SCOTT - LOOKING FOR YOU - RAN DEE

CHESTER ST ANTHONY - TOGETHER - A & M DJ

JACKIE ROSS - KEEP YOUR CHIN UP - BRUNSWICK

MARLELE & THE DEBANETTES - BAD LOVE - SUNBURST

PETE ANTELL- LAND OF LOVE - BOUNTY DJ

GWENN STACEY - LONELY GIRL - RCA DJ

THE DAISIES - COLD WAVE - CAPITOL

LEAH DAWSON - YOU GOT TO CHANGE - BIG HIT

SLEEPLESS KNIGHTS - YOU'RE DRIVING ME CRAZY - JERROC

GENE VITO - UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY - DECCA DJ

THE FRONTIERS - I JUST WANT YOU - PHILIPS

THE ANGELENOS - DOWN IN EAST L.A. - HIGHLAND DJ

TOOTSIE & THE VERSATILES - NOBODY BUT YOU - ELMOR

BOBBY HART - CRY ME EYES OUT - DCP DJ

MAGNIFICENT MEN - ALL YOUR LOVINNS GONE TO MY HEAD - CAPITOL

THE TRELLS - I'M SORRY - PORT CITY

THE JORDAN BROS - IT'S YOU GIRL - GOLDEN CHARIOT

SUPURBS - ONLY FOR LOVERS - ALTEEN

BUNNY SIGLER - WILL YOU LOVE ME TOMORROW - DECCA DJ

LEN BARRY - WILL YOU LOVE ME TOMORROW - ARTON EP PS

SONNY CHILDE - PITY ME - COLUMBIA DJ PS

PATTY LIVINGSTON - I'VE GOT MY BABY - DIMENSION DJ

JIMMY BREEDLOVE - I CAN'T HELP LOVING YOU - ROULETTE

WALL OF SOUND - HANG ON - TOWER DJ

MAXINE WOMACK - WHEN YOU'RE THROUGH - MAGNUM

ANN BYERS - DEAD END - ACADEMY DJ

DONNIE BURKES - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - DECCA DJ

NA ALLEN - EVERYTIME IT RAINS - RONN DJ

JIMMY CONWELL - TOO MUCH - GEMINI

BEN E KING - I CAN'T BREAK THE NEWS - ATCO

THE RIVIERAS - YOU COUNTERFEIT GIRL - RILEYS

THE PALLBEARERS - MUSIC WITH SOUL - FONTANA

THE DIXIE CUPS - LOVE AIN'T SO BAD - ABC DJ

PATTY LABELLE - ALL OR NOTHING - ATLANTIC

Postage...

1 x 7" = £1.50 (20p each extra)

Recorded delivery add 70p.

Special delivery £5.

Europe

1 x 7" = £2

Elsewhere

1 x 7" = £2.50

[Paul-s]

Wilma Scott...........................great haunting track!! Ive played it out as an ender!! Flip is a pretty good funk tune 'Smokin'. Hard to find tune.

paul-s

[Guest uroffal]

SUGAR & SWEET - YOU DON'T HAVE TO CRY - SSJ M- 125

On John Manship's site at 300 quid

The expression involving a kettle, pot and black come to mind here and to be honest!

Edited March 8, 2007 by uroffal

[Pete S]

40 odd items and a couple of mentions, not 40 mentions or references!

[Guest uroffal]

40 odd items and a couple of mentions, not 40 mentions or references!

TBH I'm not sure what the difference is? One mention or 40 mentions you're still doing it, but you were pretty quick to make a point about it on my sales, which has probably lost me at least one sale. You're still using John's prices as a 'guide' to highlight the cheap price of the copy you're selling.

[Pete S]

TBH I'm not sure what the difference is? One mention or 40 mentions you're still doing it, but you were pretty quick to make a point about it on my sales, which has probably lost me at least one sale. You're still using John's prices as a 'guide' to highlight the cheap price of the copy you're selling.

I said to you - What would you do without the aid of Manship's book or website?

How would that contribute to you losing sales???

(I'm sorry if it has, obviously)

[Guest uroffal]

I said to you - What would you do without the aid of Manship's book or website?

How would that contribute to you losing sales???

(I'm sorry if it has, obviously)

Actually you edited your post to say that - what you actually said, and what I replied to was the following (it is clear from reading the thread as I qouted your remark in my initial reply): "Do you price anything without the aid of Manship's book or website?"

You then later argued that in your opinion the Herbert Hunter record was the one that made you comment, because it is not rare. As I said I'd already had and accepted an offer on that record (which was close to the asking price), for someone as well known and respected on here as you are I think that was wrong. I would never, ever on a thread selling records say that I felt a record was overpriced and not rare as this could obviously influence a buyer and I personally do not think that is acceptable. Of course you have the right to your opinion, but to air that when someone is genuinely trying to sell an item I think may have scuppered that sale.

I could say this everytime someone lists a record for sale, but wouldn't becasue it is up to the market to determine whether that record is worth that much or not - my opinion is neither here nor there.

[Pete S]

Actually you edited your post to say that - what you actually said, and what I replied to was the following (it is clear from reading the thread as I qouted your remark in my initial reply): "Do you price anything without the aid of Manship's book or website?"

That is true but there had been no replies whatsoever when I edited it to what it says now.

I would have preferred to have taken the discussion away from it being on your sales page. It wasn't just me keeping the discussion going.

[Pomonkey]

You're missing mentioning the deep flip on the Jimmy Tate that a lot of people are really into Pete. Any way to hear the flip of Wilma Scott - interested, needs to be an mp3 or yr podcast format, can't open the regularly posted ones here at work....

[Neiljon31]

I think the idea of a sales podcast is brilliant.

I have'nt put it on me ipod yet but will later for me walk to work tomorrow, nice one.

[paultp]

I think the idea of a sales podcast is brilliant.

I have'nt put it on me ipod yet but will later for me walk to work tomorrow, nice one.

I remember going to Cleethorpes one year with the whole of my sales box recorded onto mini-disc, when someone didn't know something I could pass them the headphones, look up which track it was (oh yes, it was cross referenced ) and then play it to them.

I would like to say it helped my sales but actually when I suggested they listen to it on mini disc, for most people I might as well have said "This reindeer will now tap out the beat for you".

Modern technology - who needs it.