Eccentric northern soul.  US new compilation. Had a quick listen and it's sound. My guess there's an interesting story about its creation? 

a recent Numero group release

full details can be had here

https://numerogroup.com/products/eccentric-northern-soul

can preview/listen via spotify

1.

Out Of Sights - Tears Don't Care 02:45

2.

The Sequins - He's A Flirt 02:19

3.

Helene Smith - Thrills and Chills 02:38

4.

Morris Chestnut - Too Darn Soulful 02:31

5.

The Sensations - Demanding Man 02:26

6.

The Extremes - How I Need Your Love 02:02

7.

Ed Crook - That's Alright 02:21

8.

Carl Henderson - That Girl 02:26

9.

Bob & Fred - I'll Be On My Way 01:54

10.

Elvin Spencer - Lift This Hurt 02:40

11.

Syl Johnson - One Way Ticket to Nowhere 02:29

12.

Eula Cooper - Standing By Love 02:26

13.

Barbara Stant - My Mind Holds on to Yesterday 02:52

buy track

14.

Ty Karim - Lighten Up Baby 02:42

15.

Stormy - I Won't Stop to Cry 02:52

16.

Royal Jesters - Use Your Head 01:59

17.

Otis Brown - I'm Ready for Love 02:42

On the digital version available at Qobuz this is in 24bit quality and sounds wonderful. Their artist compilations of those on the above release are also excellent.  Being a now rare, legal download service you can also pick the songs of your choosing from the single artist compilations.  Ed Crook also has the wonderful Northern Soul dancer on the b-side to That's Alright available too.  It's really worth digging into Numero at Qobuz.

Some Cleveland related cuts on this album.

Mainly via Lou Ragland (& his contacts), Numero has released lots of Cleveland soul tracks, lots being unreleased or rare items ahead of Numero's involvement. 

I like the Boddies 7" box set in particular that they put out a few years ago. Isn't one of 45's now going for a wad of cash ?