I’m gonna be quite detailed here,im interested in seeing a list of northern soul uk only 45s? Predominantly 60’s and some 70’s.

a list of 45s that are uk only,no foreign release or USA,no album tracks,and an original song for that particular artist! I imagine it will be a short list and of blued eyed soul origin!

RAY MERRELL TEARS OF JOY JAYBOY

MICKEY MOONSHINE NAME IT YOU GOT IT DECCA …these two are perfect examples of what I mean.

timi yuro never be over (this isn’t)

chapter 5 (this isn’t) these two have album an foreign releases!

lee

Bobby McClure - You Bring Out The Love In Me - Island

Would love to know how this great Chicago artist ended up as a UK b-side to a white group, no credits printed on the label to go off. Same backing as Love Affair on U.A.

 

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Edited May 27, 2024May 27 by Simon T
busy having a wank

1 hour ago, Gaz T said:

Here’s a better scan of the paradox

this is my fav instrumental without question , just love it

 

 

 

Could be wrong,but I’m sure I’ve seen this on another label,maybe a foreign label with a big hole?

Maureen Evans - Searching For Home - CBS UK

Not Northern but a very nice beat ballad, her last recording that didn't come out on any other format.

 

 

3 hours ago, Gaz T said:

two as far as I know uk only

My apologies on the paradox tune,im mixing it up with the vocal version by Dave walker on uk rca!

Don’t know for sure but possibly a couple of 1960’s Lita Roza singles ?

i.e. Mama ,he treats your daughter mean.

Stranger things have happened.

Valerie masters - don't ever go - polydor

Valerie masters - last train out - polydor

Lorraine silver - happy faces - pye

Lee tomlin - sweet sweet lovin - cbs

 

Edited May 26, 2024May 26 by Russoul1

3 hours ago, Gaz T said:

It also came out on uk island lp

same version as uk single

 

 

And UK “ Put Your Tears Away “ LP 

5 hours ago, Dobber said:

Actually is Jon ford a cover too? Or is it the original version?

Yes, Both of then are covers, I didn't clock the "original songs" in your post.

Jenny Wren - Chasing My Dream All Over Town - Fontana UK 

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Edited May 27, 2024May 27 by Simon T

Judi Scott - Billy Sunshine - Page One.

7 hours ago, Simon T said:

Off topic, and probably as my mother would say "as much use as a fart in a colder", a trawl through this might jog the memory

https://northernsoularchive.blogspot.com/

courtesy of Pete Smith

 

 

Would make one hell of a jig saw puzzle 

A topic that could have been interesting deteriorating into a Uk pop fest.

Im off.😂

 

How dare they.

3 hours ago, Tricky said:

A topic that could have been interesting deteriorating into a Uk pop fest.

Im off.😂

 

Don't go yet Tricky....

...all out stomper,great sound,rare and British only...

 

Edited May 27, 2024May 27 by Mgm 1251

King Size Taylor - Somebody's always trying  on Decca

Linda Lewis - you turned my bitter into sweet . Polydor 

I did a big album play list on British last week, found all sorts, here are a load of really good ones.. and btw, who wouldnt love sixties Pop?

Beverley Jones - Wait 'Til My Bobby gets Home / HMV
Petula Clark - Heart, slower but dead ringer for Holly St James. Pye and Aussie Astor
Elkie Brooks - He's Gotta Love Me / HMV
Kenny Roberts - Run Like The Devil / Pye
Joyce Bond - Tell Me What It's All About / Island
Derek Christian - Suddenly There's a Valley / Major Minor
Derek Lee - Girl / Parlophone
Valerie Masters - Don't Ever Go / Polydor
Diana Dors - So Little Time / Fontana, Brill beat record
Woody Herman – Sidewinder / CBS Killer track
Bill Oddie - I Can't Get Through / Parlophone  Yep him, the bird twitching goodie, good 45..
Gene Latter - With A Child's Heart / CBS, Cause I live near Cardiff, local taff this guy great singer, did little piece of Leather, and loads others
Gene Latter - Ways / CBS
Sandi Shaw - Run Away / Pye / Aussie Astor
Antoinette - Why Don't I Run Away From You / Picadilly
Bo Street Runners - Lonely Avenue / Oak Great UK R&B group
Dana Gillespie - Pay You Back With Interest / Pye, One time girlfriend of Bowie and a very good actress... grea record this is
Keith & Billie - Taste Sour Don't It / Picadilly Penned by Jimmy Radcliff, same as Jimmy Radcliffe / Barbara Jean English schroder Acetates his son Chris Radcliffe did, but came out on Keith & Billie in the UK.
Danny Williams - Go Away / HMV
Joy Marshall - Heartaches (Hurry on By) / Decca
Undertakers - Be My Little Girl
Jimmy Echo - Practice What You Preach / Columbia
The Poor Souls - When My Baby Cries / Decca  Glasgow beat group, good one too
John Drevar's Expression - The Closer She Gets / MGM
Jenny Wren - Chasing my Dreams all Over Town / Fontana
Every Parlophone 'Action' 45...except tyhe motown covers
The Unit - Would You Believe What I Say / Fontana
The Baker Twins - He's No Good / Pye
Jack Hammer - Ode To A Discotheque / Down the Subway / Polydor
Barbara Ruskin - Well How Does It Feel / Picadilly
Miar Davies - Ten Good Reasons / Decca

 

Oh shit, I mis read the topic properly, exclude any that got recorded outside the UK...

sorry folks, got all excited there..

 

Love the flip of Linda Lewis 

1 hour ago, Julianb said:

King Size Taylor - Somebody's always trying  on Decca

Isn’t this a cover of ted Taylor Julian? Or is this the original?

This is a good one, but its kinda mix of loads of tracks, but independantly written by Biddu Appaiah. Bit of Four Tops, and I hear the same arrangment as Billy Ocean, different lyrics.. and he even used 'Build me up Buttercup' at one point, it's more like a 'Pastiche' then anything else... but UK released...

Jimmy James - A Man Like Me

 

 

 

Another UK Production that went nowhere... Ken Roland - Fly My Kite

 

Get down with it - Little Richard ?

3 hours ago, Dobber said:

Isn’t this a cover of ted Taylor Julian? Or is this the original?

Looks like you spotted my deliberate mistake😁

4 hours ago, Mal C said:

This is a good one, but its kinda mix of loads of tracks, but independantly written by Biddu Appaiah. Bit of Four Tops, and I hear the same arrangment as Billy Ocean, different lyrics.. and he even used 'Build me up Buttercup' at one point, it's more like a 'Pastiche' then anything else... but UK released...

Jimmy James - A Man Like Me

 

It’s meant to be tracks that were only released on UK 45 Mal ,I made same mistake with this one 

4 minutes ago, Eddie Hubbard said:

It’s meant to be tracks that were only released on UK 45 Mal ,I made same mistake with this one 

You got it my mate,also no permutations or a cover version👍 

1 hour ago, Dobber said:

You got it my mate,also no permutations or a cover version👍 

God dam your hard Dobber! lol

OK, from the big list above, I checked, most came out else where, stand by Keith & Billie - Taste Sour Don't It / Picadilly, although Penned by Jimmy Radcliff over there, it only ever got a release in the UK, as far as I can see.

Until of course his son Chris Radcliffe cut those acetates, well over a decade ago...BIG man obviously did release it last year of course, but not their version.

 

 

4 hours ago, Ian Parker said:

Get down with it - Little Richard ?

Belgium release too on Epic 

6 hours ago, Zoomsoulblue said:

 

 

 

France & Italy.

Jimmy James - I Feel Alright. I think it’s before Turley Richards but not sure if it came out elsewhere.

1 hour ago, Crumb said:

Jimmy James - I Feel Alright. I think it’s before Turley Richards but not sure if it came out elsewhere.

 

and Jamaica 

On 27/05/2024 at 12:34, Mal C said:

I did a big album play list on British last week, found all sorts, here are a load of really good ones.. and btw, who wouldnt love sixties Pop?

Beverley Jones - Wait 'Til My Bobby gets Home / HMV
Petula Clark - Heart, slower but dead ringer for Holly St James. Pye and Aussie Astor
Elkie Brooks - He's Gotta Love Me / HMV
Kenny Roberts - Run Like The Devil / Pye
Joyce Bond - Tell Me What It's All About / Island
Derek Christian - Suddenly There's a Valley / Major Minor
Derek Lee - Girl / Parlophone
Valerie Masters - Don't Ever Go / Polydor
Diana Dors - So Little Time / Fontana, Brill beat record
Woody Herman – Sidewinder / CBS Killer track
Bill Oddie - I Can't Get Through / Parlophone  Yep him, the bird twitching goodie, good 45..
Gene Latter - With A Child's Heart / CBS, Cause I live near Cardiff, local taff this guy great singer, did little piece of Leather, and loads others
Gene Latter - Ways / CBS
Sandi Shaw - Run Away / Pye / Aussie Astor
Antoinette - Why Don't I Run Away From You / Picadilly
Bo Street Runners - Lonely Avenue / Oak Great UK R&B group
Dana Gillespie - Pay You Back With Interest / Pye, One time girlfriend of Bowie and a very good actress... grea record this is
Keith & Billie - Taste Sour Don't It / Picadilly Penned by Jimmy Radcliff, same as Jimmy Radcliffe / Barbara Jean English schroder Acetates his son Chris Radcliffe did, but came out on Keith & Billie in the UK.
Danny Williams - Go Away / HMV
Joy Marshall - Heartaches (Hurry on By) / Decca
Undertakers - Be My Little Girl
Jimmy Echo - Practice What You Preach / Columbia
The Poor Souls - When My Baby Cries / Decca  Glasgow beat group, good one too
John Drevar's Expression - The Closer She Gets / MGM
Jenny Wren - Chasing my Dreams all Over Town / Fontana
Every Parlophone 'Action' 45...except tyhe motown covers
The Unit - Would You Believe What I Say / Fontana
The Baker Twins - He's No Good / Pye
Jack Hammer - Ode To A Discotheque / Down the Subway / Polydor
Barbara Ruskin - Well How Does It Feel / Picadilly
Miar Davies - Ten Good Reasons / Decca

 

 

 

Nice one, had to seek out Pet Clark and The Undertakers as I didn't know those. Yes, Petula very similar to Holly St.James. Undertakers on album/CD only and a great blue-eyed version of 'I Wanna Be (your Everything)'.

On 06/06/2024 at 14:25, Alan Bonthrone1 said:

 

That Jimmy James (Hungary EP) plays a totally (poorer) different take of "I feel alright" than UK Piccadilly. The jamaican release can not say which take does play.

I just got to say I love this:

 

Laurel Aitken - Sweet precious love (UK Rainbow)

 

UK only as far as I know unless a jamaican issue do exist which I doubt. UK production yes, but it's Soul in my book.

 

 

Larry Williams with Johnny Guitar Watson and the Stormsville Shakers - Sweet little baby (UK Decca)

 

 

Tommy Tucker - Oh what a feeling (UK London) 👌

 

 

Pioneers - My good friend James

100% Pure Poison - You keep coming back

29 minutes ago, Douglaschip said:

100% Pure Poison - You keep coming back

Not UK only I'm afraid.