a few 45s ending on Wednesday - all have soundclips -

Children (A.L.i.) rare Philly modern/funk, unknown?

Sleddge (Cardinal) nice modern, R&B/soul flip, unknown?

Joni Wilson (Volt) killer vers of Parliaments "Goodies"

Oscar Irvin (Abbott) obscure funky soul

Big Elmer Parker (Blue Jay)

Gerald Sims (WB) nice demo copy on vinyl

Traditions - My Life (Bar Clay)

Marva Whitney (T Neck)

Cardboard Box (Regime) soulful Philly area garage

Pur'swa'der...s (Mica) rare NJ/Philly garage/soul

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Thanks for looking!

Best,

Haim K.

Edited February 7, 200520 yr by hakenig

The Marva Whitney is a top 45. And cheap at the moment, too.

The Marva Whitney is a top 45. And cheap at the moment, too.

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what kind of sound is it Gareth ? does it move more towards funk ?

Yes, Richard, the a-side moves towards funk, shakes it's hand, and plants a big wet kiss on Funk's lips.

The other side is phenomenal Floyd Smith-inspired doom-laden deep soul: like early Loleatta Holloway or Floyd's own "Getting Nowhere Fast" on Dakar. For me the very best Marva Whitney record.

Yes, Richard, the a-side moves towards funk, shakes it's hand, and plants a big wet kiss on Funk's lips.

The other side is phenomenal Floyd Smith-inspired doom-laden deep soul: like early Loleatta Holloway or Floyd's own "Getting Nowhere Fast" on Dakar. For me the very best Marva Whitney record.

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Managed to get my real audio working - I like the track ! The vocal is immense and the fuzz guitar gives the track a different edge

hey guys - I can add a soundclip of the flip if anybody wants to hear it....the flip is excellent, but I assumed that almost everybody would only be into the upbeat side.

Best,

Haim