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I would say that Richard Paradise is at £300.

It's all about the flipside. . It's been a top want of mine for too bloody long and I came close last night but not close enough.

I didn't think this was expensive Steve?

And seriously good. But yes, that was an amazing sale price.

Thanks for looking. Anything of interest PM me please. Paypal as GIFT please. Royal Mail 1st Class £1.35, Recorded delivery £2.50 in the UK, FREE on more than 1 x 45. Overseas buyers contact me for delivery options. Thanks again. Jordi Brethren - Can this be real. (Teen Town) Superb modern, funky track with killer drums and in demand. Ex. £130 Mary Mundi - Electric Ghetto / Open up your heart. (Insurance City) Very hard to find brilliant double sider. One side frantic funky dancer, the other sublime crossover. Unfortunately pressed off centre but I have glued a middle in place so it plays correctly. Therefore Vg although vinyl is Mint. £175 SOLD Judy McDonald & Mellowettes - There's nothing I'd rather do. (VRC) In demand crossover dancer with great vocals. It would be mint but a bit of the vinyl has snapped off the edge in one place, but it doesn't go into the run in groove at all so it plays perfectly. £135 SOLD Jaqueline Jones - A Frown on my Face. Mint copy of this very in demand killer crossover 45. £185 SOLD James Kelly Duhon - In School. Great uptempo, funky dancer. Ex. £30 ON HOLD Anna King - Mama's got a bag of her own. (End). Brilliant 60's funky soul dancer. On the rarer dog pictured END label. Some marks on vinyl but it plays great. VG. £55 Dynamic Adam - Forgive Me. (Anla). Deadly 60's uptempo, funky dancer that's pretty much unknown and could really take off. M-. £45 Porgy Williams - Lonely Man's hum. (Sylves). Lovely 70's version, a really nice dancer with killer vocals and strings. Mint. £50 Jade - Music Slave. Great funky modern tune. In demand. Mint. £70 SOLD Jackie Wilson - It Only Happens / Just as soon as the feeling's over. (UK Brunswick issue). Brilliant UK only issue. Double sider with the amazing Sam Dees penned crossover flip.Ex. £80 Chocolate Syrup - You're off and Running. (IRA). Seldom seen these days, brilliant 70's crossover dancer. Mint. £100 SOLD Shelley Fisher - Girl I love you.(Dayla). My favourite version, absolute class crossover dancer. Mint. £150 Eugene Gaspard - Holding On. (Rosemont). Superb dark and moody funky dancer. Mint. £130 Sir Charles Hughes - You Say You're Leaving. (Je-ena). In vogue uptempo funky crossover dancer. Mint. £140 Fabulous Fugitives - What the World Needs / You Made me Cry. (J'ACE). Excellent semi known double sider. Two uptempo funky dancers in a similar vein to Billy Byrd. Mint. £130 SOLD

Thanks for looking. Anything of interest PM me please. Paypal as GIFT please. Royal Mail 1st Class £1.35, Recorded delivery £2.50 in the UK, FREE on more than 1 x 45. Overseas buyers contact me for delivery options. Thanks again. Brethren - Can this be real. (Teen Town) Superb modern, funky track with killer drums and in demand. Ex. £150 Mary Mundi - Electric Ghetto / Open up your heart. (Insurance City) Very hard to find brilliant double sider. One side frantic funky dancer, the other sublime crossover. Unfortunately pressed off centre but I have glued a middle in place so it plays correctly. Therefore Vg although vinyl is Mint. £175 SOLD Judy McDonald & Mellowettes - There's nothing I'd rather do. (VRC) In demand crossover dancer with great vocals. It would be mint but a bit of the vinyl has snapped off the edge in one place, but it doesn't go into the run in groove at all so it plays perfectly. £150 Jaqueline Jones - A Frown on my Face. Mint copy of this very in demand killer crossover 45. £200 James Kelly Duhon - In School. Great uptempo, funky dancer. Ex. £30 Mark Putney - Today's man / Don't come around here anymore. (Atlantic DJ) 70's moody, edgy, uptempo and fabulous double sider. Mint copy. £40 Anna King - Mama's got a bag of her own. (End). Brilliant 60's funky soul dancer. On the rarer dog pictured END label. Some marks on vinyl but it plays great. VG. £60 Blues Bag LTD - I'm Gonna Love You. (PLUMM) Fabulous uptempo version of the Intrigues tune. This is my favourite version, it has a really cool vibe about it. Mint. £200 Dynamic Adam - Forgive Me. (Anla). Deadly 60's uptempo, funky dancer that's pretty much unknown and could really take off. M-. £50 Porgy Williams - Lonely Man's hum. (Sylves). Lovely 70's version, a really nice dancer with killer vocals and strings. Mint. £50 Jade - Music Slave. Great funky modern tune. In demand. Mint. £70 SOLD Jackie Wilson - It Only Happens / Just as soon as the feeling's over. (UK Brunswick issue). Brilliant UK only issue. Double sider with the amazing Sam Dees penned crossover flip.Ex. £85 Chocolate Syrup - You're off and Running. (IRA). Seldom seen these days, brilliant 70's crossover dancer. Mint. £100 SOLD Shelley Fisher - Girl I love you.(Dayla). My favourite version, absolute class crossover dancer. Mint. £150 Eugene Gaspard - Holding On. (Rosemont). Superb dark and moody funky dancer. Mint. £135 Sir Charles Hughes - You Say You're Leaving. (Je-ena). In vogue uptempo funky crossover dancer. Mint. £140 Fabulous Fugitives - What the World Needs / You Made me Cry. (J'ACE). Excellent semi known double sider. Two uptempo funky dancers in a similar vein to Billy Byrd. Mint. £135

Yes you're right. I wish I'd taken a very nice offer for my copy a few years ago.

Yes, that was really cheap and someone got a right bargain I reckon. The last one he sold a few years ago i think, was £500+ and I thought that was cheap then!

Not sure what you mean moog? I don't need the boot of rising sun as I've got an orig.

I didn't know the Rising Sun had been booted...er... re-issued.

That second link posted above isn't too bad, that would be about £200, a fair price I reckon when you consider this was well over £1000 when first discovered.

So what is the stuff that's a bit clip clop Doris Day ish? I once went to a night where one of the DJ's Murv Parnell or something played an hour of the most soulless music I have ever heard at a soul night. I really thought I was at the wrong venue, yet the floor was busy.

You missed it as well bro.

Damn!!

That was very cheap.

It's a strange one isn't it Ivor? It was up for big money at one time, I'm sure I saw it for £200, yet it's a modern press with a dreadful sound quality which ruins a really good record.

Never heard the David Oliver version, it's a belter!. It's strange that the Mahdi and Tracy Kerr sounds older even though it's 2 years later.

No. 10 is a version of Mahdi and Tracy Kerr - 'Who are you'. Don't know whe version though. No.20 is the Down Five - 'I Do Love You cause your my lady'. No.39 is by Bill. it's the flip to 'Space Lady'

Really? Who's put this out? Good release!

Yes, you're right, I think it was on topic but I know what you mean.

….Pherrell is a good fun pop record, nothing more. Its never going to be "northern soul"…. But Steve, when the unimaginative soul night DJ's play it every night next to Tribute to Betty, Drizzzzzzzzzzzabone and whatever that last one was that everyone was on about, and the punters fill the floor hoofing to it, then it will have become 'Northern soul'. Aren't those the rules when trying to explain why Paul Anka when we get there(pop), James Fountain (funk), Crow (psych rock) etc, etc are all classed as northern ....."if it gets plays on the Northern scene, then it's Northern."

It might help if you stated which ones contain soul or funk tracks worthy of consideration.

Was there a vinyl original of this Steve? I still play my old maroon boot at home, such an uplifting record.