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Nice selection of white demos and promos up for grabs. WATCH OUT for other listings this week, some rarer Northern coming. As ever sound files available on request, PM any questions or to reserve. Lovations – I can’t forget about you – Cap City 114 M- £80 (Femme crossover group, all their releases worth picking up, immaculate copy) Phil Terrell – Love has passed me by – Carnival 523 Promo Ex £225 HOLD (Fabulous oldie, instantly recognisable and catchy) Chevrons – Love, I love you – Independence 88 Promo M- £400 SOLD (Lovely mid tempo mal group dancer) Skyliners – Everything is fine – Jubilee 5506 WD M- £25 (Stunning track, mid=tempo but moody, lovely copy) Jackson 5 – ABC – Motown 1163 WD M- £250 (Rare gold vinyl special release, comes with VG Cover. Will listen to reasonable offers) Roy Hamilton – You shook me up – RCA 9170 WD Ex+ £250 (Heavyweight Artist and yet another classic oldie, remains popular) Willie Kendricks - Change you ways / Whats that on your finger - RCA WD 9212 WD Ex £475 HOLD (Outstanding double sider, SOL top side and light grub to labels) Renaldo Domino – Don’t go away – Smash 2127 WD M- £50 (Smooth dancer, still semi-known?) Bobby Williams – You’ve only got yourself to blame – Sure-Shot 5031 Promo Ex £475 HOLD (Powerhouse dancer on a stunning graphic label, light ring wear on labels) PayPal as friends or add 4% please or I can send bank details Postage (Latest 2021 Prices for up to 250g): £1.85 – 1st Class (covers to £50) £3.25 - 1st Class Signed For (covers to £50) £7.65 - Special Delivery (Fully insured up to £500) Overseas on Request Cheers, Lee

A lovely example of Michigan quality up for grabs PM and questions or to reserve. Rose Battiste – I can’t leave you / Someday – Thelma 102 WD M- £180 One of the select Pied Piper artists who for everything her talent promised only released a small number of tracks on what we now recognise as the crème de la crème of Detroit’s recording labels, Golden World, Revilot, Ric-Tic and of course the source of this release – Thelma. Rose’s rich and flirty tones have been etched in Northern folklore by the likes of “Hit and Run”, “That’s what he told me”, “Come back in hurry”, and this punchy piano and horn laden outing is no different. Brilliant artist and vocals, and it wouldn’t have been any other way with the driving force of Don Davis and others at Solid Hitbound and Groovesville behind her. Graded conservatively. Just a felt tip X on top side label and light ring wear on flip label to mention otherwise, it’s a prime piece. Condition, condition, condition. PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details. Postage: £3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items) £7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500 Overseas on request Cheers, Lee

Spare just a MINIT to consider this one! PM and questions or to reserve. Herman Hitson - Yes you did - Minit 32072 DJ M- £150 You won’t find a better copy of this Liberty subsidiary 45 this side of 1969! The playing surface is immaculate, fostering the best possible audio feedback of this classic Northern track, which is underpinned by a classic horn intro, unmistakable gruff vocals and an incessant piano and guitar beat. Condition, condition, condition. PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details. Postage: £3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items) £7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500 Overseas on request Cheers, Lee

Lovely stack of wax up for grabs, sound files available if you want, hopefully bring you some cheer on this dull day. PM and questions or to reserve. David Coleman – My foolish heart / Drown my heart – Barry 1013 WD Ex+ £250 SOLD (Rarer white demo of this Hector Rivera piloted Latin infused double sider. Just a couple of tiny marks away from M- visually) Chico Lamarr - What do you think I am / How about you - Fuller 1004 Ex £1500 SOLD (Fantastic LA double sider, with same backing as Penetrations – Sweet sweet baby on “How” side, but its “What” that’s the real prize here, and I think this backing track is used elsewhere too but can’t place it, credentials are everything “Leonard Jewell Smith, Arthur Monday, Cal-Full Productions”, Smith reputed to be Chico! Couple of very light handling marks, otherwise deep luster and plays beautifully. X on “How” label) Blenders - Your love has got me down / Love is a good thing goin’ - Mar-V-Lus 6010 Ex+ £475 SOLD (The 2nd rarest on the label, mixed group double sider in the best condition I’ve seen one in, they normally come beat up) Dee Dee Warwick – Worth every tear I cry – Mercury 909 M- £350 SOLD (UK only 45 release, although on her US album. Outrageously good Femme Northern dancer on a great condition copy. Centre intact) Herman Hitson - Yes you did - Minit 32072 DJ M- £170 (Liberty subsidiary, lovely horn intro and unmistakable vocals on a riving Northern piano beat, immaculate copy) Jackson 5 - ABC - Motown 1163 Ex+ Gold Vinyl’ w/ Picture Sleeve £350 (Motown recognised 1 million sales with its first Gold Vinyl press with complimentary sleeve. A Motown collector’s must. I’m open to reasonable offers) Paul Anka - When we get there - RCA 9457 YDJ Ex £125 SOLD (Household favourite and what a Northern catalogue this so called mainstream artist has) Roscoe Shelton - What is it baby - Tee Jay 8701 M- £100 (So hard to turn up, 70s Roscoe doing the business in a mix of sweet crossover) Maxine Brown - Let me give you my lovin’ - Wand 1128 DJ Ex+ £100 SOLD (Lilting femme soul, flitting between vocal plateaus, so graceful and compelling. Drill hole) PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details. Postage: £1.70 - Good old 1st Class (Proof of Posting) £3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items) £7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500 Overseas on request Cheers, Lee

Seriously hard to find Amy-Mala-Bell rarity sat waitin’ for a new home….. Any questions or offers please PM. Hy-Tones – You don’t even know my name – Bell 627 Promo – £2000 My previous listing for OFFERS didn’t see this wonderful slab of Northern Soul sell, so here it is again for set sale, but I’ll listen to sensible under offers! This Bell 627 release is visually in very good condition, and whilst it has numerous light paper marks, there is nothing that can described as a scratch that impairs the audio feedback, so playback is at least excellent or better. There is a single pop on the run in but it’s over well before the intro. Molded labels look excellent, with the odd scrape here and there, but the dark blue colouring obscures any visual depreciation. See photos. Content with PayPal by friends or add 4%, alternatively bank transfer. Fully insured postage included. Overseas to be determined. Cheers, Lee Hy-Tones - You don't even know my name.mp3

A very highly collectable Motown 45 up for grabs PM any questions or to reserve. Jackson 5 – ABC – 1163 WD Gold Vinyl Ex+ £400 It’s a nice tune to have on a regular stock copy, even better on a white demo, and even then - west is best (IHMO), but on gold vinyl its almost legendary amongst Hitsville aficionados and the wider soul fraternity. It may not be an early Motown release, they do attract most attention, but it did come at a time when the world was entranced by the newly emerging Jackson 5 and MJ hysteria was just beginning to hit the streets! Issued to recognise the pace at which Alpha Bravo Charlie (sorry can't ignore proper military radio procedure!) passed the one million sales mark, faster than any previous Motown output and therefore appropriately honoured with a gold vinyl press, and sent to radio stations with a special title sleeve, therefore it’s a limited promotional not commercial release. Vinyl is EX+ on both sides, (same flip), labels are M-, and the sleeve is still respectable albeit with a left seam split and 2 minor tears at the top. Only last month a similar conditioned copy went for just short of £800. Probably a gap for anyone looking to fill their Motown collection. Happy for PayPal friends or add 4%, alternatively I can send bank details. Postage is £7.50 special delivery, fully insured. Overseas on request. Cheers, Lee

Very rare and obscure sweet soul infused Northern dancer up for grabs….. PM any questions or to reserve. SOLD - Nialations – Every time / I’ll take you just as you come – BRC 105 Ex £500 - SOLD A division of the Brunswick conglomerate BRC (Brunswick Record Corporation) was created to provide new artists with an opportunity to sell themselves and make it to the main label imprint. BRC covered the more productive Wales Wallace of Bashie and Dakar fame, and the lesser known Promises and the Eliminators amongst others who didn’t quite make it. It’s unfortunate that the Nialations only appear to have these 2 recordings against their name anywhere on record, although the flip “I’ll take you” does appear on a 1977 Sound Investment – Brunswick LP, so maybe they had a resurgence under a different name or it was covered, but nothing more than that. Credited both as writer and producer Alonzo Tucker was actually quite prolific, not only as a guitarist, but a singer songwriter, appearing on several labels from Detroit, Chicago and New York. His early career in Hank Ballard’s group the Midnighters and collaborations with the awesome Jackie Wilson, writing some of his early 60s hits saw him become and established player at Brunswick. Maybe it was the latter relationship that opened the door for the Promises to record the brilliant cover of Jackie’s “this love is real”? More common is the same flip stereo / mono release of “I’ll take you” but it is “Every time” that’s the pick of the pair and only shows up on the rarer 2-sider once in a blue moon. The surface is in lovely shape, just the occasional light paper sleeve lines. Spectacularly colourful and clean labels. The last I saw was in G / Vg-, so it may be some time before another high grade copy shows up. Happy for paypal friends or add 4%, alternatively I can send bank details. Postage is £7.50 special delivery, fully insured. Overseas on request. Cheers, Lee Nialations - Every time.mp3

Slab of soul up for grabs, simply Mar-V-Lus stuff….. Joseph Moore - I can’t get to you / I’m lost without you - Mar-V-Lus 6008 Ex OFFERS Can’t remember exactly, but years many ago, I got a regular paper magazine drop from a US dealer called Rookie Ricardo (still active now I think). His thick A4 sized pictorial sales list was packed cover to cover with 100’s of US Soul labels, listed A-Z with popular, lesser known, collectable and a spattering of rare 45s. In one edition I had to rub my eyes, because there before me was the legendary Joseph Moore on Mar-V-Lus, minty at $10. I must have spent the next 24 hours constantly e-mailing and ringing his number, but to no avail, and as time went by my sense of “right time right place” waned and I gave up, never to have and behold a copy for many years after! Owned by George Leaner, the fabulous catalogues of One-Der-Ful, M-Pac and Mar-V-Lus capture the broad spirit of Chicago’s R&B and Soul scene from the early to late 60s, with roughly 100 vinyl releases between them and boasting numerous talented artists. Their closure in 68 led to the rise of the shorter lived but still productive Toddlin’ Town and Midas labels under George’s brother Ernie. Now I know many collect label runs, like Ric-Tic, Revilot, D-Town as obvious examples, but you’re a smart and lucky cookie if you ever went about Georges trio, AND got them all. Whilst there are quality tacks on each label, we are focussing on 2 on Mar-V-Lus in particular , the label designated for the teen orientated market, which could have fooled me! Mora Joseph Moore, or Joe, hailed from North Carolina but moved to New York, joined the Dell-Vikings before going solo, with labels like CB, Tru-Glo-Town and Verve, “I ain’t” being a corker on the latter. Predominantly a writer, his most sought-after output is his vocal “I can’t get to you” written by the awesome Jesse Herring Jr on what happens to be (as far as I know) the rarest Mar-V-Lus 45. It has a great flip too and reputedly only 500 were pressed, which seems to be a common figure bandied about when only a few copies of a rare and collectable 45 exist! Condition wise, the 45 is graded Excellent, displaying minor handling marks or paper lines. Plays with very minor audible feedback, not background noise, just the occasional scattered light pop, almost hidden by the track itself and has a little crackle on run out. Labels show very minor signs of ageing wear. FINE EXAMPLE of a rare soul 45. Content with PayPal by friends or add 4%, alternatively bank transfer. Cheers, Lee

Up for grabs a DING DONG rarity from the Amy-Mala-Bell stable! Any questions or offers please PM. Hy-Tones – You don’t even know my name – Bell 627 Promo – Offers Nashville, the country music capital of the world, wasn’t renowned for its Soul and R&B output but the signs were there. Radio station WLAC could be heard in over 40 States at night, prime time for John R. (Richburg) on air playing vast swathes of the full inventory from Ernie’s Record Mart, picked daily by Ernie’s manager Jane Tabor. Ernie’s was an incredibly successful mail order company, with tunes being sold and mailed out all over the US on the same day or night they were ordered after being heard. It was a phenomenon and the backdrop for a buzzing Nashville music scene, in which many Nashville artists including the Hy-Tones flourished in comparison to the grind for other artists across America. It’s possible the Hy-Tones lack of recordings was due to their involvement as the backing group on Nashville’s television music show “Night Train”, which hosted big names, including soul stars such as Otis Redding, Percy Sledge and James Brown and is regarded as the forerunner of “Soul Train”. This full time and most importantly paid commitment explains how we come to see footage of the Hy-Tones backing teenager Sandra King’s – Leave it up to the boys and very few trips to the recording studios. Robert “Bob” Holmes, a prolific writer and producer in Nashville and connected to William Justis Jr. who owned Tuneville Music, are the main drivers for the Hy-Tones and King’s nearly sequential Bell label releases in 1965. Holmes spotted the Hy-Tones at a Cameron High School talent show, turning manager for Freddie Waters, Eddie Frierson and Arthur 'Skeet' Alsup and Sandra King. He is credited on many Nashville labels, notably A-Bet, Excello, Ref-O-Ree and influential for the likes of the Avon’s, Peggy Gaines, Gene Allison, Roger Hatcher, Wendell Watts and the Paramount Four to name a few. Whilst the Hy-Tones released “You don’t even know my name” on Southern Artists, also the original release source of Jimmy Church’s “Right on time”, it was almost immediately released by Bell. This catchy melodic floater exposes the smooth experienced vocals of all 3 group members, who lead us through a somewhat dreamy story of rejected affection. It may not be for some hardened Soulie’s who like it grittier, but both label releases are bona fide rarities filling dancefloors for years. Mr. Manship quoted seeing less Bell copies than Southern Artists in his time. “Bigger & Better” on A-Bet is a wonderful support act, and evidence of studio time did eventually surface with 2 acetate tracks “Runaway Girl” and “Good News” both achieving vinyl imprint on the Kent Anniversary label. This Bell 627 release is visually in very good condition, and whilst it has numerous light paper marks, there is nothing that can described as a scratch that impairs the audio feedback, so playback is at least excellent or better. There is a single pop on the run in but it’s over well before the intro. Molded label looks excellent minus, with the odd scrape hear and there, but the dark colour obscures a visual depreciation. See photos. Minimum £2000, letting this run until 8pm on Tuesday 17 November unless I get an offer I can’t refuse in-between. Content with PayPal by friends or add 4%, alternatively bank transfer. Fully insured postage included. Cheers, Lee

Small stack of wax up for grabs, sound files provided to help in you are unfamiliar, hopefully bring you some cheer on this dull day. PM and questions or to reserve. Lee David – Gypsy woman – Bell 728 DJ M- Xol £40 (Semi-heavy soul from the “Temptations calling my name” man) Lee David - Gypsy woman.mp3 Lou Rawls – Dead end street – Capitol 5869 Ex+ £30 (Outstanding, lyrics to die for, bluesy feel, builds and builds before it crashes in on you. Monologue intro of course) Lou Rawls - Dead end street.mp3 Otis Bush & Crusaders – So much love – Cha-Cha 766 Ex+ £40 (Rarer earlier release on the Cha Cha label, smooth group soul) Otis Bush & Crusaders - So much love.mp3 Johnny Williams – My baby’s so good – Chess 1976 M- £100 (Northern R&B, not quite traditional raw and bluesy R&B, but just a hint to spice it up. Horn intro, ivory clinking backing with smooth vocals with occasional mouth-watering “oohs and aahs” from the girl backing. Overlooked mid-tempo genius) Johnny Williams - My babys so good.mp3 Roy Wright – Heartbreak (awful day) – Crash 427 M- £200 (Wrights releases on the Chicago Crash and subsidiary labels Mica and Vick demonstrate a turnaround from smooth 50’s vocals to grittier 60s soul, this brassy horn laden dancer hits the right notes, and captivates all the way through. Fab 45 with cool label design too) Roy Wright - Heartbreak (awful day).mp3 Sam and Bill – Trying to get back to my baby – Decca 32200 M- dh £20 (Superb mid-tempo vocals and what a catchy tune, don’t ignore it) Sam & Bill - Trying to get back to my baby.mp3 Calvin Williams – Lonely you’ll be – Northern Del LA 501 Ex+ £70 (Brilliant vocals from one of Detroit’s finest, probably the best version for me) Calvin Williams - Lonely you'll be.mp3 Sonny Til – Tears and misery – RCA 9759 Ex+ £60 (Such a catchy dancer from an artist whose been around forever and a day, nice orange stock copy) Sonny Til - Tears and misery.mp3 PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details. Postage: £1.70 - Good old 1st Class (Proof of Posting) £3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items) £7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500 Overseas on request Cheers, Lee

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Half a dozen on white labels, all cracking tunes with sound files added in case you are unfamiliar. PM and questions or to reserve. Willie Williams – Have you ever been played for a fool – ABC 10860 WD M- £85 HOLD (Full on dancer, fabulous playing condition, light ring wear on label) Willie Williams - Have you ever been played for a fool2.mp3 Otis Leavill – Keep on loving / Right back in love – Columbia 43661 WD M- £40 HOLD (Another high quality 2 sider, hard to pick one over the other, but both superb mid-tempos) Otis leavill - Keep on loving.mp3 Otis leavill - Right back in love.mp3 Jean Wells – Hello baby – goodbye too – Eastern 610 WD Ex+ £60 (Superb femme with a hint of sassy R&B, just a feint number on top label, the same and a red X on the flip) Jean Wells - Hello baby, goodbye too.mp3 Sandy Williams – Pushing a good thing to far – 4 Corners 137 WD M- £125 HOLD (Covered by Barbara Lewis, this wonderful version has laid back instrumentation that allows her deeply rich vocals and engineers a feel good factor, a bit like Sandy Golden - Masterpiece, albeit a bit faster. Comes with company sleeve, edge split, and flip has date stamp) Sandy Williams - Pushing a good thing too far.mp3 Tony Michaels – I love the life I live – Golden World 41 WD M- £125 (Tidy mid-tempo from the reliable GW set up, 2 Xol on flip) Tony Michaels - I love the life I live.mp3 Rose Battiste – I can’t leave you – Thelma 102 WD M- £175 (Femme Detroit at its very best, great artist, everything she did is worth having, Xol) Rose Battiste - I can't leave you2.mp3 PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details. Postage: £1.70 - Good old 1st Class (Proof of Posting) £3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items) £7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500 Overseas on request Cheers, Lee

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Another nice stack of wax up for grabs, this time on coloured labels. PM and questions or to reserve. Sound files on request, easily sent by e-mail or PM 1) Dee Dee Sharp – What kind of lady – Action 4522 M- £125 SOLD (Gamble and Huff, what more can I say? On the creatively colourful UK label) 2) Lee David – Gypsy woman – Bell 728 DJ M- Xol £40 (Semi-heavy soul from the “Temptations calling my name” man) 3) Lou Rawls – Dead end street – Capitol 5869 Ex+ £30 (Outstanding, lyrics to die for, bluesy feel, builds and builds before it crashes in on you. Monologue intro of course) 4) Otis Bush & Crusaders – So much love – Cha-Cha 766 Ex+ £40 (Rarer earlier release on the Cha Cha label, smooth group soul) 5) Johnny Williams – My baby’s so good – Chess 1976 M- £100 (Northern R&B, not quite traditional raw and bluesy R&B, but just a hint to spice it up. Horn intro, ivory clinking backing with smooth vocals with occasional mouthwatering “oohs and aahs” from the girl backing. Overlooked mid-tempo genius) 6) Roy Wright – Heartbreak (awful day) – Crash 427 M- £200 (Wrights releases on the Chicago Crash and subsidiary labels Mica and Vick demonstrate a turnaround from smooth 50’s vocals to grittier 60s soul, this brassy horn laden dancer hits the right notes, and captivates all the way through. Fab 45 with cool label design too) 7) Sam and Bill – Trying to get back to my baby – Decca 32200 M- dh £20 (Superb mid-tempo vocals and what a catchy tune, don’t ignore get it up on youtube) 😎 Larry Williams & Johnny Watson – Too late / Two for the price of one – Epic 7281 Ex+ £300 (Rare Canadian release of this brilliant, and no pun intended 2 for the price of 1, coupling of 2 monster Okeh tunes) 9) Temptations – I want a love I can see – Gordy 7015 M- £100 SOLD (So collectable, early label release, Temps just getting their act together on a catchy track bristling with strong lead vocals, bursts of backing harmonies, twinkling ivories and lighthouse-esque horn rasps, classic and brilliant. Delta number so West coast, but vinyl) 10) Contours – Just a little misunderstanding – Gordy 7052 M- £20 (In your face from one of Motown’s longest established groups) 11) Little Johnny Blair – Mommas gone – House of Fox 5 Ex £20 (£25) (Bubbling sticker mark) 12) Lydia Pense – I’ll forgive you and forget you – Invader 401 M- £100 SOLD (Old Beverly Ann cover up, superb mid-tempo, reminds me of Danelle Darris on Commerce. This red stock copy is harder to find than the demo) 13) Calvin Williams – Lonely you’ll be – Northern Del LA 501 Ex+ £75 (Brilliant vocals from one of Detroit’s finest, probably the best version for me) 14) Monzas – Hey! I know you – Pacific 1998 Ex £50 ON HOLD (Very rare first release, on Manny’s for 100, only the later 104 release shows up on Popsike) 15) Dillard & Johnson – Here we go, loving again – Piedmount 076 Ex £30 (Moses Dillard in Nashville!) 16) Sonny Til – Tears and misery – RCA 9759 Ex+ £65 Such a catchy dancer from an artist whose been around forever and a day, nice orange stock copy 17) Holidays – Loves creeping up on me / Never alone – Revilot 205 DJ Ex £40 (Fabulous double sider, not an easy to find DJ copy, writing on label) 18) Jackie Ross – Hard times – SAR 129 Ex+ £250 SOLD (Very hard R&B, her first release at 16 years of age, no wonder she had a future, on Sam Cooke’s own label, what a voice) 19) Entertainers – Love in my heart – Symbol 212 M- £125 SOLD (Charged up dancer on many playlists) 20) Ketty Lester – West coast – Tower 166 M- £30 SOLD (Uptempo dancer from the “love letters” girl, made for the swinging Californian 60s scene) 21) Ethics – Look at me now – Vent 1001 M- £35 SOLD (Forget values this must be one of the best Northern dancers to have emerged from Philly, if it was known for 10 copies or less, it would be 4 figures) PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details. Postage: £1.70 - Good old 1st Class (Proof of Posting) £3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items) £7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500 Overseas on request Cheers, Lee

A nice stack of wax up for grabs, comprising of 20 white demos originating from the likes of Detroit, LA, Chicago and the Big Apple. PM and questions or to reserve. Some sound files added for 45s I think you may be unfamiliar with, all other sound files on request, easily sent by e-mail or PM 1) Willie Williams – Have you ever been played for a fool – ABC 10860 WD M- £100 (Full on dancer, fabulous playing condition, light ring wear on label) 2) Impressions – Sometimes I wonder – ABC 11135 WD NM £15 (Outrageously good cover of Major Lance’s winner, aching vocals. Impressive on West Coast Demo) Impressions - Sometimes I wonder.mp3 3) Honey & Bees – Why do you hurt the one who loves you – Arctic 141 WD Ex £75 SOLD (Another excellent outing for this brilliant and prolific Philly girl group) 4) Otis Leavill – Keep on loving / Right back in love – Columbia 43661 WD M- £50 (Another high quality 2 sider, hard to pick one over the other, but both superb mid-tempos) 5) Sebastian Williams & Soul Men – The one you can’t have – Cotillion 44023 WD Ex £25 SOLD (Big names Isaac Hayes, David Porter and C.L. Blast all involved on this cool Memphian dancer, whose Soul Men do sound like they may have a female insurgent!) Sebastian Williams & Soul Men - The one you can't have.mp3 6) Spandells – Say no girl – Dimension 1041 WD M- £30 (Very catchy finger popping girly dancer, perfect surface, juts red penciled wavy line either side of top side centre, when an X would have done!) Spandells - Say no girl.mp3 7) Jean Wells – Hello baby – goodbye too – Eastern 610 WD Ex+ £60 (Superb femme with a hint of sassy R&B, just a feint number on top label, the same and a red X on the flip) Jean Wells - Hello baby, goodbye too.mp3 😎 Sandy Williams – Pushing a good thing to far – 4 Corners 137 WD M- £150 (Covered by Barbara Lewis, this wonderful version has laid back instrumentation that allows her deeply rich vocals and engineers a feel good factor, a bit like Sandy Golden - Masterpiece, albeit a bit faster. Comes with company sleeve, edge split, and flip has date stamped) Sandy Williams - Pushing a good thing too far.mp3 9) Tony Michaels – I love the life I live – Golden World 41 WD M- £125 (Tidy mid-tempo from the reliable GW set up, 2 Xol on flip) 10) Skyliners – Everything is fine – Jubilee 5506 WD M- £30 (Quite superb, sultry vocals on this mid-tempo gem) Skyliners - Everything is fine.mp3 11) Jackie Lee – Oh’ my darlin’ – Mirwood 5527 WD Ex+ £100 SOLD (fantastic west coast stable was Mirwood, and this is right up there amongst the tunes we were brought up on) 12) Walter Jackson – After you there can be nothing – Okeh 7256 WD M- £30 (Monster beat ballad, top of the class) 13) Larry Williams – I am the one / You ask for one good reason – Okeh 7280 WD Ex+ £125 HOLD (Top quality double sider, would be M- bar a partial light sheen on flip, which DNAP) 14) Azie Mortimer – I can’t take it away – Okeh 7316 WD M- £30 (I have 2 artists photos of this girl, butter wouldn’t melt in her mouth, but this typically Okeh production is punchy R&B with a hint of female authority, not at all the style we’d expect after her Big Top, Swan and Number One label releases) 15) Chuck Wood – Seven days is too long – Roulette 4754 WD M- £150 HOLD (Wow, never ceases to amaze me how perfect this track is, traditional Northern anthem at its best) 16) Hit Pack – Never say no to your baby – Soul 35016 WD Ex- £60 (The first released east coast demo and no Motown copyright or Bell distribution text on label, harder in this format) 17) Derek Martin – If you go / Count to ten – Sue 143 WD M- £100 (Fabulous double sider, beautiful condition vinyl, red Xol on flip) 18) Rose Battiste – I can’t leave you – Thelma 102 WD M- £180 (Femme Detroit at its very best, great artist, everything she did is worth having, Xol) 19) Sugar Lumps – Won’t you help me – Uptown 735 WD Ex £50 20) Crowns feat: Phillip Harris – Better luck next time – Vee-Jay 546 WD £35 PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details. Postage: £1.70 - Good old 1st Class (Proof of Posting) £3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items) £7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500 £8.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £1000 Overseas on request Cheers, Lee

Major label biggie up for grabs, and a wonderfully emotive track at that.... PM any questions or to reserve. Brenda Jones - Big mistake - Mercury 73482 WD M- £800 Superb slab of femme crossover that glides along on outstanding lyrics. Hard to find due to the equally collectable funk flip "super stroke). Playing surface is spot on, labels clean no writing. Ignore any lines on the full size scan, they are from the scanner glass. PayPal by friends or add 4% for your own reassurance please, or I can send details for bank transfer. Postage: £8.50 - Special Delivery Overseas on Request Cheers, Lee

Big list to clear down the sales box, nearly all reduced, previous prices in brackets so you can pick out a bargain. Wide range of 45s to suit all tastes and happy to hold until pay day. I can provide images for labels not included in the topic and any sound file, PM any questions or to reserve. 1) Willie Williams – Have you ever been played for a fool – ABC 10860 WD M- £100 (£125) (Full on dancer, fabulous playing condition, light ring wear on label) 2) Impressions – Sometimes I wonder – ABC 11135 WD NM £15 (£20) (Outrageously good cover of Major Lance’s winner, aching vocals. Impressive on West Coast Demo) 3) Charles Mann – It’s all over – ABC 11384 Ex £30 (£40) SOLD 4) Gino Washington – I’ll be around / Like my baby – Atac 102 WD M- £100 (£125) (Two classic tunes in their best format, red Xol) 5) Profiles – I still love you – Bamboo 108 Ex dh £60 (£75) SOLD (Classy dancer) 6) Clay Hunt – Your love’s gone bad – Bay Sound 67005 M- £85 (£100) SOLD (Not 100 mph but a very forceful in your face vocal delivery. Seen this at 150 in the last week or 2. 2 Xol) 7) Lee David – Gypsy woman – Bell 728 DJ M- Xol £60 (£75) (Semi-heavy soul from the “Temptations calling my name” man) 😎 Jimmy Hicks – Tell her that you love her / Mr. Big Stuff – Big Deal 1003 M- £30 (£35) SOLD (Excellent 2 sider, crossover gem on top side, and cool answer song on flip) 9) Otis Bush & Crusaders – So much love – Cha-Cha 766 Ex+ £50 (Rarer earliest label release) 10) Otis Leavill – Keep on loving / Right back in love – Columbia 43661 WD M- £50 (£60) (Another high quality 2 sider, hard to pick one over the other, but both superb mid-tempos) 11) Dee Clark – That’s my girl – Constellation 113 Ex £100 SOLD (Classic finger popping oldie, always been a feel good tune, on yellow lined label) 12) Sebastian Williams & Soul Men – The one you can’t have – Cotillion 44023 WD Ex £25 (£30) 13) Len Barry – 1 -2 -3 – Decca 31827 DJ M- xol £15 SOLD (One of the unmistakable intros, you know what’s coming, salt of the earth Northern) 14) Lou Etta Terry Singers – Who do you turn to – Designer 7240 M- £200 (£350) SOLD (Sold for much more when it was discovered, great copy) 15) Spandells – Say no girl – Dimension 1041 WD M- £35 (£40) (Red penciled wavy line either side of top side centre, when an X would have done! Otherwise perfect and a great girly but soulful tune) 16) Lee Barry (aka Barry White) – I don’t need it – Downey 134 WD Ex £60 (£75) SOLD (Some ring wear on labels) 17) Larry Williams & Johnny Watson – Too late / Two for the price of one – Epic 7281 Ex+ £300 (£350) (Rare Canadian release of this brilliant, and no pun intended 2 for the price of 1, coupling of 2 monster Okeh tunes) 18) Tony Michaels – I love the life I live – Golden World 41 WD M- £125 (£150) (Tidy mid-tempo from the reliable GW set up) 19) Little Johnny Blair – Mommas gone – House of Fox 5 Ex £20 (£25) (Bubbling sticker mark) 20) Skyliners – Everything is fine – Jubilee 5506 WD M- £30 (Quite superb, sultry vocals on this mid-tempo gem) 21) Hesitations – You can’t bypass love – Kapp 848 Ex+ £60 (£75) SOLD (Premier soul group, every outing worth it) 22) Lydia Marcelle – It’s not like you – Manhattan 809 Ex+ £165 (£180) SOLD (NOLA label, famous for Danny Owens, some pressed in bubbles that DNAP) 23) 4 Hollidays – Deep down in my heart – Master 3001 Vg £80 (£100) SOLD (Rare Detroit number, £300 in M-) 24) Blues Busters – Love is the answer – Minit 32090 M- £30 (£40) SOLD 25) Don Gardner – Your love is driving me crazy – Mr. G 824 M- £45 (£50) SOLD (Superb mid-tempo crossover) 26) Walter Jackson – After you there can be nothing – Okeh 7256 WD M- £30 (£40) (Monster beat ballad, top of the class) 27) Larry Williams – I am the one / You ask for one good reason – Okeh 7280 WD Ex+ £125 (£150) (Top quality double sider, would be M- bar a partial light sheen on flip, which DNAP) 28) Monzas – Hey! I know you – Pacific 1998 Ex £50 (£60) (Very rare first release, on Manny’s for 100, only the later 104 release shows up on Popsike) 29) Dillard & Johnson – Here we go, loving again – Piedmount 076 Ex £30 (£40) 30) Holidays – Loves creeping up on me / Never alone – Revilot 205 DJ Ex £50 (£75) (Fabulous double sider, not an easy to find DEMO copy, with writing on label) 31) Godoy Colbert – Baby I like it – Revue 11037 M- £60 (£75) SOLD 32) Gems – I’ll be there – Riverside 4590 Ex+ £40 (£50) SOLD 33) Jimmy (Soul) Clark – Sweet darlin’ – Soul Hawk 001 Ex £80 (£100) SOLD (We were all brought up on these Bread and butter Detroit sides, another I’ve seen at 150 last few weeks) 34) Fabulettes – Screamin’ and shoutin’ – Sound Stage Seven 2537 Ex dh £60 (£75) SOLD 35) Fantastics – That one / High note – Sound Stage Seven 2548 M- £125 (£150) (Superb double sider and not the only one by these on the label, the group hailing from Houston features the scene renowned Bobby Williams, on a lovely Red stock copy) 36) Masterkeys – Weak and broken hearted – Sport 109 WD M- £60 (£75) (Immaculate white demo, Xol) 37) Jimmy James – A man like me – Stateside 2209 M- UK £15 (£20) 38) Entertainers – Love in my heart – Symbol 212 M- £125 (£150) (Charged up dancer on many playlists) 39) Rose Battiste – I can’t leave you – Thelma 102 WD M- £220 (£275) (Femme Detroit at its very best, great artist, everything she did is worth having, Xol) 40) Sugar Lumps – Won’t you help me – Uptown 735 WD Ex £50 (£60) 41) Crowns feat: Phillip Harris – Better luck next time – Vee-Jay 546 WD £35 (£40) 42) Betty Everett – Getting mighty crowded – Vee-Jay 628 WD M- sxol £30 SOLD (Only a cheap tune but in my top 10, and best format the DEMO) 43) Eugene Record – Overdose of joy – Warner Bros 8386 WD M- £125 (£150) SOLD (Chi-lites vocal legend delivers a very nice late seventies groover, original release of course) PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details. Postage: £1.70 - Good old 1st Class (Proof of Posting) £3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items) £7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500 £8.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £1000 Overseas on request Cheers, Lee

Couple of sales lists merged, with over 30 very nice 45’s, numerous dance floor fillers for DJs and collectables for arm chair fans. My advice is, if there’s something you don’t know, make the effort to ask me for the sound file or spin it on YouTube. PM any questions or to reserve. 1) Willie Williams – Have you ever been played for a fool – ABC 10860 WD M- £125 (Powerhouse dancer) 2) Gino Washington – I’ll be around / Like my baby – Atac 102 WD M- £125 (2 classic tunes in their best format, red Xol) 3) Barbara English – (You got me) sittin’ in the corner – Aurora 155 DJ Ex+ £150 SOLD (Forgotten for some time, given it a dust off and reminded myself what a great up-tempo dancer this really is, the label has a few nicks in it, but the vinyl is Ex or better and the tune refreshingly good) 4) Profiles – I still love you – Bamboo 108 Ex dh £75 5) Clay Hunt – Your love’s gone bad – Bay Sound 67005 M- £100 (Not 100 mph but a very forceful in your face vocal delivery. 2 Xol) 6) Lee David – Gypsy woman – Bell 728 DJ M- Xol £75 7) Jimmy Hicks – Tell her that you love her / Mr. Big Stuff – Big Deal 1003 M- £35 (Excellent 2 sider, crossover gem on top side, and cool answer song on flip) 😎 Otis Bush & Crusaders – So much love – Cha-Cha 766 Ex+ £50 (Rarer earliest label release) 9) Vonettes – Touch my heart – Cobblestone 703 Ex- dh £90 SOLD (Some light marks on surface but plays Ex or better) 10) Otis Leavill – Keep on loving / Right back in love – Columbia 43661 WD M- £60 (Another high quality 2 sider) 11) Dee Clark – That’s my girl – Constellation 113 Ex £100 (Classic finger popping oldie, always been a feel good tune, on yellow lined label) 12) Lee Barry (aka Barry White) – I don’t need it – Downey 134 WD Ex £75 (Some ring wear on labels) 13) Superlatives – Don’t let true love die – Dynamics 1017 M- £75 SOLD 14) Larry Williams & Johnny Watson – Too late / Two for the price of one – Epic 7281 Ex+ £350 (Rare Canadian release of this brilliant, and no pun intended 2 for the price of 1, coupling of 2 monster Okeh tunes. US demos going for 300+ but if you think the valuation is out, make a reasonable offer) 15) Tony Michaels – I love the life I live – Golden World 41 WD M- £150 (Tidy mid-tempo from the reliable GW set up) 16) Hesitations – You can’t bypass love – Kapp 848 Ex+ £75 17) Lydia Marcelle – It’s not like you – Manhattan 809 Ex+ £180 (NOLA label, famous for Danny Owens, some pressed in bubbles that DNAP) 18) Blues Busters – Love is the answer – Minit 32090 M- £40 19) Don Gardner – Your love is driving me crazy – Mr. G 824 M- £50 20) Larry Williams – I am the one / You ask for one good reason – Okeh 7280 WD Ex+ £150 (Top quality double sider, would be M- bar a partial and light sheen on flip, which DNAP) 21) Holidays – Loves creeping up on me / Never alone – Revilot 205 DJ Ex £75 (Fabulous double sider, not an easy to find DEMO copy, with writing on label) 22) Godoy Colbert – Baby I like it – Revue 11037 M- £75 23) Gems – I’ll be there – Riverside 4590 Ex+ £50 24) Exsaveyons – I don’t love you no more – Smoke 600 M- £120 SOLD (Brilliant track, love a green label, most copies come up in lesser condition) 25) Jimmy (Soul) Clark – Sweet darlin’ – Soul Hawk 001 Ex £100 (We were all brought up on these Bread and butter Detroit sides) 26) Fabulettes – Screamin’ and shoutin’ – Sound Stage Seven 2537 Ex dh £75 27) Fantastics – That one / High note – Sound Stage Seven 2548 M- £150 (Superb double sider and not the only one by these on the label, the group hailing from Houston features the scene renowned Bobby Williams, on a lovely Red stock copy) 28) Masterkeys – Weak and broken hearted – Sport 109 WD M- £75 (Xol) 29) Derek Martin – If you go / Ten to one – Sue 143 WD M- £125 (2 fabulous sides on one 45, doesn’t get better than combinations like this, beautiful white east coast demo, 66-SU-267 mix) 30) Entertainers – Love in my heart – Symbol 212 M- £150 (Charged up dancer on many playlists) 31) Rose Battiste – I can’t leave you – Thelma 102 WD M- £275 (Femme Detroit at its very best, great artist, everything she did is worth having) 32) George Smith – I’ve had it – Turntable 713 Ex+ £90 HOLD (Nearly undetectable sticker residue) 33) Sugar Lumps – Won’t you help me – Uptown 735 WD Ex £60 34) Eugene Record – Overdose of joy – Warner Bros 8386 WD M- £150 (Chi-lites vocal legend delivers a very nice late seventies groover, original release of course) PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details. Postage: £1.70 - Good old 1st Class (Proof of Posting) £3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items) £7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500 £8.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £1000 Overseas on request Cheers, Lee

Images and sound files on request. PM any questions or to reserve. Impressions – Sometimes I wonder – ABC 11135 WD NM £20 (Outrageously good cover of Major Lance’s winner, aching vocals. Impressive on West Coast Demo) Impressions - Sometimes I wonder.mp3 HOLD Willie Tee – Walking up a one way street – Atlantic 2273 M- £25 ltrw HOLD Sebastian Williams & Soul Men – The one you can’t have – Cotillion 44023 WD Ex £30 Len Barry – 1 -2 -3 – Decca 31827 DJ M- xol £15 Spandells – Say no girl – Dimension 1041 WD M- £40 (Red pencilled wavy line either side of top side centre, when an X would have done! Otherwise perfect and a great girly but soulful tune) Spandells - Say no girl.mp3 Little Johnny Blair – Mommas gone – House of Fox 5 Ex £25 (Bubbling sticker mark) Skyliners – Everything is fine – Jubilee 5506 WD M- £30 (Quite superb, sultry vocals on this mid-tempo gem) Skyliners - Everything is fine.mp3 Walter Jackson – After you there can be nothing – Okeh 7256 WD M- £40 (Monster beat ballad, top of the class) Dillard & Johnson – Here we go, loving again – Piedmount 076 Ex £40 SOLD Lisa Stansfield – Eight three one – Sonic Wax 006 M- £85 SOLD Jimmy James – A man like me – Stateside 2209 M- UK £20 SOLD Grover Mitchell – What hurts – Vanguard 5003 Ex £75 SOLD Crowns feat: Phillip Harris – Better luck next time – Vee-Jay 546 WD £40 Betty Everett – Getting mighty crowded – Vee-Jay 628 WD M- sxol £30 (Only a cheap tune but in my top 10, and best format the DEMO) SOLD Don Thomas – Come on train – VJ 1001 M- £30 SOLD (2nd Release?) PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details. Postage: £1.70 – 1st Class £3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items) £7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500 £8.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £1000 Overseas on request Cheers, Lee

Here’s another load of soul titles up for grabs, look carefully, they are all goodies but there’s some corkers in amongst them. Happy to provide sound files, PM any questions or to reserve. 1) Profiles – I still love you – Bamboo 108 Ex dh £75 2) Lee David – Gypsy woman – Bell 728 DJ M- 2Xol £75 3) Jimmy Hicks – Tell her that you love her / Mr. Big Stuff – Big Deal 1003 M- £35 (Excellent 2 sider, crossover gem on top side, and cool answer song on flip) 4) Otis Bush & Crusaders – So much love – Cha-Cha 766 Ex+ £50 (Rarer earliest label release) 5) Vonettes – Touch my heart – Cobblestone 703 Ex- dh £90 (Some light marks on surface but plays Ex or better) 6) Otis Leavill – Keep on loving / Right back in love – Columbia 43661 WD M- £60 (Another high quality 2 sider) 7) Lee Barry (aka Barry White) – I don’t need it – Downey 134 WD Ex £75 (Some ring wear on labels) 😎 Superlatives – Don’t let true love die – Dynamics 1017 M- £75 9) Volumes – You got it baby – Inferno 2001 M- £50 (Lovely tune, what you’d expect from this exceptional group) 10) Hesitations – You can’t bypass love – Kapp 848 Ex+ £75 11) Blues Busters – Love is the answer – Minit 32090 M- £40 12) Olympics – The same old thing – Mirwood 5529 Ex £50 13) Don Gardner – Your love is driving me crazy – Mr. G 824 M- £50 14) Holidays – Loves creeping up on me / Never alone – Revilot 205 DJ Ex £75 (Fabulous double sider, not an easy to find DEMO copy, with writing on label) 15) Godoy Colbert – Baby I like it – Revue 11037 M- £75 16) Gems – I’ll be there – Riverside 4590 Ex+ £50 17) Barbara Mercer – Call on me / So real – Sidra 9012 WD M- £85 HOLD (2 perfect soul sides) 18) Fabulettes – Screamin’ and shoutin’ – Sound Stage Seven 2537 Ex dh £75 19) Masterkeys – Weak and broken hearted – Sport 109 WD M- £75 (Xol) 20) George Smith – I’ve had it – Turntable 713 Ex+ £90 (Nearly undetectable sticker residue) 21) Sugar Lumps – Won’t you help me – Uptown 735 WD Ex £60 22) Four Voices – Your love is getting stronger – Voice 1112 Ex £60 SOLD (Gold label) PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details. Postage: £1.70 – 1st Class £3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items) £7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500 Overseas on request Cheers, Lee

It’s been a while and I’ve missed you, hope everyone that reads this is well. Here’s a quarter century of soul titles, range of styles, range of prices, and nowt less than Excellent condition. Happy to provide sound files where not included, PM any questions or to reserve. 1) Willie Williams – Have you ever been played for a fool – ABC 10860 WD M- £125 (Powerhouse dancer) 2) Gino Washington – I’ll be around / Like my baby – Atac 102 WD M- £125 (2 classic tunes in their best format, red Xol) 3) Barbara English – (You got me) sittin’ in the corner – Aurora 155 DJ Ex+ £150 (Forgotten for some time, given it a dust off and reminded myself what a great up-tempo dancer this really is, the label has a few scours in it and light ring wear, but the vinyl is Ex or better and the tune refreshingly good) Barbara English - (You got me) sitting in the corner.mp3 4) Clay Hunt – Your love’s gone bad – Bay Sound 67005 M- £100 (Not 100 mph but a very forceful in your face vocal delivery. 2 Xol) Clay Hunt - Your love's gone bad.mp3 5) Dee Clark – That’s my girl – Constellation 113 Ex £100 (Classic finger popping oldie, always been a feel good tune, on yellow lined label) 6) Larry Williams & Johnny Watson – Too late / Two for the price of one – Epic 7281 Ex+ £400 (Rare Canadian release of this brilliant, and no pun intended 2 for the price of 1, coupling of 2 monster Okeh tunes. US demos going for 300+ but if you think the valuation on this rarer format is out, make a reasonable offer) 7) Oscar Wright – Leave me alone – Fairmount 1011 DJ M- £175 SOLD (More than a beat ballad, this has some sass, great track that grows as it goes, superb) Oscar Wright - Leave me alone.mp3 😎 Tony Michaels – I love the life I live – Golden World 41 WD M- £150 (Tidy mid-tempo from the reliable GW set up) 9) Marvellos – Somethings burnin’ – Loma 2045 M- £180 (Great example of up and down, in and out roller coaster ride group soul, on WBs heavily packed R&B subsidiary) 10) Lydia Marcelle – It’s not like you – Manhattan 809 Ex+ £180 (NOLA label, famous for Danny Owens, some pressed in bubbles that DNAP) 11) Larry Williams – I am the one / You ask for one good reason – Okeh 7280 WD Ex+ £150 (Top quality double sider, would be M- bar a partial and light sheen on flip, which DNAP) 12) Artistics – This heart of mine – Okeh 111809 WD Ex+ £100 SOLD (Purple vinyl release of this Northern anthem with Ted Taylor flip) 13) Michael & Raymond – Man without a woman – RCA 9244 WD EX+ £150 (Just imagine if it was just like the title 🤣, no grief over booze, snack’s or sport on TV, classic RCA Northern) 14) Kelly Garrett – Love’s the only answer – Smash 2195 M- £325 (Red stock copy, harder than demo, number on label, flip has 2 labels affixed, the top one edge has folded) 15) Exsaveyons – I don’t love you no more – Smoke 600 M- £120 (Brilliant track, love a green label, most copies come up in lesser condition) 16) Hun’s Review – Don’t make me love you / Danger zone – Sorro 967 M- £650 (Killer double sider from Allentown, Pennsylvania, “Danger zone” gets my vote, but both dance floor winners, and fits right into today’s groove, DJ & * Stamped, letter A written on) Hun's Review - Don't make me love you.mp3 Hun's Review - Danger zone.mp3 17) Jimmy (Soul) Clark – Sweet darlin’ – Soul Hawk 001 Ex £100 (We were all brought up on these Bread and butter Detroit sides) 18) Tommy Bass – (I can’t help it baby) this is my thing – Soulful 1004 Ex+ £400 SOLD (Hard edged NYC R&B, funky horns, gravely vocals, no mincing about here) Tommy Bass (Can't help it baby) this is my thing.mp3 19) Fantastics – That one / High note – Sound Stage Seven 2548 M- £150 (Superb double sider and not the only one by these on the label, the group hailing from Houston features the scene renowned Bobby Williams, on a lovely Red stock copy) 20) Dramatics – All because of you / If you haven’t got love - Sport 101 M- £125 (Great Detroit double sider, seems to be having a resurgence, Xol) 21) Derek Martin – If you go / Ten to one – Sue 143 WD M- £125 (2 fabulous sides on one 45, doesn’t get better than combinations like this, beautiful white east coast demo, 66-SU-267 mix) 22) Entertainers – Love in my heart – Symbol 212 M- £150 (Charged up dancer on many playlists) 23) Rose Battiste – I can’t leave you – Thelma 102 WD M- £275 (Femme Detroit at its very best, great artist, everything she did is worth having) 24) Bob Relf – Blowing my mind to pieces / Girl you’re my kind of wonderful – Trans-American 0010 M- £200 (What more do we want, top 60s dance floor destroyer backed with a cultured crossover dancer, only blemish is residue mark from sticker on flip) 25) Eugene Record – Overdose of joy – Warner Bros 8386 WD M- £150 (Chi-Lites vocal legend delivers a very nice late seventies groover, original release of course) Eugene Record - Overdose of joy.mp3 PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details. Postage: £3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items) £7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500 £8.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £1000 Overseas on request Cheers, Lee

I have 3 new and unused Soul logo t-Shirts as per the original topic by Jason below. They look great but unfortunately never got around to wearing them. They've sat safe and sound in a drawer since purchase. I don't believe they are available anymore and haven't jumped up in price like original vinyl. Happy to sell all 3 together for £40 plus postage to be determined, or individually at £15 each plus postage to be determined. 1 Soul Power - 2XL - Black 1 Gatur - 2XL - Green 1 Jet Stream - 2XL - Blue All the measurements and images in the link below. Cheers, Lee

This nice selection of tunes would make a nice addition to any set, and on the whole in great condition. Sound files can be provided on request. PM any questions or to reserve 1) Larry Williams & Johnny Watson – Too late / Two for the price of one – Epic 7281 Ex+ £400 (Wow, very hard Canadian release of this increasingly popular double-sider, US Demos attracting £300-350) 2) Tony Michaels – I love the life I live – Golden World 41 WD M- £175 (Top notch condition on this Detroit collectable) 3) Marvellos – Something’s burnin’ – Loma 2045 M- £200 (Monster group soul mover) 4) Lydia Marcelle – It’s not like you – Manhatten 809 Ex £200 (Small bubbles in pressing, DNAP) 5) Larry Williams – I am the one / You ask for one good reason – Okeh 7280 WD Ex+ £150 (Bang, what more do you want for your buck, as good a double sider as you get) 6) Artistics – This heart of mine – Okeh 111809 Ex+ £100 (Purple vinyl, with Ted Taylor on flip) 7) George Smith – I’ve had it – Turntable 713 Ex+ £100 (Feintest residue from small sticker on label) 😎 Creations – Footsteps / Dream – Zodiac 1005 Ex+ £120 (2 incredible slabs of soul) The next 2 are priced, but I am open to reasonable under offers….. 9) Everyday People– World full of people – Brownstone 5000 M- £1000 (Funky edged dancer out of California, remains hard to find. Audibly and visually M-, has a slight dish without any effect on play whatsoever. Just the faintest ring wear) 10) Lou Etta Terry Singers – Who do you turn to – Designer 7240 M- £350 (Real mix of styles here, funky edged gospel dancer in tip top shape) PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details. Postage: £3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items) £7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500 £8.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £1000 Overseas on request Cheers, Lee

Holdall full of soul with some very nice cheaper end tracks up for grabs, and on the whole in great condition. No time to put scans up, but happy to provide images or sound files on request. PM any questions or to reserve Charles Mann - Its all over - ABC 11384 Ex £40 Jackie Wilson - Who who song -Brunswick 55354 M- £20 Chris Bartley – Baby, I’m yours – Buddah 93 M- £25 Lovelettes – Don’t forget about me / I can’t forget about you – Capacity 117 Vg+ £30 (Can send sound files by PM, both sides affected by light surface noise from the pressing itself, not any marks) Magnificent Men - Babe. I’m crazy about you / Forever together - Capitol 2062 M- £20 2xol £20 Nacny Wilson – The end of our love – Capitol 2136 Demo Ex+ £35 Leon Haywood – Consider the source – Capitol 2584 M- £60 Manhattans - Love is breakin’ out - Carnival 542 Ex £10 Radiants – Ain’t no big thing – Chess 1925 Ex £10 dh Radiants – Whole lot of woman – Chess 1939 Ex £10 dh light dish Tyrone Davis - Turn back the hands of time - Dakar 616 WD M- £15 Bobby Bland – Ain’t nothing you can do – Duke 472 Ex £15 Superlatives – Don’t let true love die – Dynamics 1017 M- £75 Fred Hughes - Walk on back to you - Exodus 1035 Ex+ £25 James Carr - Stronger than her love - Goldwax 332 M- £25 Lawrence & Arabians – I’ll try harder – HEM 1002 Ex+ dh £60 Skyliners – Everything is fine – Jubilee 5506 WD M- £40 Junior Wells – It’s all soul – Hit Sound no# Ex+ £15 Hesitations - You can’t bypass love - Kapp 848 Ex+ £75 Magnificent 7 – Stubborn kind of fellow – Lemco 882 M- £15 Brothers Grimm – Looky, looky – Mercury 72512 WD Ex £20 (Slightly grubby label, plays Ex, seen go recently over £60) Blues Busters – Love is the answer – Minit 32090 M- £50 Brenda Holloway – When I’m gone – Motown 54111 Ex £20 dh Monzas – Hey! I know you – Pacific 542-1988 Ex £60 Walter Jackson – After you there can be nothing – Okeh 7256 WD M- £40 Betty Barnes - Walking down broadway - RCA 9274 WD M- £20 Tommy Bryant – I wann come home to you baby – T-Neck 916 DJ M- £25 Vandals – I’m gonna wait for you – T-Neck 926 DJ £40 Jamo Thomas & Party Brothers - I spy (for the FBI) - Thomas 303 WD Ex £20 Donald Jenkins – Fighting for my baby – Thomas 806 M- £25 Betty Everett – Getting mighty crowded – Vee-Jay 628 WD 2xol Ex+ £30 Fred Hughes – You can’t take it away – Vee Jay 703 Ex £20 PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details. Postage: £3.00 – 1st Class Signed For insured to £50 (at buyer’s risk for higher value items) £7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance up to £500 Overseas on request Cheers, Lee

3 mid-70s pieces up for grabs, reason being is 70s not my thing. They’ve been sat in the sales box for a while at what I thought were market prices, so its over to you on the first 2 with set sale on the 3rd. It’s not an auction, I’m simply trying to establish the right price for me and a buyer, so the first reasonable offer that suits us both gets the 45. PM any questions or to reserve. Everyday People– World full of people – Brownstone 5000 M- OFFERS Funky edged dancer out of California, remains hard to find. I listed at £1100. Audibly and visually M-, has a slight dish without any affect on play whatsoever. Just the faintest ring wear. Everyday People - World full of people.mp3 Lou Etta Terry Singers – Who do you turn to – Designer 7240 M- OFFERS Real mix of styles here, funky edged gospel dancer in tip top shape. I listed at £350. Lou Etta Terry Singers - Who do you turn to.mp3 Trial and Error– Thruway – Ramrod 777 M- £650 Sublime Lo-Fi dancer out of Buffalo New York and in super shape. Seen one go for much more on a dealer’s site recently so there’s interest in it. I listed at £750 Trial & Error - Thruway.mp3 PayPal as friends or add 4% please, or I can send bank details. If you know me, then you’ll know I am helpful with payments, any questions, just ask! Postage: £7.50 – Special Delivery full insurance for 45’s up to £500 £8.50 – Special Delivery full insurance for 45’s up to £1000 Overseas on request Cheers, Lee