Markw

Try Ben Summers website - www.seriouslysoulful.com

I did message you on Facebook about Bobby Garrett a few days ago. Never got a reply - sold it to someone else now.

Some I have listed before, revised prices. Post to be added. Cheers. (1) Kenny Hamber "Looking For A Love" (Arctic WD - single sided) VG+ £25 *******SOLD****** 01 Looking For A Love.mp3 (2) Jesse Boone & The Astros "I Got To Love You Baby" / "I Got The Rings" (Soul-Po-Tion) M- £20 I Got To Love You Baby (Soul-Po-Tion.mp3 I Got The Rings (Soul-Po-Tion).mp3 (3) Staple Singers "Power Of Love" (Epic) VG+ £30 Power Of Love (Epic).mp3 (4) 5 Miles Out "Super Sweet Girl Of Mine" (Hot Line - promo; same both sides) EX £60 Super Sweet Girl Of Mine (Hotline).mp3 (5) Bobby & Betty Lou "Soul Stirrer" (Old Town WD) EX £25 01 Soul Stirrer 1.mp3 (6) Gene Chandler "I Can Take Care Of Myself" (Constellation) VG (plays decent) £20 *******SOLD******* 01 I Can Take Care Of Myself 1.mp3

Fantastic 45. If only I was in a position to, I would not waste your time. Very surprised it hasn't been snapped up yet.

Nice VG+ copy of this uptempo classic - £120 (includes UK postage) ********SOLD******* 01 I'll Be Waiting Here.mp3 Paypal only please (F&F or you cover my fees).

Well Jesse James on Shirley and that Temptones c/u are also on the same tape from '97 and I recall he was still dropping them into sets 4 or 5 years later at least.

Seller's prerogative. A record which dictates its own price.

Will bear that in mind Kevin..................I still reserve the right to resort to sales hype though.

Fella was asking $1200 I think?

Here you go -

Cheers Tony. I think I am correct in saying it was covered as DC Blossoms though? And Butch has been on this very site stating that AA was one of his discoveries. I have a CD made from a tape (recorded by the late Paul Fisher from South Wales) of a Butch set at the 100 Club circa 1997 where he plays it, though he doesn't announce it; so it maybe had been uncovered by then?

Wasn't Butch still playing it covered as DC Blossoms in the late 90s?

Carla.

A few to (reluctantly) move on and make way for others. Postage extra please. PM if you fancy anything. (1) 5 Miles Out - "Super Sweet Girl Of Mine" (Hotline) M- (with company sleeve too) - £70 Super Sweet Girl Of Mine (Hotline).mp3 (2) The Spaniels - "Maybe" (Buddah) EX (with company sleeve) - £40 ***********SOLD********* Maybe (Buddah).mp3 (3) Rosco & Barbara - "Could This Be Love" (Old Town) EX - £90 01 Could This Be Love.mp3 (4) Johnny Sayles - "Anything For You" (Minit demo) VG+ (would be EX/M- but for a couple of prominent marks - company sleeve too) - £35 Anything For You (Minit).mp3 (5) Irma & The Fascinators - "Lost Love" (Scepter) VG to VG+ (couple of small edge chips NAP - record plays great) - £25 *********SOLD******** Lost Love (Scepter).mp3

Nice clean copy of this indemander - mint minus except for the faintest hint of ringwear. Scan and soundfile from the actual 45 for sale - £200. **********SOLD************** Soul Sister (Lo Lo).mp3

Ah! I see what you mean. I think the WDJs are also vinyl whereas the issues are vinyl and tend to play quite distorted.

I think you will find it is listed in JM's guides? It is a very well known record.

Both lo-fi, no discernable difference between them (as far as I could tell). Gator is genuinely tricky to find and prices do vary wildly for both labels.

Postage to be added. Please PM if anything interests: (1) Kenny Hamber "Looking For A Love" (Arctic - single-sided WD) VG+ £30 01 Looking For A Love.mp3 (2) Staple Singers "Power Of Love" (Epic) VG+ £40 Power Of Love (Epic).mp3 (3) Wall Of Sound "Hang On" (Big Bird) VG+ £50 01 Hang On.mp3 (4) Little Frankie Lee "I Gotta Come Back" (Peacock) VG (plays great) £15 I Gotta Come Back (sale).mp3 (5) Eddie Parker "Love You Baby" (Ashford 2nd issue - not the boot) VG+ £15 Can sort out a soundfile if wanted - record plays well (6) Jesse Boone & The Astros "I Got To Love You Baby" / "I Got The Rings" (Soul-Po-Tion) M- £25 I Got The Rings (Soul-Po-Tion).mp3 I Got To Love You Baby (Soul-Po-Tion.mp3 (7) Jesse Boone & The Astros "No Particular One" (Soul-Po-Tion) VG+ £15 Sublime mid-tempo No Particular One (Soul-Po-Tion).mp3

Helen Curry - great 45, never had the recognition it deserves and not easy to find, especially in that condition. A steal at 50 quid.

It's a decent example of recently manufactured pop, made in a style deliberately to appeal to the Northern Soul crowd. I'm sure it would sound great on Steve Wright in The Afternoon. I neither hate it or like it, particularly.

I thought Pearlean Grey was a Torch oldie? Certainly one of the pre-Wigan clubs.

Thanks for clarifying Kev. That is genuinely interesting.

Cheers guys. What about Seven Souls and Vernon Greene?

Of course I stand to be corrected as I wasn't there and I bow deferentially to those that were, especially someone who was actually shaping the playlists of the time, but I really did think that these 3 were a lot, lot later than 73-75? I always thought these 3 were late Wigan/Stafford era biggies? At least in terms of being played (I can well imagine they would have been in the playbox back in 73-75)?