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If all these re-issues were played at home, then I don't think we would be having this discussion in the first place. The scene needs promoters who actually know about rare soul, have integrity, and have the bo***cks to refuse to let any Tom, Dick, and Harry with a box of look a like 45's have a spot [i let him cos he brings all his mates]. The one thing missing on the scene is integrity.

.................... ................... ................... ..................... PLEASE DON'T CONTACT ME FOR ANYTHING OFF THIS LIST. YOU MUST CONTACT ANGLO AMERICAN. ANGLO AMERICAN ( ONE STOP ) LTD TEL 01706 818604 PO BOX 4 , TODMORDEN Email : raresoulvinyl@btconnect.com LANCS, OL14 6DA . www.raresoulvinyl.co.uk ENGLAND . List 575 JUL 2nd 2012 Reservations 9.30 am - 5.45 pm weekdays only Postage and packing £1.50 for 1 st disc then 50p per record. Please add £0.80 for recorded delivery. £6 for Special Delivery. Europe £4.00 for 1 st record ( 50p each additional record ) USA £5.00 (approx $9 US ) for 1st record ( then 50p per record ) Rest Of The World £6.00 for 1 st record (then 50p per record). We accept most major credit cards. Our list is free to buyers but the cost of this is substantial. We have to be strict on subs with those who don't buy, so if this list is PLEASE NOTE : 45's FROM HERE ON - SET SALE SECOND PAGE FOCUS 1 Shirley Vaughn Watch Out Mr. Lonely Double RR M- 15 Fantastic stomper from the New York team responsible for Triode and Tarx releases 2 Ann Sexton You're Gonna Miss Me Seventy Seven M- 10 Into the new wave of funky Northern? If so don't miss this one it's great 3 O'Jay's Deeper (In Love With You) Neptune M- 10 First Northern Soul import 45 I ever bought - and it's still the business 4 Lenis Guess You Can't Destroy A Pure Man Norfolk Int'l M- 10 Mecca "last hour" spin 5 Liz Lands Don't Shut Me Out One-derful M- 10 Motowner Liz on the famed Chicago label with a superb beat ballad 6 Fontella Bass Leave It In The Hands Of Love Checker M- 10 One of her very best, tremendous Chicago sixties mellow soul dancer similar to Bettye Swann's Money discs 7 Fantastic Four Hideaway Westbound M- 10 Storming seventies dancer from this GREAT group 8 E G Taylor You Made Me Mad Val M- 20 Late Wigan spin - it's black, it's fast! 9 Four Tops Something About You Motown 1084 M- 10 Northern soul at its very best I would say 10 Supremes Where Do I Go From Here Motown 1374 WD M- 10 Easily their best 70's, great dancer - and nice white promo too Don't forget to check out our website - new additions every week. Northern, Modern, Funk, Deep, 60's, 70's, 80's etc www.raresoulvinyl.co.uk CONNOISSEUR'S RARITIES PACK £300 100 mint to mint minus U.S. originals of a superior quality. Stompers, Modern, a little taste of R&B - PLUS, PLUS, PLUS one 45 worth at least £400!! (Manship guide 5 th edition). Gotta be a bargain! STOP PRESS You may have seen the reports of flooding in Todmorden - it affected us - around 20,000 45's saw water, some of these titles will now go in packs (dried obviously) making for around one third difference from previous pack NORTHERN SOUL RARITIES 11 Wayne Anthony Blow Me A Kiss Wallana M- 300 12 Marlynns My Heart Is Yours Tower M- 250 13 Troy Dodds Try My Love El Camino M- 500 Rare yellow and blue issue copy 14 Tokays Baby, Baby, Baby Brute M- 300 15 Isonics Sugar Kammy M- 300 16 Cookie Jackson Do You Still Love Me Progress M- 500 17 Rose Battiste Come Back In A Hurry Revilot M- 150 18 International Kansas City Playboys Quittin' Time Wheelsville M- 150 19 Carol And Gerri On You Heartache Looks God MGM VG++ 150 20 Metrics Wishes Chadwick VG++ 150 21 Phillip James Wide Awake In A Dream Soul M- 100 22 Al Tamms Come Here You Midas M- 100 23 Dell-Vikings Finger Poppin' Woman Fee Bee M- 300 24 Larry Atkins Lighten Up Highland WD M- 250 Rare white promo copy 25 Hal Miller A Blessing In Disguise Amy D M- 100 26 Imaginations Strange Neighbourhood Fraternity D VG++ 225 27 Hollywood Flames Dance Senorita Symbol WD VG+ 150 Very hard to find, great New York dancer 28 Knight Bros Second Hand Lover Checker D M- 30 Great Bert Berns produced stormer 29 Frank Howard I'm So Glad Barry M- 120 30 Embers Watch Out Girl MGM D M- 125 31 Idle Few People That's Why Blue Book M- 75 32 Herb Johnson I'm So Glad Brunswick M- 60 33 Emanuel Laskey I'm A Peace Loving Man Thelma WD M- 200 34 Eddie Holland I'm On The Outside Looking In Motown VG++ 100 35 Gems I'll Be There Riverside M- 30 36 Magictones How Can I Forget You Wheelsville w.o.l VG++ 150 37 Ernie Andrews Fine Young Girl Capitol M- 35 This has NEVER been a reactivated oldie - gawd knows why? 38 Tommy Williams From Me Back Beat D M- 40 Good beat ballad flip 'Going Crazy' 39 Helen Curry Sad And Blue Ja-Wes M- 40 40 Johnny Watson I'd Rather Be Your Baby Okeh WD M- 30 41 Romeos Are You Ready For That Loma WD M- 25 42 Tommy Rodgers Pass The Word AJP D M- 25 43 Paul Sindab Can't Wait No Longer Kasika M- 25 44 Rockmasters A Wonderful Thing (Love) One-derful M- 25 45 Tommy Scott Pain Reliever Wise World M- 40 46 Soft Touch Is This The Way To Treat A Guy Shout D M- 30 47 Memphis Nomads Don't Pass Your Judgment Stax M- 60 Very rare Stax release 48 Jerry Tiffe Hey Watcha' Doin' Scepter M- 100 49 Paul Smith Ain't That Something Jacklyn M- 350 The rare 'B' side, 'I'll Run' 50 Jive Fyve You Showed Me The Light Of Love Decca M- 25 Totally under recognised gem 51 Jimmy Radcliffe Moment Of Weakness Musicor WD M- 30 52 Jimmy Robins Waitin' On You 20 th Century Fox VG++ 30 53 Poets The Hustler Veep WD M- 30 54 Marvin Preyer Climbing Up To Love Wand M- 60 55 Geraldine Jones Baby I'm Leaving You Eastern M- 25 56 Johnny Starr Don't Hold Back Eastern M- 30 57 Al Waples Moving On Audio Arts M- 30 58 King Williams Fight For Your Girl MGM M- 25 59 Wilson Williams Honey Rock How Big M- 75 60 Patience Valentine Waking Up To A Dream Thrush M- 100 61 Danny Woods Come On And Dance Smash WD M- 50 62 J. Lee Richardson Next Door Love Entrance WD M- 25 63 The M-3's Funny Cafe ABC Paramount M- 35 64 Help Truth Emotions True Love WD M- 20 65 O.C. Smith Double Life Columbia M- 30 66 Voice Masters If A Woman Catches A Fool b/w You've Hurt Me Baby Bamboo M- 30 RARE FUNK 67 Little Innocents Walk On Highland WD VG++ 200 68 Shackleford Singers God Is All Over Me R.S. M- 100 69 Nocqula You Know I'm Gonna Make It Soulin M- 100 70 Down Beats Together Dawn M- 150 71 Sunny Man Kado Mars In :75 Word From The Wise Gold West M- 100 72 R.D.M. Band Give Up Virtue WD M- 100 73 Jack & The Mods It's Your Thing Hamtown VG++ 250 74 Mystics I Really Love You Teako VG++ 150 75 Simmie & The Dynamics Don't make Me Burn Bella M- 100 76 Firesign Sometimes At Midnight Thirdstone M- 100 77 Ural Thomas Deep Soul Camelot M- 100 78 Jimmie Willis Soul Power Orr M- 100 79 Soul Commanders Funky Soul Music Lifetime M- 200 80 Freddie Wilson Top Goin' Down, Bottom Gouin' Up Soul M- 150 81 James & The Incredible Showmen James Brown's Boo-ga-loo Disco M- 100 82 Eugene Smith In The Dark Warm Up M- 100 Rare Canadian-only jazz funk 83 Wilson Harris Working So Hard Black Soul M- 250 84 The Atos Ain't Seen Nothing Yet Pato VG++ 100 85 Jim Manns Messing With The Kid Mel M- 100 86 Fabulous Soul Eruption Funky Strut Del-Val M- M87 Sheila Crute A Funky Kind Of Love Waxola M- 100 88 David Robinson I'm A Carpenter Orbitone M- 350 MODERN / CROSSOVER 89 Eryke & Arronette Got To Get Over Honey M- 100 90 Solid Gold Revue She's So Good Castanet M- 100 91 Clay Gatton Love At First Sight White Wing M- 100 92 Teques Don't Push My Love Cup Gary M- 150 93 State Of Mind I've Been Wrong KMBA M- 200 94 Tal Armstrong My Lady Friend Pearl M- 100 95 Marcus Daniel Try Me Plaza M- 100 96 Raj Something Inside Oak Tree M- 200 97 Lost Generation Your Mission (If You Decide To Accept It) Innovation II M- 200 Hard to find stepper 98 Steelers Disturbing Thoughts AMG M- 100 99 Original Drifters Just Let Your Heart Be Your Guide Sounds South M- 100 Rare, and good version of the 5 Farenheit Cleethorpes biggie of '75 100 The Firm Of Hodges, James, Smith & Crawford Let's Pick Up The Pieces Mpingo M- 100 101 Anna Raye Will You Love My Child Quality Sound M- 150 102 Jones Brothers Lucky Lady Avi WD M- 150 103 Bottom & Company Gonna Find A True Love Motown 1291 M- 200 104 Darondo Pulliam How I Got Over Ocampo M- 300 105 Batiste Brothers Can't Get You Off Of My Mind Dynasty VG++ 15 106 Bay Brothers Baby Don't Give Up Millennium D M- 10 107 Bean Brothers Spinning Around D. I. M- 50 108 Bean Brothers Without You Davida M- 10 109 Donny Beaumont Look But Don't Touch Mercury M- 10 110 Donny Beaumont This Old Heart Of Mine Mercury M- 10 111 Beaux Beatty Back Up Man Playboy D M- 25 112 Jackey Beavers Trying To Get Back To You Girl Dade M- 25 113 Jackey Beavers I Never Found Me A Girl Seventy Seven M- 15 114 Jackey Beavers I Never Found Me A Girl Seventy Seven WD M- 15 115 Floyd Beck What About Me Precision M- 20 116 Floyd Beck Honesty (Is A Must) Saturn M- 6 117 James Becton Tell Me Why Sea Bird M- 30 118 Walter Bee Angel Man Robot M- 25 119 Bel-Aires Seven Days Brut D M- 10 120 Archie Bell & The Drells Old People Phil Int'l M- 30 121 Archie Bell & The Drells Ain't Nothing For A Man In Love Glades WD M- 15 122 Arlene Bell Thire Two Sides To Every Coin Velvet M- 25 123 Arlene Bell I Wanna Be Loved Velvet M- 20 124 Danny Bell My How You've Changed Artco M- 100 125 William Bell Easy Comin' Out Mercury M- 10 126 William Bell Tryin' To Love Two Mercury D M- 15 127 William Bell Bad Time To Break Up Kat Family M- 5 128 William Bell I Forgot To Be Your Lover Stax VG++ 25 129 George Benson My Woman's Good To Me A&M M- 35 130 George Benson Supership CTI M- 10 131 Art Benton No Vacancy Gateway M- 20 132 Brook Benton Soft Olde World M- 5 133 Cheryl Berdell Giving Ity All To You EM.T M- 25 134 Chris Bernard Mother McVoutie M- 25 135 Chris Bernard Mother Revue D M- 20 136 Charles Beverly Back Up Train b/w Don't You Want A Man Like Me Vanessa M- 25 137 Charles Beverly Hollywood b/w Don't You Want A Man Like Me Vanessa M- 20 138 Big Apple Brass My Home Royal Flush VG++ 100 139 Big Jim's Border Crossing You're Good For Me Girl Zanzee M- 30 140 Bill Space Lady Dollar Bill M- 25 141 Bingo We Can't Get Enough Silver Blue w.o.l M- 15 142 Bits & Pieces You Should Have Told Me Paramount M- 25 143 Black Soul Black Soul Music Beam M- 10 144 Alder Ray Black Put Your Trust In Me Sound Plus M- 15 145 Cody Black What Goes Around Renissance M- 40 146 Marion Black More Love (Is All We Need) Prix M- 50 147 Shelly Black No Turning Back Vigor WD M- 15 149 Blade Family Sweet Dream King James w.o.l M- 25 149 Bonnie Blanchard & Andy Aaron You're The Only One C.R.S. M- 300 150 Blast Furnace Band Hammering Hank Clinton M- 20 151 C L Blast If I Had Loved You More Cotillion M- 8 152 Blended Spice Love Is Not The Way It Used To Be Queen Bee WD M- 20 153 Bliss Take My Love For Granted City View M- 15 154 Blood Sweat & Tears Tell Me That I'm Wrong Columbia M- 15 155 James Bloom I Like Your Lovin' / Soul Walkin' 20 th Century D M- 30 156 Blossoms Walking On Air Epic Canadian M- 15 157 Blue Notes Another Summer Breeze Fantasy M- 20 158 Sidney Blue Count The Ways Recording Concepts M- 20 159 Bell & James In Spanish Harlem A&M M- 5 OUTTA SIGHT 45s 171 Jackie Wilson Somebody Up There Loves You OSV 059 M 10 b/w Jackie Wilson A Lovely Way To Die 172 Adam's Apples Don't Take It Out On This World OSV 060 M 10 b/w Adam's Apples You Are The One I Love 173 Erma Franklin I Get The Sweetest Feeling OSV 061 M 10 b/w Laverne Baker I'm The One To Do It

Brilliant double sider. RUBY SHERRY - FEMININE INGENUITY / PLEASE DON'T GO - TAKE 6 VG+ £300 plays beautifully. full gloss but been stored without a sleeve so lots of fine marks.

Very rare and fabulous 70's Northern. Cynthia Sheeler - I'll Cry Over You - JBs EX £600 Also, very hard to come by - Dee Clark - That's My Girl - Constellation W/DJ VG++ £75

That's crazy...........and that's the second time I've seen Richard get out bid on ebay. I never thought that would happen.

Not the issue's I've had. All been styrene

That's actually very profound.

When this came up on ebay I expected £2,500 but not this. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/390430040931?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649 I hate private listings, I like to know who's buying what.

............... .............. .................. .................. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE! DON'T CONTACT ME FOR ANYTHING ON THIS LIST. YOU MUST CONTACT ANGLO AMERICAN. I'M WORKING NOW SO I CAN'T ANSWER YOUR PM's. ANGLO AMERICAN ( ONE STOP ) LTD TEL 01706 818604 PO BOX 4 , TODMORDEN Email : raresoulvinyl@btconnect.com LANCS, OL14 6DA. www.raresoulvinyl.co.uk ENGLAND. List 574 JUN 18th 2012 Reservations 9.30 am - 5.45 pm weekdays only Postage and packing £1.50 for 1st disc then 50p per record. Please add £0.80 for recorded delivery. £6 for Special Delivery. Europe £4.00 for 1st record ( 50p each additional record ) USA £5.00 (approx $9 US ) for 1st record ( then 50p per record ) Rest Of The World £6.00 for 1st record (then 50p per record). We accept most major credit cards. Our list is free to buyers but the cost of this is substantial. We have to be strict on subs with those who don't buy, so if this list is PLEASE NOTE : 45's FROM HERE ON - SET SALE SECOND PAGE FOCUS - WILSON PICKETT Getting to the point of low quantity on these so don't miss out 1 Wilson Pickett Nothing You Can Do Atlantic 2381 M- 10 If anyone was gonna do a version of the Womack classic and get away with it it's the Wicked One! 2 Wilson Pickett Soul Dance Number Three Atlantic 2412 M- 8 Two great sides here of course - has 'You Can't Stand Alone' on the flip. Yessss! 3 Wilson Pickett She's Lookin' Good Atlantic 2504 M- 8 Seems mad to say "cover" with Wilson, but this is the Rodger Collins song done to a "P". Great. 4 Wilson Pickett I Found A True Love Atlantic 2558 M- 10 Another Womack classic song given the pounding treatment by the man. Screaming deep flip. 5 Wilson Pickett Engine Number 9 b/w International Playboy Atlantic 2765 M- 8 Another double header of the highest quality this time from Philly. 6 Wilson Pickett Don't Let The Green Grass Fool You Atlantic 2781 M- 6 Philly recording again - excellent for the dancefloor if only it was ultra rare :-; 7 Wilson Pickett Call My Name, I'll Be There Atlantic 2824 M- 6 Muscle Shoals magic produced by Dave Crawford, Pickett lovin'it - great combination. 8 Wilson Pickett I Can't Stop Double L M- 20 So fantastic - you really shouldn't be without this. 9 Wilson Pickett Love Dagger Erva M- 6 From 1977 and down to Muscle Shoals again for this 'full on' Pickett dynamite 45 10 Wilson Pickett Mr. Magic Man RCA Victor M- 6 The title says it all - check out the tremendous credits on this great record Don't forget to check out our website - new additions every week. Northern, Modern, Funk, Deep, 60's, 70's, 80's etc www.raresoulvinyl.co.uk NORTHERN SOUL RARITIES 11 Ella Thomas Thing Called Love G D & L M- 300 12 Phil Lowman Rock Me Till I Want No More Palos M- 200 Rare on cream and brown original label 13 Bobby Blackmon She's Gotta Have Soul Dynamic D M- 150 14 Soul Blenders Love Built On A Strong Foundation Vanessa M- 125 15 Liberation Street Singers Love Is In The Air Pentagram M- 300 16 Pace Setters Victim Of Loneliness Mica M- 125 17 Gary Griffin Think Nothing About It HMT M- 150 18 Derc Hotzog Puppy Love Hamilton M- 100 19 Mickey & Ernie Baby I'm In Love Hot Line VG++ 150 20 Briggette Koberly Don't Love Me & Leave Me Naptown M- 300 21 Bill Coday Right On Baby Crajon M- 350 Brilliant, and rare. Wait for this one to go again! 22 Don Thomas Come On Train NU VJ WD M- 150 23 Marva Josie Don't United Artists WD M- 200 24 James Bounty Prove Yourself A Lady Compass WD M- 150 25 Ken Williams Come Back Okeh WD M- 200 26 Bobbie Smith Walk On Into My Heart American Arts VG++ 150 Rare black issue copy 27 Ray Scott Love Piled On Top Of Love Decca D M- 250 28 Mill Evans When I'm Ready Tou-Sea WD M- 200 29 Voices, Incorporated Thinkin' Columbia WD M- 300 30 Queen Show City Band True Patron Of The Arts Barry M- 250 The VOCAL! On Canadian only!! 31 Majors Lost In A City Big Three M- 300 32 Ann Perry That's The Way He Is Theoda M- 200 Original Detroit label, vinyl 33 Larry Laster Help Yourself Loma M- 200 Slightly rarer on issue copy 34 Dee Dee Sharp Deep Dark Secrets Cameo M- 200 35 Dean Parish Bricks, Broken Bottles And Sticks Musicor WD M- 200 36 Little Charles Talkin' About You Babe Decca D M- 75 37 Ad-Libs New York In The Dark A G P M- 250 38 Johnny Wyatt This Thing Called Love Bronco M- 150 39 Bernard Williams It's Needles To Say Harthon M- 150 40 Patti Williams I'm Doing The Best I Can Forward D M- 80 41 Chancellors All The Way From Heaven Capcity M- 150 42 Jeanette Williams Something's Got A Hold On Me Back Beat M- 200 43 Amazers Without A Warning Thomas M- 25 Rare West Coast press 44 Jeffrey Bowen I've Got A Brand New Feeling Mercury WD M- 200 45 Ray Scott Right Now Decca M- 75 46 Beverly McKay Say It With Feeling Old Town WD M- 150 47 Johnnie Jackson What You Gonna Do J-Mer WD M- 50 48 Insiders If You Had A Heart RCA Victor WD M- 30 49 Marie Boubarere I'm Going Home Nola 50 Steptones Lonely One Diamond Jim M- 300 51 H B Barnum Three Rooms With Running Water Imperial WD M- 35 52 Pam Bowie He's All I Need Aquarius VG++ 30 53 Ron Kenoly You're Still Blowing My Mind Audio Forty M- 35 54 Ray Lewis Sorry, You've Got The Wrong Number Smash WD M- 40 55 Quovans Boogaloo Symbol WD M- 25 Rare on a white promo 56 Ruth Lewis That Special Way RCA Victor WD M- 40 57 Joyce Hopson I Surrender To You Revue D M- 40 58 Jimmy Thomas Where There's A Will Mirwood M- 25 59 Johnny Angel Stone Out Of Your Mind Watch M- 40 60 Chi-lites I'm So Jealous Blue Rock M- 25 61 Kenny Carter Don't Go RCA Victor WD M- 30 62 Billy Preston Can't She Tell Capitol WD M- 60 63 Terry Felton You're Welcome Back Revilot M- 30 64 Benny Gordon A Kiss To Build A Dream On RCA Victor M- 35 Black label issue 65 Carolyn Carter I'm Thru Jamie WD M- 25 66 Willie Small How High Can You Fly Jessica M- 40 67 Henry Brooks Greatest Debt To My Mother P&P M- 30 68 Oliver Bush I'll Make It Up To You Gamble WD M- 100 69 The Boss Man You're Taking Too Long Gamble VG++ 35 70 Jimmy Burns Did It Ever Cross Your Mind Minit M- 40 71 Jay Lewis Had It Not Been For Love Capitol M- 20 72 Johnny Olenn Gottta' Keep Movin' Entree WD M- 125 73 Johnny 'R' The Champ Strike M- 35 74 Stacy Lane I'm Out To Win You Over Excello M- 25 75 Artie Lewis Falling (In Love With You) Loma WD M- 40 76 Lollipops Love Is The Only Answer RCA Victor M- 25 77 Sharon Soul You Found My Weak Spot Coral D M- 50 78 Huriah Boynton You Went Back On What You Said Lanor M- 50 79 Richard Brown Sweet And Kind Steeltown Inc. M- 30 80 Billy Bland All I Wanna Do Is Cry Old Town M- 35 81 Symphonics It Won't Be Long Dee-Jon M- 35 MODERN / CROSSOVER 82 Jaisun Baby, You Got Me Lovin' You Conbrio VG++ 250 83 Liberation Don't Spread Your Love Around GSF M- 100 84 Holly Maxwell Never Love Again Smit-Whit M- 100 Very first label before Atlantic distribution. Totally different design - rare 85 Rochelle Rabouin Keep This In Mind Cygnet M- 150 86 Sonny Til I Gave It ll Up Clown M- 150 87 Big Apple Brass My Home Royal Flush M- 200 88 Fred Gripper Forgive Me Chumley M- 100 89 Collaboration Where Is Love Mohawk M- 100 90 Ray Frazier Your Eyes The Village Trade WD M- 200 91 Bobby Raveen & Black Sweat How Long Will It Last Sweat Inc. M- 250 92 Bettye Jean Plummer You Don't Know Bell M- 100 93 Bachelor Brad Birds Of A Feather Kris M- 150 94 Ann Bailey Sweeping Your Dirt Under My Rug Wand M- 40 95 Johnny Baker Operator, Operator Cisco M- 15 96 Ballads Don't Touch That Dial Soul Beat M- 25 97 Ballads Three Times Balja M- 20 98 Ballads Wait Balja M- 30 99 Barbara And Joe Don't You Know That It's All Right Respect M- 30 100 Barbara & The Browns You Don't Love Me MGM Sounds Of Memphis WD M- 35 101 Barbara & The Uniques Prize Possession 20th Century M- 25 102 Sandy Barber Can't You Just See Me Olde World VG++ 20 103 Jimmy Barkan You're The Song Decco M- 20 104 Tyrone Barkley Man Of Value Midsong Int'l M- 50 105 Bobby Barnes I Am At The Crossroads Raina M- 20 106 Jimmy (J.J.) Barnes I Think I've Got A Good Chance Organic M- 300 107 Barons That's How Love Is Gamma M- 30 108 Barons Ltd Gypsy Read Your Cards For Me Chimneyville WD M- 25 109 Barons Ltd Symphony Of Gratitude Chimneyville WD M- 20 110 Andrew Barrax I Just Can't Seem To Forget Bama M- 25 111 Barrons Some Kind Of Fool Alithia M- 5 112 Barrons Some Kind Of Fool Super Dome M- 15 113 Keith Barrow You Know You Wanna Be Loved Columbia M- 20 114 Nathan Bartell Some One Like You Albradella M- 40 115 Fontella Bass You Can Betcha In Love Epic M- 35 116 Jewel Bass Let Your Love Rain Down On Me Malaco M- 30 117 Lee Bates (What Am I Gonna Do) What Am I Gonna Say IX Chains WD M- 25 118 Lee Bates (What Am I Gonna Do) What Am I Gonna Say IX Chains VG+ 20 119 Lee Bates Hooked On A Feeling Magnolia M- 15 120 Lee Bates All That Matters Soul Sound M- 15 FUNK 121 Black Earth Plus Milwaukee Calgar M- 150 122 E. Gaunichaux & The Skeptics Afro Bush E M G Molatic M- 100 123 Harvey & The Phenomenals Soul & Sunshine Da-Wood M- 300 124 Larry Darnell Son Of A Son Of A Slave Instant M- 150 125 Eugene Blackwell We Know We Got To Live Together Seaside M- 125 126 Pam Kellum What You See You Can't Get A&B M- 300 127 Johnny Wilson Soul Boo-Ga-Loo Soul Rock M- 100 128 Eddie Wilson Let's Try It Again Baby Try-Hard M- 100 129 Roy Roberts Experience Stop (Watch What You're Doing To Me) Linco M- 200 130 David Carpenter I'm A Carpenter Orbitone M- 350 131 Fred Martin Review Contagious Ru-Jac M- 250 132 Jim-Stick Revelation Night Of The Witch Doctor Bull Durham Dynasty M- 100 133 Sam Moore Can You Dig It Daran M- 200 134 Bird Rollins Party And Don't Worry About It Magnet M- 100 135 1619 B.A.B. World Chess M- 25 136 A.A.B.B. Pick Up The Pieces One By One I Dentify M- 30 137 Abaco Dream Life And Death In G&A A&M WD M- 20 138 Abraham Scared Fly Hy Sign M- 20 139 Marie Adams Get On Up And Do It, Baby Vantage M- 40 140 Marie Adams Get On Up And Do It, Baby Command Perf. WD M- 30 141 African Music Machine Black Water Gold Soul Power VG++ 15 142 African Music Machine Mr. Brown Soul Power M- 25 143 G. Keith Alexander Sneakers Polydor WD M- 25 144 All Points Bulletin Band Sexy Ways Pretty Legs Little City WD M- 10 145 Allstar Tequila '77 4 Star M- 15 146 The American Group Enchillada Soul AGP WD M- 6 147 Gene Ammons Jug Eyes Prestige M- 25 149 Gene Ammons Chicago Breakdown Prestige VG++ 15 149 Gail Anderson My Turn Now Early Bird M- 30 150 Gene Anderson I'll Follow You Royal-Tone M- 15 151 Jesse Anderson I Got A Problem Thomas M- 30 152 Apostles Six Pack Kapp M- 50 153 Tyrone Ashley Love Sweet Love Phil L.A.Of Soul WD M- 15 154 Patti Austin Big Mouth United Artists M- 20 155 Avalanche Feel Like Being Funky Boblo M- 15 156 Tony Avon Catch A Fox Atlantic D M- 25 157 Roy Ayers Ubiquity Evolution Polydor WD M- 8 158 J R Bailey We Need Love Virgo M- 10 159 Betty Baker Do It To Me Roulette WD M- 25 160 Hank Ballard Come On Wit' It King M- 15 161 Hank Ballard Butter Your Popcorn King M- 25 162 Hank Ballard With Your Sweet Lovin' Self King D M- 15 163 The Bang Gang Who Said Honky's Ain't Got Soul Warner Bros D M- 10 164 J J Barnes So Called Friends Revilot M- 30 165 Myra Barnes Super Good King M- 30 166 Basic Sounds Of Pittsburgh Down Beat Gimme Some Chitlins BASO M- 100 167 Lee Bates Mean Mistreater Instant M- 20 168 Jackey Beavers Mr. Bump Man Give Me A Hand Pt 2 Seventy Seven M- 15 169 Jackey Beavers Singing A Funky Song Sound Stage 7 WD M- 15 170 Beginning Of The End Monkey Tamarind Alston M- 15 OUTTA SIGHT 45s 171 Roy Hamilton Crackin' Up Over You OSV 056 M 10 b/w Roy Hamilton You Shook Me Up 172 Little Richard Get Down With It OSV 057 M 10 b/w Little Richard I Don't Want To Discuss It 173 Gigi & The Charmaines I Don't Want To Lose him OSV 058 M 10 b/w Charmaines Eternally

After these if anyone can help. Irma Routen on MGM Charles Farren on Hawk-sorted Bobby Wade on Big Jim Soul Blenders on Vanessa [both of them] Gorgeous George on Peachtree

I don't want to offend anyone here, but I have occasionally taken the time to analyse some of the play lists on this forum. Mainly because I have never heard of most of the tracks listed. So I have pasted them into you tube and had a listen, and I have to say they have nothing to do with [what I consider to be] northern soul what so ever. It's funk, plain and simple, and bloody awful to my ears. That's a different scene guys. It just goes to show that there's no more quality, and fresh northern left to be discovered. We are all so desperate to find something different that we are willing to inflict any old rubbish on any poor bugger who listen to it.

Mate, the guy I bought off didn't have any postage details in his listing. Maybe he has changed his ways after my complaint. I haven't a clue what is happening with my case. He sent me a refund, but I refused it. Now the listing seems to be in limbo.

Great record, wish I had the money.

Playlists........................ NO!!!!!!

I have noticed a few of these threads, and I have been charged large amounts for shipping before, But! I have always paid up without causing a scene, because I failed to see the seller had stipulated the costs in his listing. However, yesterday I won an item for $17 and there was nothing in the listing for international shipping, so I waited for the invoice. When the invoice arrived, I couldn't believe my eyes. $24.50 That's just taking the piss in my eyes, so I wrote a very polite email querying the price. I received a very curt reply saying, we only ship recorded to international customers. So I replied that recorded delivery didn't cost anything like $24.50 and please could he do it for the correct price. I didn't get a reply, so the next day I paid for the record and put a note saying I was unhappy with his charges and I would be reporting him to eBay. Next thing I know he has refunded the payment and put in an item cancellation. I'm annoyed about this because I want the record. That's the situation at the moment, I have refused to agree to the cancellation. Impasse?

It's all well and good people moaning about high prices, but if you have paid top dollar for a record you are hardly going to sell it on at a bargain price. Well if you do you are mental.

I find it incredible that anyone could make a living out of buying records on ebay. Everything I bid on goes for proper money, and with the cost of shipping etc. profit margins would be very slim. I would have thought you would need to be buying huge numbers of 45's to get a living wage out of it? I applaud anyone who can make it work. I find it very difficult to move 25% of what I put up for sale these days.

On northern?

That made me laugh mate. There's no way a record dealer could make a living buying off ebay.

I have it on good authority from a well known record dealer that the Japanese market did go through a decline, but it's back very strong now and with a lot of northern being sold. John Manship during his rant at me on the other thread stated that the Ty Karim was won by a Japanese collector. And I witnessed a bidding war on a classic northern record a few weeks ago and one of the bidders was again Japanese.

Brilliant......You'll be able to get big ticket 45's to order............3 x Del Larks, 2 x Jimmy Burns and a James Fountain o-on Peach Tree.........

It's all relative to a persons knowledge of records. What period you were involved in the "scene" and how serious a collector you were / are. When the Flairs and Lee Fields suddenly became "hot", I had never heard of them, and that goes for a massive amount of other people. So, to us plebs they were new sounds. Therefore we didn't realise that these records had been known about for years. And that's why they go for silly money. People heard them for the first time and thought wow! I have to have that record.

Who's to say the Tomangoes that went on ebay last week wasn't bought by a deep soul or lowrider collector for the other side Me, I know the gentleman that won it and he collects a wide spectrum of styles of music, but he has a fantastic northern section.

Someone has to create a buzz on records to make them become "wanted" and that's the problem. We don't have a regular venue that can champion good dance music. In the old days we had weekly venues, and then I think Stafford was every two weeks? Please correct me if I'm wrong. We used to have monthly nighters, but now, it seems to be the trend for events to be on just three or four times a year. In my humble opinion, you can't create a buzz on a record that nobody will hear for months. There seems to be quite a lot of negativity towards anything successful on the rare soul scene. And despite people saying things like, You're playing oldies, it's all been done before, so and so has been playing that 45 for years etc. etc. The fact is, when I started the Burnley Allnighters, there was no other event that was playing 100% quality dance music all night. I was lucky enough to have a group of Dj's that had the same mind set as me, and lived for that nighter. And by that I mean spent rediculous amounts of time and money trying to find records to outdo each other, to find something brilliant that the others didn't own. This made for something very special, and I'm very proud of what we atchieved. What I'm getting at is this. Despite some people saying this is rubbish, the demand and price of a lot of the stuff we were playing shot up. And I can give many examples of this, but the most glarinly obvious was the night when Fred Krol dug out his copy of Billy Davis - Stanky on Cobblestone. It went from £10 to £100 more or less overnight. And he only ever played it once. The only Dj around who can create such a buzz is Butch, but that's because he's been number one for years, and his sets are listened to and dissected by everyone. We need a regular [at least monthly] allnighter with Dj's that have the taste and passion to play sets that get people wanting to dance. That's what makes the prices of records go up. And that's why the beat ballad has died a death. Nobody will dance to them anymore. I have now put my tin hat on, and retired to my bunker.

He spat the dummy out over some 45's he was auctioning for me. I have tried to bury the hatchet on several occasions but to no avail.