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More like $72.00 in the real world. Now demand can increase that but 10 times ?!?!

Full Speed real 'A' side is 'it must be love' and not 'try a little love' BTW.

Always sounded like a kinda "prog" thing to me ears. Never ever liked it. Totally agree there with your comment; LZ... Rare and "northern soul" it is (was) ! But no soul at all in there. Would have love to grab one at any time to do a good trade...

And by me since 10 years ! Think I've beat Rockabilly Keb on this one ! Maybe not actually. Only got 1 left though. Beware, those very efficient and friendly users to both the left handed people and those too tight centered 45s are also a thing of beauty. And they do tend to vanish into those malicious following DJ's pocket if you left them untended. When I'll have some more dosh on my Paypal, I'll get me a new pair to go out with and leave one home on the turntable.

https://www.mixcloud.com/Cloudfunk/timmy-soul-presents-soul-4-sale-1st-come1st-served/ Lloyd Price – love music the Quadraphonics – betcha if you check it out Bottom & Company – spread the news Universal Mind – something fishy going on Lonette – veil of mistery the Holidays – makin’ up time Bettye Swann – lonely love Bobby Taylor and the Vancouvers – if you love her the Fantaisions – uncesseray tears Honey and the Bees – (I want you to) make love to me the Dells – wear it on our face Roy C –gone gone

Ray Pettis Smooth Full Winner. Finally gaining some attention I've heard. Better looking green label. Did suffer some water exposure though. I've cleaned the vinyl on the 'together forever' side and shows barely no wear. The other side remained "unclean" and shows some scuffs and dirt. Check the FULL sound clip for sound quality difference... Overall condition Vg+ £20 Free P&P all over the world and extra £6 to have it registered. scans and sound clip from actual record for sale ray pettis.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- ray pettis.mp3

What one could/should refer to the first mix is the the one with the matrix that is un-scrathed on the 'don't lead me on' side. This mix is definitely missing something. There's no bass ! Some say one (or more) channel is/are missing. They must have amended that and repress it with a proper mix with bass and horns... with the original matrix scratched out. IMHO the better one to have.

... the whole Artone bunch... and many more...

I follow you there on the bootleg side. But in the 7T's all Belgian and Holland 45's had those big center holes as most did since the 5T's (less in Holland with more punch-out until the late 6T's). That dreadful looking and sounding bootleg (sounds like a frying pan) was made in pressing plants located in Holland or Belgium like so many bootlegs were made with lookalike or photocopied labels. Very common practice intended for their local scenes; pop-corn in Belgium and Surinamese in Holland...

Overall an Ex-/Vg++ condition copy. Vinyl has light scuffs but no scratches. Label has some WOL and cover has wear and WOL. Look & listen to judge by yourself . £30 Free P&P all over the world and extra £6 to have it registered. PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- scans and sound clip from actual record for sale carl douglas.mp3

https://www.mixcloud.com/Cloudfunk/timmy-soul-presents-south-of-france-soul-week-ender-preview/ Jimmy Delphs – almost the Dyamics – I want to thank you Milton Wright and the Terra Sirma Strings – I belong to you Ronnie & Robin – step into my heart Louis Curry – I’ll try again tomorrow Barbara Mason – you better stop it Big Don’s Rebelion – smokin’ the Astors – more power to you Mary Love – born to live with heartache Kenny Hamber – I’ll do anything for you the Miracles – shop around Verdell Smith – a piece of the sky

UK + DEMO !!!

I always loved the Shirelles and I can tell when they are soulful and where they are less or not. But really if an artist or a group is/are accessible kinds of soul, I'm yet to part them. And is that old guard souls a tribe or some sort of a cult where they all know the good records ? Who tell when they are or not ? Is it good or bad ?

I guess that was their purpose to sound "garagy" for what it's worth, but do I find the sax really annoying !

No, white promos (a tad harder than the issue) and dark blue only.

The Lovelites are... words are failing... The overall condition of the record is vg+ due to some marks and scuffs that do affect the play but it's also a pressing issue as those presses were made in the rough to say the least. So maybe rather a filler than a keeper, still necessary ! TWO SIDER !!! PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- £20 Free P&P all over the world and extra £6 to have it registered. scans and sound clip from actual record for sale lovelites.mp3 _________________________________________________________________________________ Jeff Dale's must have Blues'N'Soul with guts. Overall a tad better than a vg++ but grade it there to be on the safe side. It was what I believe to be a Juke Box copy (has those circular marks DNAP) but hopefully it didn't suffer too much request. And so it still looks decent (could be a keeper) and plays strong, loud and good. See & hear for yourself. Another TWO SIDER !!! PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- £35 Free P&P all over the world and extra £6 to have it registered. scans and sound clip from actual record for sale jeff dale.mp3

Dugged mine out about that "upside-down" matrix and yes it's matching yours and yes, mine is not the real thing...

Yours has 7T's typo. So it's a 7T's thing. Either way a bootleg or a second issue.

Shirley & the Shirelles always did it for me. Much more than all the other versions. But that's just a taste matter I suppose. Many a things were cheap back then and now are fetching two digit prices or more. Don't see what is wrong with this record being in-demand then...

What is that label ?

Even though it's a brilliant record, it's not that rare. I'd have thought £25. Now that seller do often get auctions prices that very few sellers can get. Look at the bid history; 3 bidders, and the "battle" is often with it-self... I mean over-bidding IT-self !

Maynell Wilson UK only. NOC but picture cover is there. Overall a nice Ex condition copy. £15 Free P&P all over the world and extra £6 to have it registered. scans and sound clip from actual record for sale (one channel is missing, sorry about that) motown feeling.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- ________________________________________________________________________________ Johnny Nash early effort produced by none other than Phil Spector. Copy is a vg+ but those ABC pressings are enduring. Check sound clips of both sides. £40 Free P&P all over the world and extra £6 to have it registered. scans and sound clip from actual record for sale (one channel is missing, sorry about that) world of tears.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- ________________________________________________________________________________ Ruby Winters dramatic epitome ! Nice Ex condition copy in company sleeve. !!! SOLD !!! £20 Free P&P all over the world and extra £6 to have it registered. scans and sound clip from actual record for sale (one channel is missing, sorry about that) middle heartache.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/-

pre-release copies.

Always loved the instrumental 'like a rolling stone' (more tan 'the gallop' actually) but the vocals on 'I belong to you' always sounded wrong IMHO. The singer only follows the music melody that is the PLAIN and FULL-ON instrumental track/tune. The vocal sounds like an overdub record that doesn't really fit. Plus he is more of a crooner singer than soulful to say the least... But who is that singing really ? Is it Milton Wright ? I don't know his stuff to tell if it could be him or not. I know there were threads about this odd 45 one here before and theories about who was behind that "voice" but don't remember and assertive answer. I always had my doubt that this was recorded at the same time as the instrumentals (1968) but rather made-up and recorded FOR the northern scene... somewhere in 1977 when issued as this 45 on Satiron while the instrumentals were just re-issued some time before on the Grapevine 45 in 1976...