Mal C

Hi all, soul pack of seventies 45's, there are 34 tracks listed below, all for £50, you pay post. Payment by pay pal as a gift, just come back to conform and tell me where you are. ** Correction, Ill pay 1st post, so all in at £50... Kind regards, Malcolm ---- Betty Lavette – Your turn to Cry / Atco Tyrone davis – Without your Love in my life/Dakar Ben E King – I cant take it like a man / Maxwell Gwen Owens – You Better watch out / everybody Needs Love / Casablanca Fiestas – Sometimes storm / Respect Luther Ingram – Trying to find my love / Koko Betty Lloyd – Snowflakes / Thomas George McGregor – temptation is hard to fight (Numero) Twinnight Persians – Keep on Moving / Capitol ZZ Hill – faithful & true / Mojo Donny Hathaway – Love Love Love / Atco Syl Johnson – Kiss by Kiss / Twinight Ronnie Mc’Neir – Wendy is gone/Give me a sign/Prodigal Al Matthews – Fool/Don’t run from my love / CBS Phyllis Hyman – baby I’m goanna Love you / dessert Moon Dunn & Bruce Street – The moment of truth / If you come with me / Devanski Bobby Williams – You Need love Like I do / R&R records Boogie Man Orchestra – lady lady lady / Boogie Man records Cher – take me home / Casablanca Whispers – Im the One / soul Clock West Coast revival – Its gonna be Hard / UA Touch of Class – don’t want no other lover / Midland Int General Johnson – ready willing 7 able / Arista Hokis Pokis – Get Cha Girl / RCA 9th Street Exit – 9th St Exit / Never be the man my big brother was / Solid Foundation 9th Street Exit – Lets make sweet harmony / Solid Foundation Nu Sound express - Ain’t That good enough / Silver dollar Major Lance – Stay away from me / Gypsy woman / Buddah Impressions – My deceiving heart/You want somebody else/Buddah Major Lance – Without a doubt/WB Deep velvet – Hanna Mae / Aware Barbara mason – From his woman to you / Buddah Little Milton – behind closed doors Frankie Kelly – Aint that the truth / Ten records (UK) Kind regards, malcolm

so you did, I need my glasses.. :-(

yeah but covers 33 do the same you have to trim the top to get em flush...

thats good to know, I have her other releases but never got this one, obviously this is from a certain auction going on on-line at the moment, which i was sure was the real deal, but as I've said, id always seen the gold one for years,then a orange/white in the mid 9ts... just out of interest Robb, who do you think Monique really is? Mal

I wonder, Monique - if you Love me, when I first personally discovered this 45 it was always on Gold copies, then in the mid nineties Orange / white ones started to appear, was that always the case? mal

from what fair isle does this 45 fathom from?

Anybody remember Ravin Maze? basically Joey Negro, anyhow the chart release was crap, this is the version to get, drivin beats! Id imagine this is the sort of thing you will find allot of in that haul...

I collected, and still collect house, I bet there are some killers in that lot, if you go back all the British stuff that came out alone from 87-93, all the Italian Imports that came over, and we haven't got round to the yank stuff yet! I bet Jason at Hard to Find Records is kicking himself! Here's a track that takes me right there, remember asking for the 'Mars Bar' record at Don Christie's in Birmingham.. the great thing was he knew what I meant! Laughs..

Always had a fascination with Brunswick records, as I'm sure we all do. Just re reading Robert Pruter's bible 'Chicago soul' again, and it struck me that all the Brunswick 45's I love and buy seem to have come a certain period when Carl Davis was at the company and they created their own sound. According to Pruters book, once he had left the company taking with him many of the key arrangers / musicians the company's production line if you will kind of ground to a halt, and they heavily bought acts and artists songs to release. I keep coming across 45's that are so so, some are pretty bad in fact, and unless they are actually earlier releases than the Golden 'Soul ' period, I assume they fall under that category of being bought after Davis left the company... My question is this, whats the best of that period? Malcolm

If's its on the BBC it should make the regional news catch-up? M

Hi mate, James D Hall - I Wanna Get Into You - £75.00 Original or those one he was putting out via Ebay? mal

I'm really surprised at how well this club has gone, along with Second City Soul crew, I grew up in Birmingham and it was devoid of anything really bar the Rigger and one or two small do's in Digbeth on occasion... I wish all this was going in the eighties and nineties, would have been great... as for the BBC, well that makes it a great night to remember for all that attend. Good luck with Friday, the picture you have used looks great btw.. Malcolm

anybody? Mal;{))

Anybody got a mint copy of Arabian jerk By the Merits on Band stand ? Mal

This has to be one of the best you tube video's Ive seen on a Northern Soul song... absolutely brilliant, song aint bad either

Brilliant record... love my copy of this one, if it floats your boat you might also like this one... I would note that somebody has sped that up allot, its far better slower, but you get the gist..

uk issue is cheap, eBay is littered with them, should cost you a tenner.... also, Kent put out an Inst version, just with the backing, well worth getting that is, you might buy that as a Mp3 download of the Ace records web site..

does the The Stingers have 'Do The Cissy' on the flip? Mal

anybody got Rance Allen Group - Reasons To Survive / Capitol, must be mint, come back with what your asking. kind regards, malcolm

love to hear the Springfield rifle Pete? mal

they should bring that WINFIELD PARKER back again its a killer!

Have you seen the book 'Heart & Soul' Mike? has a piccie of Little Richard on the cover.. anyhow its worth a look cause the LP's in here are all brilliant..

Terrible news, I always swapped tapes, or CD's with him, and in recent months I'd got to know him a bit more online, a lovely bloke.. condolences to his friends and family, Rest in peace Sean.

You lean something new every day in this game, always loved Cornel Gunter's 'Love in my Heart' and I was aware of him being in various earlier Doo Wop groups, but had no idea he was openly gay in the way this article says.. https://www.ronaldmatters.com/gay-black-history-music-legend-cornell-gunter-1936-1990/ Some good pictures from this online article, kinda makes sense seeing them, I dont think Ive ever seen a shot of Cornell, maybe as part of the coasters perhaps... His sister was in the music business also...