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Confession time I remember singing along to Some Kind Of Wonderful when my then sweetheart insisted I took her to see the Dirty Dancing Film at the local flicks, made my night hearing this cracker come on.

Absolute Timeless Classic Drifters spin - Up On The Roof

Drifters - You're More Than A Number In My Little Red Book

Another Beauty from the Drifters - Save The Last Dance For Me

Excellent spin from the Great Drifters - Baby What I Mean

My Favourite from The Supremes - I Hear A Symphony Absolute Banging Motown Sound...….

Very sad news another Great has gone R.I.P. Jackie Moore.. I loved This Time Baby from the moment I first heard it at a Night Club in Bournemouth in the late 1970's this Track really stood out amongst the other records played at the time, for me So Soulful but with a touch of Disco to please everybody on the Dance Floor...

Thanks for posting, I was watching the Hamilton Movement - She's Gone.. It went into extra time once it cleared six thousand. It ended on an incredible £6,618.00 Wow...

Played a few of my favourite LP tracks Today some I have really grown to like since purchasing them for the dj-ing… Bobby Hutton - Lend A Hand Piece Of The Action LP ABC Ohio Players - Love Slipped Through My Fingers Ohio Players 16 Greatest Hits LP Trip Terry Callier - Ordinary Joe Occasional Rain LP Cadet The Delfonics - Hurt So Bad La La Means I Love You LP Bell Collins & Collins - Top Of The Stairs Collins & Collins A&M Bo Kirkland and Ruth Davis - You're Gonna Get Next To Me Bo and Ruth LP EMI Stevie Wonder - Another Star/ I Wish Songs In The Key Of Life LP Motown The Originals - Don't Stop Now Portrait Of The Originals LP Soul Barbara McNair - It Happens Everytime The Real Barbara McNair LP Motown Bobby Taylor - Don't Be Afraid Taylor Made Soul LP Gordy The Tempests - Someday Would You Believe LP Smash The Outsiders - Lonely Man Outsiders Album 2 Capitol Silhouettes - Not Me Baby The Original And New 58/68 Silhouettes Get A Job LP Goodway Bobby Valentin - Use It Before You Lose It Let's Turn On - Arrebatarnos LP Fania The Harvey Averne Dozen - Never Learned To Dance The Harvey Averne Dozen LP Fania Clyde McPhatter - Please Give Me One More Chance Welcome Home LP Decca Willie Hutch - Lucky To Be Loved By You Soul Portrait LP RCA Reuben Howell - You Can't Stop A Man In Love Reuben Howell LP Motown Gladys Knight & The Pips - No One Could Love You More Standing Ovation LP Soul Martha Reeves & The Vandellas - No One There Black Magic LP Gordy The Four Tops - Is There Anything That I Can Do/ I'm Grateful Four Tops Second Album Tamla Motown The Supremes and The Four Tops - A Taste Of Honey The Magnificent 7 LP Motown David Ruffin - Walk Away From Love Who I Am LP Motown Timi Yuro - It'll Never Be Over For Me Something Bad On My Mind LP Liberty So Grateful to all the Artists for this wonderful Music....

Cecil, Bill Bush, Stanley Mitchell, and the Adams Apples for me please

Copy up on Discogs at last but out of my price range $3,500 (£2,730)

Nice write up Mike, thank you for sharing.

Yes a small crack on the outer edge of the record but it didn't affect play, I cursed it coming up for sale at the time Frankie as I had a Dynamo issue copy on it's way from America which was in Good plus condition and I was worried I would be sending it back even though the seller told me it played through without skips just a few pops and crackles, and to be fair he was true to his word.

Way over priced most of that August batch, sensible money for me was the George Blackwell and Stanley Mitchell 45's seen them go for a lot more especially George...

Exus Trek for me, Superb Instrumental, that's what I play with the dj-ing unless the Vocal is requested...

Headbone, Yes he is, I have had a few records off him when I felt the price was fair compared to what other dealers were asking, I will say one thing the records were always in top condition and no worry of getting hit with the dreaded import duties...

Billy hand's down for me, One Hell Of A Dancer, gee that's worn out some Shoe Leather over the Years...

I can only echo what Ian has already said, Van McCoy was a Musical Genius... I always enjoyed hearing the Shuffle from the first day I heard it as a youngster I knew then I was listening to something magical....

It was gone within 24 hours Jeff, it was a VG++ copy up for $1500 (£1200) What put me off even thinking about buying it was the Seller said he would put the true Value payed for the record on the package so you would get hit big time with import duty.

A Despenza copy came up on Discogs this Morning for sale in the States, it was still on there last time I looked.

Excellent Thread.... As been said have they ever done a duff Record... My favourite Two from Gladys and the Boys, Part Time Love & Make Yours A Happy Home...

I had the Silhouettes Get A Job Album on Goodway arrive safe and sound from the States, owed me £90 in the end as I got hit with twenty quid import duty, no sign of the give away Not Me Baby single included unfortunately. Talking of which a copy of that single went through John Manships Auction last Wednesday Night 5th June 2019, Well over 50 Bids after going into 15 minutes extra time with people keen to bag it, ended on £1560 so I can live with getting stung 20 sheets on import duty.

Brilliant Instrumental with Sir Mike Terry's Magic Touch.... Milton Wright & The Terra Shirma Strings - The Gallop

Excellent News, Let's be standing for Sir Richard Searling Number One Soul Spinner.....

Thank You so much Mr Andrew "Mike" Terry for Your Massive Contribution To Soul Music.....