Solidsoul

1. "I Don't Know (What To Do About You") - Lanier & Company - UK Threeway label. 12" 45rpm. Mint- 2. "I'll Be Around" - The Detroit Spinners - UK 12" 45rpm Atlantic. Mint- 3. "My Man, A Sweet Man" - Millie Jackson - UK 12" 45rpm Spring label. Mint- 4. "You Taught Me How To Love" - Tommy Tate - UK e.p. Move 12". Mint- record. Sleeve Ex. 5. Don't Let Love Get You Down" - Matthew David - UK 12" 45rpm Bluebird " . Mint- All play great. These 12" records that play at 45rpm have great loud fidelity sound reproduction! £15 each plus £5 postage to UK address. Paypal f&f or bank transfer.

1. Facts Of Life -"Sometimes" Kayvette. L.P. Original USA issue from 1977 featuring "A hundred Pounds Of Pain" £15 plus £5 postage. Great Ex+ condition. An old Pat Brady tip! 2. Martha Reeves "For The Rest Of My Life" L.P.. Features "Thank you". £12 plus £5 postage. Mint - record but sleeve has drill hole. 3. Taj Mahal. The Natch'l Blues L.P. Featuring the great version of the Homer Banks tune "A Lot Of Love" This version was a massive play back in the 70's. Condition is Ex with some very light sleeve scuffs. £12 plus £5 postage. 4. Bobby Womack - The Poet. L.P. Featuring "So Many Sides Of You" on an original Canadian Motown issue. Condition is a nice Ex. £20 plus £5 postage. 5. Masqueraders "Love Anonymous" ABC USA original L.P. featuring "Modern Day Woman". £12 plus £5 postage.

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"You Succeeded" - Sandra Phillips - Broadway original USA 45rpm. Condition is VG because visually it has some light scuffs/scratches on the vinyl. It is enjoyable to listen to. Have a listen to the sound file, taken directly off the record. A fantastic Northern Soul classic! You Succeeded.mp3

Hi Dave, Let's know if you still have the Nathan Williams "What Price" for sale? Regards, Ivan.

I'm looking for a copy of the 70's reissue of "Like One" Jean Carter on the M.C.A label. Ex+or better condition.

"Don't Let Love Get You Down" - Matthew David - Bluebird U.K. 12" 45rpm. Original release 12" from 1986 of this great version of this song! Paypal or bank transfer. Condition of record is Mint. Sleeve mint-. £15 plus postage of £4 to Uk address. You tube clip just to hear the tune and bottom picture is record for sale.

"How Can I Say I'm Sorry" - Jimmy Ruffin - Original USA Soul 45 in Mint- condition with d/h in label. £30 plus postage. A great record from this brilliant singer and a Motown produced goodie! My favourite of his released tunes. A great backing track and crystal clear female backing singers complement his top vocal. Picture above is the copy for sale. Here is a link just so you can hear the tune.

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"60 Minutes Of Your Love" - Homer Banks - Minit USA Original 45rpm. Great Northern Soul record in excellent condition. Record On Hold! Top sound clip from You Tube just to hear the tune. Bottom picture copy for sale.

"60 Minutes Of Your Love". Homer Banks. Minit. Original USA 45 in Ex condition. £25. Great classic! "Stay Here With Me" - Sandra Richardson. Inter-Soul. Ex £25. Classic 70's Detroit. "How Can I Say I'm Sorry" Jimmy Ruffin -Soul. Nice Ex condition original. £20 Motown perfection! ""Ten Ways Of Loving You" Lenny Williams - Malaco. UK label £10 Ex. Nice modern dancer. PayPal Friends & family option or bank transfer. Postage £3 to UK address.

To term a record a "pop record" on the Northern/Rare soul scene is a derogatory term. It doesn't mean file under popular music! It means the tune is not good enough to be played and rated by any self respecting, established punter or collector! But everyone has to start somewhere. So maybe easy poppy type venues need to exist as well as hard core all-nighters! I didn't start Northern Soul on the Saturday night train to Wigan Casino allnighter. I used to go to a local disco and see these trendy in-people with there hold-all bags all lined up. Then watch a mass exodus about 10.30 for the train to Wigan. They will have though we were pop fans dancing to easy Motown and chart soul! But it was part of my start into my obsession with Northern Soul!

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The 70's bootleg was on Cross-Town. Reissued on UK labels Right-On and Inferno. Recent remakes on Red-Bird and Soulation. The original Eskee demo is a nice multicoloured gloss label on high quality vinyl. The original issue is dark blue screen print label on styrene plastic. Original demo is Bell sound stamped from memory!

I got some good records from Bill Nadolny's (Paisley Haze records) auction. Also some mint Delettes etc, from Vernon Edwards at Little Rock, Arkansas. In the early days Craig Moerer used have lots of great records at low prices. After the internet started just about everything went to UK prices. Also Frank Merrell of Saturday Night Music had some great auctions. If I got my note book out there will be many more. It was all more exciting then because you could get some great records at great prices. The internet spoiled a lot, but on the flip side I have had some great deals from the net as well.

Sounds like this first tune is called "Treason" by The Parliments. Sounds good, was it a released as proper 45 record?

I wouldn't like to hear it at a Northern Soul allnighter. If it's a divvy soul night, I suppose some punters will like it! I remember it from the charts, but it might be a fresh new sound for some people!

Yes but what condition are those copies in! This copy was really great condition. I am not justifying the price, but condition must play a part!

I watch certain things, but it is very limited in selection. I seem to have seen all the good things and I can't find anything new that's good to watch. I will keep it as the things I do watch I enjoy. P.S. I did enjoy the latest episode of Better Call Saul, yesterday.

Because looking at Discogs, Soul Source sales, eBay, lists etc, a lot of things do not sell like they used to.

There used to be a big market for semi knowns and cheaper collectors records. Now it only seems to be big collectors items or the latest thing a DJ needs for his set. I'm still chipping away at collecting things I like.

I have never had a Jayboy copy to compare. All I can say is the Dade copies play loud and clear with great fidelity.

Aww, I was gonna buy them records off you😜. Can you get them flat again?😊

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"Trying To Get Back To You Girl" - Jackey Beavers - Dade. SOLD. Real quality record from the great Jackey Beavers. The record has a rather long intro, which to my mind has held it back slightly, but once the beat kicks in it is a superb 1970's classic dancer. Always fills the dance floor. The copy on the sound clip is for reference and just to hear the tune. The copy for sale is pictured below the sound clip. Ex+ condition with a drill hole in label.