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https://www.myspace.com/dugdanceparty/music/albums/continental-express-band-8258663 Continental Express Band, Struggling to the Top/Lady on My Mind (Moonraker white promo), beautiful VG++ copy with just a couple minor scuffs. Modern boogie funk mover, RARE. $250 U.S. includes regular airmail postage anywhere (extra for fancier shipping). Paypal gift only.

LOW AS I CAN GO! IF IT DOESN'T SELL AT THIS PRICE IT GETS FILED AWAY. Almeta Lattimore, These Memories/Oh My Love (Mainstream stock copy). Great copy! Clean VG++ (on a scale without E grades), a very gently used record. Clicks on dead wax before These Memories begins; no clicks once music starts. Plays without noise. $250 $200 U.S. plus shipping. Paypal gift only. (CONTINENTAL EXPRESS BAND IS SOLD.)

Just picked one of these up. Had never seen it or heard of it before. Didn't listen too carefully but it sure didn't sound like a female duet. More like a single male....I'll have to listen more carefully when I'm back home next week.

What was the end price on Marty Lewis? Cut off above.

Prices in U.S. dollars; grading scale is M-/VG+/VG/VG-/G+. Paypal only; shipping is $4 in U.S.; $7 elsewhere. Email to reserve: finewine@wfmu.org Gary Brown, Spoiled Child (Brownie) VG- (plays loud and clear through some surface crackle; slight writing on label): $40 Irma Thomas, What Are You Trying to Do (Imperial) VG (plays great): $25 20 Roscoe Robinson, One Bo-Dillion Years (Sound Stage 7) VG++: $35 30 Johnny Scott, Hide and Seek with Me (Portra) M-: $40 Ted Cassidy as Lurch, The Lurch (Capitol) M- (x on label): $30 25 Joe Dukes, Greasy Drums/Moohah the DJ (Prestige) VG++ (sticker residue on label): $20 Bobby Dukes, Just to Be with You voc/inst (Calla white promo 1972 Roulette distribution ORIGINAL not to be confused with later, 1974 2nd pressing) VG+: $35 Lonie Jones, Treat Your Baby Right (Jenmark) VG (plays loud and clear through a bit of surface crackle; writing on label): $50 40 Chuck Colbert and Viewpoint, Stay (Caillier) G+ (plays loud and clear through moderate to heavy surface crackle; label wear): $15 Margie Joseph, One More Chance (Volt) G+ (same condition as above): $15 Jackie Wilson, I've Lost You (Brunswick) VG++: $15 Americans of '71, The Cancer Stick Pts 1&2 (Bell white promo) VG+: $20 15 Ray Charles, You're Just About to Lose Your Clown (ABC-Paramount) M-: $30 25 Chris Taylor, Basketball (Big Thunder) VG+ (label staining) only the second copy I've ever seen of this killer Louisiana swamp R&B dancer; picked up a spare: offers over $200 (you can hear it around 36:40 here: https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/33716 )

Okay, it's NOT the Maiden Sisters. I think I prefer the Maiden Sisters.

Okay, I played that weird Bourbon Street Cabaret Band single on the radio last night, as well as the Sonics' "Come Home Baby." Very end of show: https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/42022

Maiden Sisters on Northern?

I'd call it a heavy jazz instrumental, with slightly soundtracky-sounding trumpet-led melody, busy rhythmic backing (guitar? harpsichord? something odd-sounding), full horn section, nice raw sax solo, and hard New Orleans-style drumming. Part 2 is the same with inexplicably added party/crowd noise. Cool record, but not something one would play at a dance party outside New Orleans itself. Might play at my bar gig or on the radio.

Addition to the discography: 253 Bourbon Street Cabaret Band & Stripping Soc., Inc. - Linda Baby Pt. 1/Pt. 2

Constellations, I Didn't Know How To/Popa Daddy (Gemini Star pink stock copy), very clean VG++ with just some light scuffing, minuscule bit of label damage around the edge of label. $100 US plus shipping. Paypal only.

Pts. 1 and 2. Funk dancer, super-clean VG++ condition, $750 U.S. plus $25 for USPS Express Mail Shipping. Paypal only. Email to reserve: finewine@wfmu.org

Communicators and Black Experience Band, The Road/Has Time Really Changed (Tri Oak). Funk side is VG+ (on a M–/VG+/VG scale). Some scuffs that don't affect play; a bit of noise at the very start of record but thereafter it plays flawlessly. Ballad side is VG++. Very nice copy. $650 U.S. I'll cover shipping via USPS Express Mail (which costs me $30 for Europe). Paypal gift only.

Beautiful, practically new VG++ copy. $250 US, postage paid (unless you want fancy shipping, which is extra). Paypal gift only. Email to reserve: finewine@wfmu.org

Ha, just pulled this out, gave it a listen, thought "Wow!", googled it, and found this. Great minds etc. etc.

Jesse James, "Dreams Never Hurt Nobody"/"Somebody Really Mine" (Musicor white promo)...Killer popcorn R&B...strong VG (plays fine)...$100 U.S....paypal only; $7 shipping. Email to reserve: finewine@wfmu.org

Got mine from either Manship (or was it Tim Brown?) 15-18 years ago when it was a £2.50 catalogue item...Think I got two or three of 'em, spares long gone. Same with Webb People, if memory serves....

Might help if you got the title right! It's "Sick." Unless he has another I don't know about.

The flip of this one is quite nice, too!

I think I've lost even my one keeper copy of the CD! I'm trying to track down another from the radio station....

Hey, gang. Here's another (confusing) thread on pretty much the same topic from three years ago: To sum up, I got the "unknown artist" version many years ago from my uncle in Detroit, who worked closely with Ollie McLaughlin. It's a ten-inch acetate with zero information on it. Ollie's name was written on the sleeve. I still think it's much, much better than either of the other two versions! Oh, and I assume whoever posted it on youtube got it off a CD I made as a WFMU premium giveaway for listeners who donated to the station during one of our fund drives. (I have made four volumes of around 27 tracks each of Detroit rarities over the years for this purpose, which include a handful of other unreleased things.) Cheers, Matt

Anyone have a clean copy for me? Thanks.

I've been hammering both sides of that Fidels for a while now. Great record. Obviously an aberrant price, but it's only going to go up in value.

Beware....I've had a copy of this forever that looks mint but plays with much distortion from start to finish. Basically unplayable. My friend has an identical one that plays perfectly, though. I haven't seen enough copies to know whether the distortion problem was unique to mine....

I think that's a great price. Tough one, and one of my favorite Detroit R&B records.