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I think you'll fine ten of those for any one copy of Joe Bataan "Too Much Lovin" or Bobby Quesada "Bataola Boogaloo" that turns up...

Almeta Lattimore - These Memories / Oh My Love - Mainstream (red stock copy) VG++ (on a M-/VG+/VG scale) Paypal only. One copy only. Email to reserve: finewine@wfmu.org $250 as gift includes shipping anywhere.

Just played it last night for the first time in many years after reading this thread. Muffled is right.

I've had this forever and always considered it R&B, not rockabilly. Whatever. Great record.

Prices in U.S. DOLLARS. Grading scale: M-, VG++, VG+, VG, VG- (no E grades!!). Email to reserve: finewine@wfmu.org. Paypal only. Shipping: $4 U.S., $7 everywhere else. Clips for almost all should be findable online; let me know if you can't find a particular one. 1 FREDDY WILSON, Promise Land/Where Is She (Eastbound) VG++ Top-notch JB-style funk dancer b/w intense killer deep soul 40 2 EDWARD HAMILTON & THE NATURAL LOOKS, Willing Mind/My Darling Baby (Maryjane) M- (very slight label damange one side) Great Detroit soul 50 3 PAT STALLINGS, Everybody Knows/It's Alright (Paramount) VG++ Great sister funk dancer, rare with B-side, which is just as good 75 4 MELVIN SPARKS FEAT. JIMMY SCOTT, I've Got to Have You/Get Down with the Get Down (Eastbound) M- Beautiful 70s Detroit 25 5 JOHN COOKSEY AND THE SOUTHERN FOUR, Jesus Is My All and All/Bye and Bye (Su-Ann) VG++ (needs a wash) Killer gospel 30 6 DELL MACK, You Can't Judge a Book by the Cover/The Way Love Goes (Goldband) M- Great intense fast swamp version of Diddley classic, tough to find 100 7 THE WEBS, I Want You Back/We Belong Together (Verve) VG+ (moderate storage warp doesn't affect play) 30 8 RUFUS THOMAS, The Memphis Train/I Think I Made a Boo Boo (Stax green label) unplayed M- Two of his best 60s sides 40 9 RUTH BROWN, Mambo Baby/Somebody Touched Me (Atlantic yellow label) strong VG (writing on label) Killer R&B 15 10 ALBERT JONES, Unity/Hello Darlin' (Kapp white promo) M- vinyl (but sticker and writing and staining on label) Detroit soul 50 11 JAMES DUDLEY & THE DEE JAY'S, Have Faith/What a Man Will Do (Chess) M- (bb hole) 15 12 MANU DIBANGO Dikalo/Tele Miso (Philips) VG Heavy, heavy funk instro 15 13 B.B. KING, Think It Over/I Don't Want You Cuttin' Off Your Hair (Bluesway) VG++ (very slight warp) 25 14 TITO PUENTE, Cute Chick/A La Salud (RCA Victor) unplayed M- Great Latin dancer 25 15 RITCHIE ADAMS, Pakistan/My Prayer of Love (Imperial) M- (slight label wear) Popcorn exotica dancer 50 16 SONNY LOVALL, Ghetto Boy/Pt. 2 (Mystic Insight) M- 10 17 DIFFERENT BAGS, Closed Mind/Fast Black (Wesgate) VG++ Funk 75 18 SHIRLEY ANN LEE, How Can I Lose/I Can't Give Up (Revival) VG Great Detroit gospel dancer 30 19 THREE SHADES OF SOUL, Being in Love/Smooth Sailing (Enjoy) strong VG Two great, soulful male group cover versions w/falsetto lead...I LOVE this record 50 20 JOHN LEE HOOKER, Think Twice Before You Go/Backbiters and Syndicators (Bluesway) VG++ (slight gold paint) Killer blues dancer 25 21 JOHNNY CHEF, Can't Stop Moving/Baby Please Come Back (Fire white promo) vinyl M- (water stain one label) Smoking uptempo R&B dancer by Johnny Acey under an alias 150 22 CAROL JONES, Don't Destroy Me/Problem Child (Mutt) VG++ No-strings punchier version 30 23 EARL LETT, Do the Thing/Now Is the Time (Wild) unplayed M- Much tougher than his others 50 24 SOLOMON BURKE, Cry to Me/I Almost Lost My Mind (Atlantic) VG 20 25 HAROLD MELVIN & THE BLUE NOTES, Get Out/You May Not Love Me (Landa multicolored) strong VG (very slight edge warp doesn't affect play) 45 26 ERNIE HINES, Help Me Put Out the Flame/A Better World (Stax white promo) M- Two superb midtempo soulful sides from 1970; don't know why this isn't huge 35 27 VOICE OF THE CLOUDS, Too Late to Change/Starting for the Kingdom (Song Bird) VG++ Great gospel mover 75 28 THE MIXED BREED, Gotta Get Home/Wise (Innovation) strong VG Great 2-sider, funk b/w sweet soul 50 29 NANCY LEE, No Words for Love/In My Dreams (Mo Do) M- 100 30 FREDDIE SCOTT, I'll Be Gone/He Will Break Your Heart (Shout) VG (very slight edge warp doesn't affect play; label wear; sticker on label) 10 31 HOWLIN' WOLF, Love Me Darling/My Country Sugar Mama (Chess WHITE PROMO) VG (a line of type under the time is blackened and scratched out on both sides) Killer record 10 32 LITTLE WILLIE JOHN, Leave My Kitten Alone/Let Nobody Love You (King) M- 20 33 LITTLE WILLIE JOHN, My Love Is/Loving Care (King) VG+ Fantastic record, one of his tougher ones 30 34 GOOGIE RENE, Smokey Joe's La La/Needing You (Class) VG+ 15 35 THE FURYS, What Is Soul/I Lost My Baby (Mack IV) VG++ (could use a wash) Two great sides 20 36 THE FAITHFUL WONDERS, Ol' John (Behold Thy Mother)/You've Got to Move (Checker) strong VG 2 great Monk Higgins-arranged very soulful gospel dance sides 50 37 LITTLE MILTON, Sometimey/We Got the Winning Hand (Checker) M- (needs a wash to remove that Chicago grease) One of his best dancers 15 38 JACKIE BRENSTON, Trouble Up the Road/You Ain't the One (Sue) VG+ (jukebox scuffs that don't affect play) Killer dance-floor R&B rocker with stinging guitar 125 39 THE EMERSONS, Down in the Valley/Loneliness (U.A. white promo) VG++ Awesome doo-wop/R&B dance 2-sider 40 40 REV. WILLINGHAM & THE SWANEE QUINTET, Sweep Around Your Own Door/New Walk (Nashboro white promo) VG+ (label wear) Super-intense, insanely great uptempo gospel shouter with great guitar 50

Killer R&B rocker: Jackie Brenston, "Trouble Up the Road" (Sue). VG+ with jukebox scuffing that doesn't affect play. $140. Nancy Lee, "No Words for Love"/"In My Dreams" (Mo Do). M-. $110. (Compare at $148.50 on eBay 8 June 2011). Little Willie John, "My Love Is"/"Loving Care" (King). VG+. $35. One of his best and toughest to find! Grading: M-, VG+, VG. Prices in U.S. dollars. Paypal only. Free shipping!!!

How about for PRESENT reference, heck with future. Can you just post the list on this thread? Who's going to bother clicking through all that?

Nancy Lee, No Words for Love/My Dreams (Mo Do) M- Last one on ebay a couple weeks ago went for $148.50. This one is $100 plus shipping from U.S. ($7). Paypal only. E-mail to reserve: finewine@wfmu.org

Any opinions on current price of this one? Looking to move my nice copy.

After he died, I did a tribute to him on my radio show. I played all tracks that feature his baritone sax... https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/29382

I've got one. New copy but has some scuffs from being stored without a sleeve, so VG++. $35 includes shipping. Paypal is finewine@wfmu.org.

To answer Ady's question above, this 12-inch metal acetate has the following tracks: A 1. Vivian Jones, Money Can't Buy Me Love 2. Vivian Jones, Crying 3. Bernie Moore, Which Way to Turn B 1. Bernie Moore, Lonely Soldier 2. Little Vance, I've Gotta Move 3. Little Vance, Summer's Almost Over For each artist there's an uptempo track and a slowie, and it sounds like it's all the same band and production. The Little Vance 'I've Gotta Move' would be a lot better if he weren't a child. Did it come out too?

Two more for the discography (don't have them in front of me for label numbers): Young Jesse, Funky Funky Football (this is Jesse Thomas, who recorded for Ace, Teem, and Tailgate, not Obediah "Young" Jessie) The 5 Royales, I'm on the Right Road Now/Mr. Moon Man (one of the best screaming deep soul records anywhere)

I know this one but can't place it!!!

Killer soul ballad! Frank Tenella, "You Came Along and Changed My Whole Life, and Made It Worth Living"/The Years People, "Funky Drop" (Pt. 1) You can hear Tenella side on youtube or sirshambling.com; other side is decent instrumental funky soul. Scarce one. No copies on popsike or collectorsfrenzy. Strong VG condition on a M-/VG+/VG scale; X's on label $125, postage paid paypal only email to reserve: finewine@wfmu.org

Ugh, why didn't the clips I uploaded come out right? The files sound fine on my computer, but they seem to have uploaded with glitches in them....

Thanks, guys!!

Does anyone have these records? Can anyone tell me what each side sounds like or, better yet, point me to sound files? Instant 3266: The Samfords, Ben's Creek / 40 Room Shack Instant 3272: Norman John, Valley of Love / Let Her Feel It in Your Kiss Instant 3274: Nettie Marsh, No Tears Have I / String Of Lies Instant 3275: The Big Wolfe, The Place (New Orleans) / A Good Foundation Instant 3278: Traci, The Loser / Little Evil (Michael Robinson, you have this, don't you?) Instant 3288: The Tunics, Sandman / Moonlight Lover Instant 3320: Skip Easterling, Walking on Edges / Odeo Odeo Odeo Thanks, Matt

Friends, colleagues, soul aficionados, vinyl geeks, music freaks, "Downtown Soulville" listeners: Pardon the intrusion, but it's time for that annual ritual when I come to you, faux-fur Alpine hat in hand, to beg you for money for the radio station that I have been privileged to call home since 1994. WFMU is a unique, mind-bogglingly great listener-supported station programmed by volunteers like me. Every March, for two weeks, we ask our listeners to give something back. It's a symbiotic relationship: We offer you terrific programming all year round; you pay whatever you can afford (and it's tax-deductible, of course!) to keep that happening. Running a radio station is expensive, and we don't have commercials or corporate sponsorship of any kind. We rely on your kindness to cover our operating costs. Our goal this year is $1.2 million. To make matters more urgent, we haven't met our goal the past two years. This year we really need to. And we make it more than worth your while to help us. This year, in addition to lots of cool prize giveaways during my show, I'm offering a CD I've put together called RARE AND COLLECTIBLE FINE WINE: 27 SOULFUL ULTRA-OBSCURITIES FROM THE CELLARS.* I must have been crazy to record this one...I'm basically giving away the keys to the Cadillac here: It's all one-off 45s from my collection, things that have never come close to being reissued, un-Googleable records no other collector owns, the ones that barely exist outside my living room. (There are "rare" and "expensive" records in the world; some fetch thousands of dollars on eBay. These aren't them! These are the ones that no one would ever even know to bid on! And they're insanely good!) All you have to do is pledge $75 or more and it's yours. Has a song you've heard me play on the radio made you Google the steps to the boogaloo, take your 6-year-old for a twirl around the kitchen, or just smile? Your pledge makes that possible. Are you a record collector in Poland who's heard me play something obscure via our live stream or our archives or my podcast and subsequently decided that you simply must add that 45 to your collection? Please donate whatever you can spare--I know times are tough; they're tough for us too!--and I'll do my best to ensure that you add dozens more records to your wants list in the coming year! As of this June, I will have playing soul 45s on WFMU for 17 years! If you can afford it, why not give the station a hundred bucks a year as thanks? Don't worry: I appreciate a $15 contribution just as much. Oh, here's a tangible result of your past contributions (and something that's reliant on your future contributions): the award-winning Ichiban stream, which I'm proud to be a part of! HTTP://WFMUICHIBAN.BLOGSPOT.COM Thank you for all past and future pledges. Apologies if you've received this more than once. Your "Hoarders"-worthy 45-obsessed soul fanatic, Mr. Fine Wine SEE MUCH MORE INFO AT WWW.WFMU.ORG PLEDGE ONLINE ANYTIME AT HTTPS://WWW.WFMU.ORG/MARATHON/PLEDGE.PHP or call 800-989-9368 My Marathon shows: Friday, March 4 (TONIGHT), with cohost Michael Shelley Friday, March 11, with cohost Bronwyn 7 to 8 p.m. U.S. Eastern time (I'll also be cohosting Michael Shelley's show Saturday, March 12, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.) ----- *Track listing (I'm not so naive as to think none of you have any of these, but nothing comes up on Google searches): 1. Jimmy Toliver - South (T and T) 2. Alvin Howard - Work Baby (Jetstream) 3. Rolls Royce & the Wheels - Ahh Phooey (Ara) 4. Mad Lads - Quit-Shucking (Melic) 5. Alan Knight - The Girl With the Wavy Hair (Bamboo) 6. Kasey Joe - Which One's Gonna Give Me Love (Delpris) 7. Prince Charles - Sick (Jetstream) 8. Mad Lads - Eli the Ice Man (Melic) 9. Fabulous Royal Flames - Doggin' the Duck (London House) 10.Jay Cee & the Incredibles - The Cricket (Class) 11.Jimmy Hayes - The Goose (Commerce) 12.Jimmy Hayes - As a City Sleeps (Commerce) 13.Goodtime Charlie - Let Me Love You (Break Out) 14.Ceaser L. Jenkins - Do Your Own Thing (Tru-Lite) 15.Chris Taylor - Basketball (Big Thunder) 16.Curtis King - Good Times (Ronze) 17.Tornados - Sittin' in the Park (Kerston) 18.Genghis Kyle - Can You Dig It? (Timbre) 19.The Fourth Level - Deep South (U-Larc) 20.Goodtime Charlie - Tough Competition (Break Out) 21.Gerldets - Mini Skirts Time (Pt. 1) (New Frontiers) 22.Danny Small - Minnie (Make It) 23.Deacon Lee & the Prophets - Bad (Revue) 24.Chuck Simmons - Yellow Pages (F.B.W.) 25.Jimmy Toliver - Come Shine (T and T) 26.Willie Smith - My Soul Baby (Royal) 27.Funky Munk - Don't Blame Me (Triple O)

While most of the time as an American I'm indescribably jealous of all of you for being a part of this amazing scene, when it comes to matters like this, I don't envy you at all! Since I started collecting and DJ'ing in the States I have never felt constrained to limit myself to a certain kind of black sound; I have always mixed up more R&Bish and funkier records with the straight sixties soul....It's only at the real Anglophile nights around these parts that there's a bias toward strict northern, as you might imagine, though that's been changing the past few years.... On a related note, it may interest you to know that the formerly strictly funk folks I know around here who came to the music through hip-hop are now swooning over northern records!

Then there's this guy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_McMillan (see "Personal info") Same dude.

Prices in U.S. dollars. Shipping from U.S. is $7. Paypal only. NOTE: I can't mail until one week from today. Grading: M–, VG++, VG+, VG 1. NANCY AMES, No Words for Love/In My Dreams (MoDo) M– 200 2. MARVIN L. SIMS, Talk About Soul/Old Man Time (Revue) M– (bb hole) 25 3. CAROL JONES, Don't Destroy Me/Problem Child (Mutt) VG++ no-strings version 30 4. CAROL JONES, Don't Destroy Me/Problem Child (Mutt) VG+ (some label staining) strings version 30 5. PAT STALLINGS, Everybody Knows/It's Alright (Paramount gray label) VG++ 60 6. EDDIE BO, Every Dog Got His Day/Tell It Like It Is (Ric) VG (plenty of ball-point pen on label) 25 7. LITTLE WILLIE JOHN, My Love-Is/Loving Care (King) VG++ 50 or strong VG 25 GREAT!! 8. THE EMERSONS, Loneliness/Down in the Valley (U.A. promo) VG+ $50 KILLER DOOWOP R&B DANCE SIDES! 9. THE WEBS, I Want You Back/We Belong Together (Verve) VG++ 20 10. ROBERT & JOHNNY, Brown, Pretty Brown Eyes/A Perfect Wife (Sue promo) VG+ 75 11. DANNY STATON, A True, True Love/Troubles on My Mind (Felsted) M– (w/VG pic sleeve) 100 GREAT! THE POOR MAN'S MIKE PEDICIN!! 12. BOBBY HEBB, Evil Women/Judy (Crystal Ball ) M– 100 13. MAGICTONES, Happy Days/Trying Real Hard (Westbound light blue) M– 40 14. RAY CHARLES, You're Just About to Lose Your Clown (ABC-Par) VG++ 30 15. THOMAS EAST, Follow the Rainbow/inst. (True Soul) VG++ (label staining) 100 16. RENAISSANCE OF RHYTHM, There Is No Time (RMP) M– 275 17. CALVAES, Anna Macora/OSCAR BOYD, So Bad (Chess) VG++ 50

Just started up such a night in New York City this past weekend, "Slow Soul." (We describe it as "sweet soul, deep soul, ballads with balls.") We'll be doing it the first Sunday of every month starting in March.

...on Blue Jay. Anyone have a nice copy for sale?

oh, thought a gouster was someone who dressed in a certain style.