Dylan

yes i'm pretty sure innersouls has been reissued. "do right man" is a bit special for me one of my all time favourites. The other "i'm a man" hardly ever gets a mention. It will when one of the big boys gets behind it and all the sheep get a bit excited.

some great funky soul i've had and I would enjoy listening to at a soul night / nighter barbara hall "tell me tell me" buddy cantrell "you ain't no good" sarah simpson "never a dull moment" little beaver "i'm a man" little beaver "do right man" innersouls on plemmons (then somebody could flip it over for the equally good if not better mid pace soul masterpiece) fred knight on maxine

I dismissed it as a fairly avegare at best record years ago and decided it was never going to have any appeal...... the flip is quite nice though.

just one gone some great stuff here for an upfront or freestyle room that gets a decent open minded crowd. sarah simpson for example.

maybe so but the flip is great deep soul which also came out on jet set. so its got some justifiable value IMO.

sunday afternoon bump.........

i'm not sure what the fancy wine bar and resaurants crowd would make of the northern soul riff raff invading their lovely little village.

so would I. to compare it to football Man Utd get the biggest crowds and win the most trophies but that doesn't mean we all support them. some of us follow a team with hardly any fans and get just as much pleasure from it.

one or two appeared on my lists first you need to look more closely.... steve's on the ball and has great knowledge and ear. as do bob and adam.

paypal gift preferred but not essential. prices is GBP postage 1.50 recorded UK 2GBP regular airmail orders over 50GBP free postage only a quick list now will add a few more things over the weekend. latimore "there's no end" glades Ex 10 fantastic mid tempo such a great vocal very uplifting bobby hutton "lonely in love / you're my whole reason" philips WD Ex 40 lonely is my favourite by him this is with the rarer flip side and books far higher than this price. T.H.E.M. "the time is now" Hawk Ex 15 brilliant 2 step modern soul mover hermon hitson "she's a bad girl" vg 20 some light background in places but plays well for a vg lots of light surface marks elroy peace "new day" Jo Jo Ex 30 -------------- SOLD ----------------------- leftfield funky dancer reactions "live my life for myself" sanfris Ex 200 rare vietnam group soul did get a little DJ action a few years ago but not much. note :- drill hole close to centre hole has broken through and has been taped over but in all the time i've had this record its never got any worse so is stable. jimmie raye "for the sake of love / you must be loosing your mind"JRE vg+ 125 great umtempo "funky soul?" backed with a fantastic ballad 2 great sides joey gilmore "somebody done / do it to me one more time" Phil La Soul Ex 25 2 great sides one mid tempo and a bit faster mroe going on in the backing joe beck "do you realy love me / don't pass me by" Charles 150 by far his hadest to find on charles and i've never found anything by him on another label. the other 3 are 500 numbers this is 160 in the cat. Great R&B sound backed with a total killer deep soul also done by Big Maybelle but this version is much harder to find. Highly recomended. precisions "if this is love / soon be gone" drew vg+ plays great "soon be gone" is the side for me gritty detroit lights down low all nighter music in a smaller room. Pep Brown "lovin you is such a sweet thing / can you handle it" Lava vg+ 125 Plays great umtempo funky soul Dr Huriah "Make uo your mind" Royal M- 10 with B&W pic sleeve nice laid back modrrn soul from the 80s Lloyd Hendricks "keep on movin / your cold heart" Mala Ex 50 gritty mid to uptempo worth a few spins backed with fantastic deep soul flip. Highly recomendedof the dancer doesn't work you get a stunning deep soul side. Herbie Hancock "Satisfied with love" Columbia Ex 15 Killer 2 step recomended Ed Simpson "Pinch hitter" Gold Future Ex 80 catchy modern soul Oliver Joy "You know I love you / don't you let nobody tell you" Big Deal vg+ 75 label damage around the edge of the label for about 1/5th the circumference. "you know" plodding mid tempo dancer and "don't" killer deep soul Sarah Simpson "Never a dull moment / all of a sudden" Soul po tion Ex 50 fantastic midtempo soulful sister funk that sounds right for now and a great deep soul flip thanks for looking more to be added.............

I actually think this is a fantastic record so not totally in line with the thread as it started just highlightling the huge price swing.

no within their genre I like both these records. Prehaps a little disco in places on the cheaper but good vocals and pretty much guarantee a full floor as they are very catchy and jolly.

another one for the debate richard marks on free spirit seems to have dropped a hell of a lot but doesn't seem any more common to me ? just a handful of lesser condition cppies recently thats all. I'm not aware of a qty of M- ones ? https://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=richard+marks&x=0&y=0

The opportunities for me to get a spot have been zero....... a bit dissapointing realy but what can you do ? I don't want to become a regular DJ but it would have been nice to have been asked just once or twice.

i'm very surpsised this hasn't sold ?

would like to hear the flip to the ronnie record that started the thread if anybody has an mp3..... it might be a decent ballad as well ?

can someone put up a few key examples of this genre ? when we've discussed this before the funky soul I like isn't actually the same as funky soul........

yes seb I knew there were 2 on the label its the love bones record that went from your freak results down to the price it is now. I thought those freak results of yours were typical of the price it used to sell for that was the mistake I made.

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To those that are in on the joke thats good but a lot of poeple obviously won't be in on the joke and believe he is being serious.

is James Phelps generally regarded as the best version ? I quite like the John Edwards. JP is good i'm just not sure its any better than some of the others.

the record discussed here sounds very average if I pulled that out a sales box and it was priced up at $10 i'd listen to it and put it back. I have no idea of its rarity or demand so would just judge it on what it sounds like. here is an example of a record that seems to have gone from $300 to $30 https://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=las+vegas+connection&x=0&y=0 is it any less rare now than it was or is it just lack of demand ? I wonder which price out of the two people would reference when selling ?

he won't need to sell many records with that kind of mark up and he will be able to stay on and do a masters and a PHD.