Dylan

There seem to be a lot of new posters putting up wants can only be a good think if there is a new wave of collectors coming through. I can't believe it would be older collectors who have only just signed up here. Anybody else noticed this ?

conservatives is well worth a tenner as well.

Its genre. I know my typing is terrible but seeing it wrong in the title it just stands out too much.

Yes it is a great tune. I didn't mean my comment in a negative way.

is this classed as R&B ? its not what I think of as R&B.

offers are welcome......

and one addition to add to this list george freeman "why you wanna do this / i'm like a fish" shout Ex 50GBP responded to a want but not heard back so offering it here to others. still plenty to go at and some great records IMHO

Now I need to try and find the record I have just created a title for

there must be a soul song called Mr X or Mrs x but it is cheating a bit

judge of hearts is also fantastic he made so many brilliant records. NOt sure i've ever listened to the flip though so it may not fit into this thread properly.

its not massively known by northern people as it only had a few pplays on that scene but obviously some know it. A lot of funk people know it though but that scene is very small.

interesting that I could be 2 people on each side. I've not listened to this for a long time and don't have a copy anaymore but never realy considered this .

the label designs look similar and he recorded on both labels so at a guess they are from same stable. As far as I know the kick off sides only came out on that label. His merging 45 is different sides. I have the merging one at home so could comfirm tonight.

off course it is my mistake i've heard the don gardner speculation before but never realy had it confirmed.

fool to fool and sitting in are both on the same 45 on tru glo town so its same person.

another bump..........

The flip of the funk biggie by innersouls on plemmons is a brilliant mellow soul track. Not sure i'd class it as a traditional ballad its more haunting almost x-over.

They most likely won't be known as double siders as the music is so far removed from northern soul that a lot of people might not even like what they hear when they flip it over.

I've tried rearranging it and it still doesn't make sense.

I must've missed the clean one I recently saw a g copy and there is another crackly copy recorded on youtube. hanceville-a sells a lot of great records.

The david dee side "forgive me girl" on the flip of "ever loving man" is brilliant deep soul. all copies i've seen have been in very poor condition does anyblody have an Ex or better one ?

has jimmy robins "I just can't please you / I made it over" had a mention yet. Great cheapie.

buddy cantrell on tuska barbara hall "big man / broken hearted" also on tuska broken hearted far far superior to the recetly popular uptempo side.

charles burns on gene ernie wheelwright on gaye a couple more with great deep soul flips that are popular northern items. I came across both these as deep soul 45s then realised as I was chasing them that they were also wanted for the uptempo sides. I kept getting outbid and never got either.

for some reason I thought one was called "what is it"