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I don't know Funkyou and Carolinasoul seem to be able to do it for £6-7 . I guess that's somewhat discounted due to the volume of thier sales, plus I've never had to wait longer than a fortnite for my auction wins on both sites, whereas BIN from some sites can take up to 4 weeks and cost double.

I see the Sharon Ridley clocks in at 4:48, presumably the album version, which goes on a little too longfor my taste, the 45 clocks 3:00

what a suprise to find this on the sounds superb album soon after hearing it

60s issues usualy ended up like this before going in the trash, the promos were filed away in radio station libaries making them easier to find and in better condition , just a thought.

Wanted Freddie Terrell You Had It Made vg+ or above Thank You

definition of a 'stepper' ( imho of course )

Nodding heads or hypnotic mooves on the dance floor Jazzy two step

pm'd you

PM'd you

or there's this one (playing slightly off centre here) and another What's The Matter Baby by The Love Foundation on Spot

the singer says something on the runout just prior to the final break, sounds to me like 'Show show' anybody any wiser ?

That magnificent heavenly choir just gets bigger all the time RIP Aretha

quite like the other side 'Stop Him Girl'

sad content I know..........but

Black Nasty 45 took me by suprise thought it was lp only, little bit of investigation shows its a photo shop

Miss Wonderful Bobby Mc Clure Hi

got the mid tempo scene covered to 😉

nobody mentioned Bowling Shirts yet ? complete with team name , first name (on the left hand chest) and pleated 'action back' they must have been quite a worldwide thing because I picked up a few in southern france on a holiday late 70s, notably one with 'Trump Hotels' on the back.

check Chris Anderton (Midas Touch) he had a bundle of UK Philadelphia Internationals at the last Soul Liberation not listed on his website

Picked one of these up in a charity shop in Upton on the Wirral in the late 80s, paid 35p for it at the time, iI was happy to get £25 for itat a record fair about 5 years later

nicely presented 2 cd set mainly early 60s

Dick Jensen splendid choice

Where do you start? in addition to all the tracks previously mentioned Billy Paul The Whole Towns Talking Jean Carne Time Waits For No One Leon Huff Latin Sky Leon Huff Tight Money Jerry Butler Lets Make Love Teddy Pendergrass I Just Called To Say MFSB Freddie's Dead Jean Carne Don't Let It Go To Your Head Ebonys Do You Like The Way I Love You Dexter Wansell The Sweetest Pain There's ten of my current favourites 45s & LP tracks all listened to on a regular basis

I'd go along with that as I'm sure I had a copy '75 or '76, (which was sold to finance some travelling)

Just this one please, (at this moment)