Sleeps45

smokey brooks-spin it jig/eternal-now 1971 https://www.discogs.com/Smokey-Brooks-Eternal-Spin-It-Jig/release/827473

love love love is a killer sweet soul cut! grimey!

45 madness!

whats the price on the kickin mustangs please?

NICE!

Interpreters-be kind to love https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plxX9mljqAc

The Wicked Pickett!! thanks for the link..I look forward to tuning in I dont mean to flood this thread with vids but this is the jam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqoJYw8AHUA

send it to me Bob..I'll take it

only difference i've noticed on the 2 is the label design ..yellow has a picture of some neat set of horns on the label and the green is plain no pic.Ive never noticed a difference in the songs or recording.I seen the plush 45 recently and the seller stated it was a different mix.I did hear it and couldnt hear too much of a difference personally.. Bob did link me to my copy of the p.e.m 45 a couple years back much appreciated

bring it home to you is nice and also-i've got no time to lose is another nice one by Carla

I believe he will be in San Francisco Ca in May

some heavy hitterz in there..

seems like a person needs to be a little crafty to do this right..someone with no kind of craft skills will probably make a huge mess and there will probably be glue everywhere..probably takes a few test runs to float the glue on perfectly

I think the white elmers may be more runnier than the yellow wood glue..and the yellow glue is a bit more durable..have you tried the yellow wood glue? ive been wanting to give this a shot on some rare hammered 45s I got but I would hate to ruin the 45 more than it already is..good thread

I probably wouldnt use a newspaper because it would probably stick to the record..cardboard would probably work better also a person can try masking off the slipmat with some plastic wrap to avoid the mess

go up haight street after hitting rookies and stop at recycled records about a mile up on the left..go a few more blocks up and hit Amoeba records on the left..I usually hit the groove merchant on the way back to 101

one of my favs by her..never gets old

one of the greatest cheapies of all time

I need this record..if its for sale can you pm me please.. regards,sleeps

I agree dylan..when I think of deep soul..the distinctive sound of otis redding,james carr and percy sledge come to mind..definitley lots of ballads

cicero blake-sad feeling..also on renee..which was 1st?

perfect examples flanny..also Debonettes-Tears/Choose me-Merry

exactly..thanks