givemesoul

deffo boot had and sold one somebody paid £200 too much for it

years ago a well known dealer who i think is still on here told me at a record fair my machine stamped original of rose batiste hit and run was a bootleg and refused to buy it not much of a fox back then was he

One of the best i've ever had the pleasure of owning R.I.P

If you think Frank Wilson is mainstream motown pop music then you you must class Connie Clark my sugar baby as mainstream pop as well,2 huge records that will still be played after we've all gone and Bruce doesn't need the money he sold his back catalogue for $750 million

For me motown everytime many would argue an i'd agree without motown there would never have been northern soul far too many fantastic records to mention

listened to both sides cannot find a good thing to say about them more teen 60's rock n roll than anything else,didn't do anything for me

Superbly constructed uplifting vocal-group dancer. In recent times this 45 has done a disappearing act! Two most soulful sides! Killer harmony group Northern Soul with a sublime ballad flipside! Written and produced by Lee Wells arranged by Joe Scott A Side Title: Be's That Way Sometimes Produced By: Lee Wells Arranged By: Joe Scott Written By: Lee Ridgeway & Lee Wells B Side Title: Baby Baby I Love You as per jm's description

Would be my number 1 or 2 with the fantastic flip where did you go motown at its best https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8lsVNqFzrY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APYM3gRPOoc

One of the best soul records ever made both sides stunning

Bought a minter David & The Giants off Richard Domar 15 yrs ago for £20 hard to find in unplayed condition surprised at the price it made,part of my younger years and a brill record don't think superlove would ever achieve that price

Posted a package from the uk to south carolina on 2nd of april got there yesterday just over a month but it got there so its all still working so must be massive backlogs everywhere

lol i have that somewhere 50p anyone

Oh my so sad what a loss great lady r.i.p