4 45S And The Benny Gordon Lp

[Guest Big Jim Slade]

Got a few smaller things for set sale so send me a PM if you're interested. If you need audio, that's no problem but it'll take me 24 to 48 hours to get that for you. I'll pay for shipping to US customers and half of the shipping fees for customers outside the US as an added incentive. First come first serve so get on it folks.

Benny Gordon and the Soul Searchers LP on Hot Biscuit records: $60 VG+

nice LP with an insanely funky version of "Tighten Up" which features some of the hardest funk drumming I've ever heard on LP. As far as I'm aware, this track is only available on LP so here's your opportunity. The cover is mostly in the shrink wrap and the disc plays quite well with minimal surface noise that's never invasive. Light scuffs on the record but nothing that stands out. This copy plays better than my copy which has always been a winner on the dancefloor.

the Interpretations Blow Your Mind/Trippin on Jubilee records: $60 VG copy

nice two-sided funk 45 with great drum breaks, horn sections, and psychedelic guitar. This copy has noticeable surface scuffs but plays well in spite of them. Both sides nice funk songs and, in better shape, this 45 has sold for close to $150 on many auctions in 2009.

the Forevers What Goes Around (Comes Around) on Weis records: $50 VG+ copy

nice sister soul tune from Memphis. Crossover sound with some northern undertones ideal for most soul DJs. Check the audio from Mr. Finewine's show from last summer.

https://www.wfmu.org/...sts/shows/32497

Debbie Taylor Never Gonna Let Him Know on DWT records: $20 VG+ copy

nice crossover two-sided sister soul ballad with some Northern undertones. Both sides are great but I prefer the aforementioned title.

Mike Finnigan and the Serfs Bread and Water on Rhythm & Soul Records: 25 VG copy (plays well)

nice blue eyed soul dancer with a Northern touch from Wichita, Kansas. 45 has light scuffs but nothing that's visually or audibly invasive.

Let me know if you're interested. Otherwise, thanks for your time.

Big Jim Slade