Guest Posted June 1, 2004 Posted June 1, 2004 Hi Folks Here's a few tastey morsels for your delectation...............drop me a line (john.dunne@quintiles.com) if you're interested in anything. Best John All prices in UK Darrell Banks: Open The Door/Our Love (Revilot) £15 Classic Northern on the double George Benson: My Womans Good to Me (A+M) £40 Awesome in demand crossover The Blendtones: Come On Home (Success) £15 Brilliant early male group dancer that has the right sound for now and the potential to be massive. Highly recommended. Maxine Brown: Now That You've Gone (Nomar) £15 Brilliant early dancer from one of the most reliable soul singers ever. Plays for me and Brian. Billy Butler: Sweet Darling (Brunswick) £20 Brilliant Chicago Northern dancer. Totally under-rated. Should be played. Martha Carter: Nobody Knows (Ron) £10 Not the same song as the Dickie Wonder classic but a great record nevertheless. An early dancer as featured on the Soul Serenade website. Gene Chandler: I'll Make The Living (Chi-Sound) £10 Brilliant, popular modern dancer Maxine Davis: He's My Guy (Trinity) £20 Great under-rated girlie Northern dancer Four Tops: It's The Same Old Song (Tamla Motown CA) £8 Classic Motown. Nice on Canadian Four Tops: Sweet Understanding Love (Dunhill) £10 Brilliant uptempo feel good 70's. Four Tops: I Can't Help Myself (Motown) 5 Classic motown dancer. ****FOUR TOPS SPECIAL: All 3 above for £15****** Benny Gordon: Gonna Give Her All The Love I Got (Wand) £20 Classic Northern dancer. Often copied, never bettered. Superb!!!! Marvin Gaye: Come Get To This (Tamla) £10 Is it the greatest motwon record??? Some sai it is........well it's certainly one of the best 70's. Monster plays over the past few years and still a guaranteed floorfiller. Your collection wouldn't be complete without it. Marvin Gaye: I Heard It Through The Grapevine (Tamla Motown CA) £8 Classic Motown from the great man and nice on Canadian Marvin Gaye: How Can I Forget / Gonna Give Her All The Love I've Got (Tamla) £8Another brilliant double header from Motowns finest ****MARVIN GAYE SPECIAL: All 3 above for £20****** Leon Haywood: It's Got To be Mellow (Decca) £10 Superb midtempo Northern/Crossover groover. What a bargain. Recommended!!!!!!!!!!! Cissy Houston: Bring Him Back (Congress WDJ) £10 Beautiful and hard to find pressing of this classic dancer. Gladys Knight and The Pips: Come See About Me (Fury WDJ) £20 Great early dancer from one of the greats. Recommended!!!!!!!! Ketty Lester: River Of Salt (Era) £20 Gorgeous in demand floater that seems to have dried up!!!!!!!!! Jackie Moore: Both Ends Against The Middle (Atlantic) £10 Great old 70's spin. Great flip too. Precisions: If This Is Love (Drew) £15 Classic Detroit Northern stomper. Pauline Shivers: Won't You Come Back Home (O-Pex) £20 euros Brilliant crossover dancer. Seen listed at £40!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bargain!!!!!!!!!! Soul Majestics: Missing You (Al-Tog wdj) £20 Brilliant midtempo male group Northern dancer that's getting some attention across the pond. Awesome crossover flip too. Recommended!!!!!!!!!!! Edwin Starr: Love (The Lonely Peoples Prayer) (Motown WDJ) £15 Superb crossover dancer from the man voted Irelands favourite male singer in last years poll. Recommended!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Supremes: Nothing But Hearaches (Motown) £8 Another great uptempo dancer from the girls Supremes: Stoned Love (Motown) £8 Classic Motown. Supremes: Time Changes Things (Motown) £10 Even though I alsways loved their hits I must admit I've really had a re-evaluation of the Supremes over the last few years. Some of their overlooked stuff really is exceptional....He's All I Got, You've Been So Wonderful To Me, Will This Be The Day, Whisper You Love Me Boy etc........and here is another criminally overlooked gem of a dancer. This time we get that raw early sound that's just perfect for today. Highly recommended. ****SUPREMES SPECIAL: All 3 above for £20 ****** The Groove: Love Its Getting Better (Wand) £25 Brilliant feelgood Crossover Northern. Highly recommended. The Vogues: True Lovers (Co + Ce) £10 Great version of the Four Chaps at half the price. Brilliant group midtempo. Junior Walker: Gotta Hold On To This Feeling (Soul) £15 or (Soul wdj) £15 Awesome Motown. SN plays for Pip and weekender spin for me. Superb!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dee Dee Warwick: When Love Slips Away (Mercury) £15 Brilliant midtempo. Same (and as good as IMO) as Margo and Marvettes at a fraction of the price. Recommended. Dionne Warwick: Reach Out For Me (Scepter/Wand) £10 Great version Baby Washington: That's How Heartaches Are Made/There He Is (Canadian Sue) £15 Finally saw my alltime favorite female singer in Prestatyn. Here she is on two awesome midtempo sides. Nice Canadian copy too. Rudy West: Stop! (Landmark) £15 One time 100 quider before a few turned up. Brilliant crossover midtempo. Al Wilson: Show and Tell (Bell) or (Rocky Road) £10 Quite simply one of the greatest 70's soul records. A must have record Nancy Wison: Where Does That Leave Me (Capitol) £15 Awesome female version of the Romance Watson monster at a fraction of the price. Recommended Bargain Section: £3 each. Any 4 for £10 Any 10 for £20 Condition varies from VG to EX but all are in very playable condition. Some real bargains in here!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Willie Bobo: Blues In The Closet (Verve) Great Jazzy Instrumental Dancer Jerry Butler: Don't Let Love Hang You Up (Mercury) midtempo Crossover Jerry Butler: Walking Around In Teardrops (Mercury) Midtempo crossover Clarence Carter: Too Weak To Fight (Atlantic) Great oldie Clarence Carter: Slip Away (Atlantic) Midtempo dancer Jimmy Cliff: Waterfall (A+M) Forgotten Wigan stomper Commodores: Brick House (Motown) Great Funk David + The Giants: Superlove (Crazy Horse) Northern oldie Dramatics: Ge Up and Get Down (Volt) Excellent Funky dancer. Soul Heaven spins for me. Dyke + the Blazers: Funky Broadway (Original Sound) Classic funk Donnie Elbert: Where Did Our Love Go (All Platinum) Great cover version. Gorgeous flip. Aretha Franklin: Can't You Just See Me (Columbia) Quality under-rated 60's double-header Gene and Debbe: I'll Come Running (TRX) Nice Midtempo R. B. Greaves: Whiter Shade Of Pale (Atco) Surprisingly good cover version of the pop classic Reuben Howell: I'll be Your Brother (Motown) Isley Bros: That Lady (T-Neck) Classic Jackson 5: Little Bitty Pretty One (Motown) Unfortunate title perhaps but nice 70's Jesse James: Believe in Me Baby (20th Cent) Great midtempo. Looks rough plays VG. Mable John: Able Mable (Stax) Great early RnB Gladys Knight: Neither One Of Us (Soul) 2 great sides Gladys Knight: Cloud Nine (Soul) Great version of the Temps classic. plays vg+ Billy Ocean: Love Really Hurts Without You (GTO) Classic uptempo 70's Peaches + Herb: I Want Us Back Together (Polydor) Great uptempo 70's dancer Peaches + Herb: Shake Your Groove Thing (Polydor) Funky 70's Arthur Prysock: One Broken Heart (Old Town) Brilliant 70's - getting plays Reflections: Comin' At You (Golden World) Classic Detroit Northern Righteous Bros: Soul + Inspiration (Verve) Classic blue-eyed soul Lou Robets: Ten to One (MGM SP) Wigan classic Diana Ross + Marvin Gaye: My Mistake (Motown) Nice 70's Rufus: Tell Me Something Good (ABC) Funky 70's Billy Shields: I Was A Boy (Harbour) Midtempo crossover Donna Summer: Last Dance (Casablanca) Classic 70's Supremes: Reflections/Going Down For The Third Time (Motown) Great Motown double-header Supremes: Where Did Our Love Go (Motown) Classic Motown. Looks rough plays VG. Johnnie Taylor: Who's Making Love (Stax) Great funky dancer Temptations: Sail Away (Gordy) Modern Temptations: You Really Love Your Baby (Gordy) Midtempo Modern B.J. Thomas: Mighty Clouds Of Joy (Scepter) Crossover midtempo Three Degrees: Take Good Care Of Yourself (PIR) Classic 70's Tower of Power: You're So Wonderful (WB Demo or Isue) Great uplifting 70's dancer Tower of Power: Rock Baby (Columbia) Funky 70's Tower of Power: Oakland Stroke (WB) Great Funk War: The Cisco Kid (UA) Funk double-header Dionne Warwick + The Spinners: Then You Came (Atlantic) Dionne Warwick: Do You Know The Way To San Jose (Scepter Wand) Classic Mary Wells: You Beat Me To the Punch / Two Lovers (Motown Yesteryear) 2 brilliant sides Barry White: It's Ecstasy (20h Cent) 70's Nancy Wilson: Welcome, Welcome (Capitol)
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