JOE TORQUAY Posted December 7, 2011 Posted December 7, 2011 Mohawks The Champ Is this the finest Boogaloo Album ever created - we think so! includes track after track of hammond grooves to drive the dancer to exhaustion. Soundfile tracks we've chosen only tell part of the magic-musical-menu this 12 track monster album gives up 1. The Champ 2. Hip Jigger 3. Sweet Soul Music 4. Dr Jekyll & Hyde Park 5. Baby Hold On 6. Funky Broadway 7. Beat Me Till I'm Blue etc. etc. etc. This offering is of course the immensely coveted 1968 UK press. Vinyl and labels is condition is a spectacular Mint - cover only reveals slightest sign of handling. The chances of finding a finer one, would border on an impossible quest. Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 124.00 Jimmy Ruffin What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted C/w Baby I've Got It After much-persuasion this record became a life-changing performance for Jimmy Ruffin after the first frustrating five years with Motown failed to provide Jimmy with a significant hit. A composition originally scheduled for The Spinners, Jimmy managed to convince William Mickey Stevenson he was the guy for the job; how right he was, as to this day almost 5 decades on, this Top 10 hit is still considered one of Motown's iconic 45s. Before you today is the ridiculously RARE 1966 UK Red & white DEMO in absolutely flawless condition, both labels and vinyl are MINT-. Do not overlook the killer Northern Soul flipside, that during 1966 to 1971 was a hugely popular Al-Niter / MOD club spin - that has recently made something of a revival. You will not find a rarer TMG Red & White and certainly not in finer condition Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 1,010.00 Satintones Tomorrow & Always C/w A Love That Can Never Be You are viewing the incredibly rare 1961 original version with NO STRINGS! In 1961 Robert Bateman & Janie "Money" Bradford gave Carole King & Jerry Goffin's lyrics a Detroit twist! An answer song to the Shirelles - Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow - that New York's "Scepter" took great exception to. It was apparently WITHDRAWN from sale and became one of the ultimate Motown "Stripes" to try and acquire, that was the "full string section" backing version. It was not until "Motown-Heads" later in the 60s discovered there was another different "take" WITHOUT STRINGS. Before you today is that version - incredibly rare conversation piece for many years that few actually own. Listen and enjoy a piece of legendary Motown history. Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 108.00 Garnet Mimms Looking For You Just how many flipsides did the 60s Brit-Soulboys discover and transform into all-time Northern Soul classics. Ironically this 1966 Jerry Ragovoy project would have languished in total obscurity for eternity, if it wasn't for the relentless vinyl-foraging of the curious and dedicated "Wheelers". You are viewing this timeless classic in not only it's most-elusive format but in the type of condition British Soul collecting dreams are made of. This copy came from a long-term MOD collection and was purchased by the previous owner as a "new release". Original sleeve intact and vinyl that only reveals a brief sleeve brush blemish or two. MINT minus and definitely never encountered a Northern Soul DJ or turntable. Rare British Northern Soul collecting does not get any more satisfying than this. Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 134.00
JOE TORQUAY Posted December 7, 2011 Author Posted December 7, 2011 Epitome Of Sound You Don't Love Me C/w Where Were You Robert Paladino in his wildest dreams could never have envisaged a late 60s writing and producing this session in New York, would rivet 1000s of curious Wigan Casino voyeurs into a lifetime of Northern Soul dedication. It was after all the experience of hearing and dancing to records of this quality at your Wigan Casino initiation, that brought you and your friends back week after week, until you were completely addicted. Imagine for a moment of an incessant Radio diet of Paper Lace - Billy Don't Be a Hero, Gary Glitter - I'm The Leader Of The Gang, Mud - Tiger Feet or Slades - Come On Feel The Noise... Then imagine the weekend and a hot Dance Temple steaming from mesmerized gyrating teenagers - then the DJ drops the needle on this masterpiece !!! Robert Paladino, yes you really did change 1000's of young Brits Saturday nights into something special. Before you, and ready for Christmas is the highly-coveted ultimately rareWHITE DEMO in fine clean condition. So much more than a memento of the best days of your life; NORTHERN SOUL - IS A WAY OF LIFE! Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 180.00 Toni Washington Good Things Stand back - Toni Washington is about to enter your life! Rarely these days do you hear sassy, potent Northern Soul of this calibre. It's a screamer from the streets of New Orleans "Conti Street" to be exact. Nice play on words for the label logo, underlining just how street level and localized this colourful offering is. Written by Toni Washington herself creating the perfect vehicle for her gravel throated vocal. Lively delivery, is pushed further by a shrill girl-group backing, all riding a New Orleans army of horns. It's a STOMPER - it's proper on the money Northern Soul - it's rare and it a guaranteed undiluted floor-destroyer. Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 314.00 Candi Staton Now You Got The Upper Hand C/w You Can't Stop Me A Genuine authentic ORIGINAL first press of this Birmingham, Alabama Northern Soul Anthem! Nice clean vinyl, a side label has a light water stain on the I S on the artist text - see scan. Otherwise this rare example of a Cleethorpes Pier classic spin is in beautiful shape. A record that will certainly ignite visions of the Golden Era of Northern Soul circa 1976/77... Not only a NS Classic hunters trophy, but also for those looking for the seriously rare but "fresh" tunes, listen to the full soundfile and you'll be wondering why this "hidden" Northern Soul gem on the flipside has been missed by all of us.... Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 956.00 Jimmy Ruffin Don't Feel Sorry For Me Soon after leaving his Gospel roots, Jimmy joined Berry Gordy's burgeoning Motown Hitsville studios to earn a living from session singing. Before you today was his very first Motown single for which he wrote both sides. Raynoma Gordy guided David's older brother through these soulful sessions that completely failed to register sales. Decades later the British Northern Soul recognized it's dancefloor potential, for to rise into an extremely popular floor-packer. In recent times this 45 has again become very difficult to acquire - in fact this promo is our first of it's kind for quite some years. Vinyl does have some very light surface marks but as you can hear it plays beautifully loud, clean and clear. With that infectious twist with the brass section perfectly complimenting Jimmy's enthusiastic vocal your listening to no frills, prissy pandering to white folks, Detroit Northern Soul stormer!! Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 129.00
JOE TORQUAY Posted December 7, 2011 Author Posted December 7, 2011 Gino Washington We're In A Rat Race C/w Oh Not Me You are viewing one of the rarest, most-exclusive Northern Soul 45s it is humanly possible to own! Labeled vinyl test press - hand-scrawled title. this is the original unissued SOUND PATTERNS - DXM Mastering of DETROIT1967 test press. Made from high fidelity thick heavy weight vinyl. For the Detroit scholars amongst you; the deadwax matrix reads: ATAC 2830 A Sound Patterns dmx mastering detroits first ! JL5 It is of course the first alternative and shelved take of Gino's NS classic "Like My Baby". George Washington's dulcet tones, are elevated by a highly skilled vocal-group driven by a constant bass guitar rhythm, softened by a bank of subtle strings and vibes. The ultimate Detroit GRAIL - the chances of owning a copy, could be a once in a lifetime event. Click the soundfile and prepare yourself for an uncontrollable aorta flutter or two. Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 364.00 Mickey Buckins And The New Breed Silly Girl Along with the likes of Quin Ivy, Dan Penn, Marlin Greene, Spooner Oldham - Mickey Buckins is rightly heralded as one of the great influential writer, producers of Southern Soul. But before you today is an inspiring piece of Northern Soul that sounds like it's emerged from small town Carolina's. An uplifting vocal group dancer with that alluring flow that tunes like The Nomads, The Soul Set etc. created. A wailing hammond underlines the similarities, harmonic backing vocals and Mickey's effortless voice, weave a truly fabulous slab of Northern Soul. Rarity is the only factor that has prevented this 45 from rising to MONSTERstatus - click the soundfile and prepare to be nodding along with that statement. This copy is as near perfect as you'd could dream of owning. Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 301.00 Home Of The Blues # 8 Edition March 1967 The legendary forerunner to BLUES & SOUL. This listing is the ridiculously rare edition 8 from March 1967. Editorial and artist picks throughout it's 24 pages are breathtaking, thought provoking and massively historical. Check out a brief taster of what delight are to be discovered with it's 24 glossy pages. Bio's, pics on Prince Harold, Little Richard, Howard Tate, Soul Sisters. New release 45 & LP reviews. back cover is an amazing EMI "SOUL SUPPLY" advert for Soul Supply LP's Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 19.00
Mark Bicknell Posted December 7, 2011 Posted December 7, 2011 Sorry but this needs to go in the records section of the site and not in sales as it's pushed other sales down the page. Mark Bicknell.
JOE TORQUAY Posted December 7, 2011 Author Posted December 7, 2011 Jerry Foucha Come On Baby C/w Music Time For those seeking out the really rare vinyl, "unknowns" to set their collection or DJ set apart. Check out this super-rare New Orleans double-hitter from a label with a huge reputation, that inexplicably has a few releases that border on the impossible to acquire, this Jerry Foucha session is one of them! Yet another creation from the Crescent City ""Creole Beethoven" Wardell Quezergue, both sides arranged and produced by Wardell and as you'd expect, both driven by his signature horn section. Top side is a Willie Tee style feelgood mid-tempo with a rhythmic piano, punctuated by those wailing horns. Flip it over and Wardell injects some attitude to the proceedings - FUNKING IT UP! with Lee Dorsey style dance-groove that encapsulates all that New Orleans was at the time - a good time City with a music scene dedicated to "dance craze" VERY RARE and this copy is in perfect condition. Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 197.00 Little Joe Cook I'm Falling In Love With You You Baby THe 1966 Philadelphia whirlwind that similtameously rattled the dancefloors of Wigan Casino & Cleethotrpes Pier. This example is the FIRST label, with impressive and totally immaculate vinyl and labels. Click the soundfile to be catapulted back to those days when you impressed all, with the "Backdrop" "The Spin" and your wide-eyed enthusiasm forTHE STOMPER! Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 321.00 A. J. Brown Making Love Together So very elusive, 1980 original first press, blue text with machine stampedMASTERDISK matrix. Blue Text label with vinyl and both labels totally pristine. A beautifully fluid mid-paced stroller from the very top-drawer our music. An infectious outing that just has everything you'd ever want to experience on the rare-soul dancefloor. Check out the alluring soundfile and immerse yourself in some real-quality! Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 108.00
JOE TORQUAY Posted December 7, 2011 Author Posted December 7, 2011 hi, apologies i've put this in the wrong section, i've got a bad cold / or / man flu and thats my excuse, joe, ps,i think the jimmy ruffin got a good price,
RM7IMP Posted December 7, 2011 Posted December 7, 2011 I Think the Mohawks was a snip at £124.00 it's a great Album Out of interest could anybody tell me what the going rate for that now on the open market ?
Guest Craig A Butler Posted December 11, 2011 Posted December 11, 2011 I have the Jerry Foucha, but on Hot Line 174 "Come On (Baby)" c/w "Wake-Up". The different flip is an Earl King composition. ATB, Craig
Steve G Posted December 12, 2011 Posted December 12, 2011 Cor Blimee Guv - over £1,000 for a Motown R&W - is that a first?
Guest Posted December 12, 2011 Posted December 12, 2011 Cor Blimee Guv - over £1,000 for a Motown R&W - is that a first? Steve, no not the first, the first over a £1000 Red & white TMG was Kim Weston - I'm Still Loving you - MINT unplayed achieved £1090.00 on 15/01/2009 John
Pete S Posted December 12, 2011 Posted December 12, 2011 I still don't get it - £1000 for a non-Northern red and white...when you can pick up the likes of Shake Me Wake Me r/w for £125.
Steve G Posted December 12, 2011 Posted December 12, 2011 Steve, no not the first, the first over a £1000 Red & white TMG was Kim Weston - I'm Still Loving you - MINT unplayed achieved £1090.00 on 15/01/2009 John OK thanks John.
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