Five Records With Some Of The Best Intros Ever

[Guest Dani Herranz]

Five records for sale, very different styles, but with something in common: an amazing and distinctive intro:

 

CHRIS TOWNS UNIT —TURN TO ME — PORT,

Drill hole on label, vinyl EX

50 POUNDS in paypal as gift, POSTAGE INCLUDED IN PRICE

 

Ten tons of energetic floorfiller, it always does the job

 

NOLAN PORTER — If I COULD ONLY BE SURE — ABC  SOLD

EX+, label with slight storage mark, really faint

55 POUNDS in paypal as gift, POSTAGE INCLUDED IN PRICE

 

Most distinctive intro ever?, Northern Soul anthem of course

 

JOHNNY NASH — WHAT KIND OF LOVE IS THIS — GROOVE

Ex condition (close to M-);

60 Pounds in paypal as gift, POSTAGE INCLUDED IN PRICE

 

 A powerful call to the dancefloor that always works, it has some type of gospel appeal IMO; a great record

 

MARY MOULTRIE — THEY´RE TRYING TO TEAR US APPART — KING in lovely white Demo (rarer on this one)

Mint —

90 POUNDS in paypal as gift, POSTAGE INCLUDED IN PRICE

 

Massive in the Mod scene, it´s got a crossover feeling to me (or is it simply that I´ve definitely lost the plot?), superb record

 

COLD BLOOD — I´M A GOOD WOMAN — SAN FRANCISCO

Mint-

70 POUNDS in paypal as gift, POSTAGE INCLUDED IN PRICE

 

Gritty funk-edged version; best one after Barbara IMO, you may watch in this video how it rammed the floor at Madrid´s Someday last May, played by Nige Brown

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xev7-e6jHsM

Edited November 3, 2014 by Dani Herranz

[Gfreeman]

Is the Nolan Porter record still for sale?

 

Cheers

 

Glyn