JOE TORQUAY Posted January 21, 2015 Posted January 21, 2015 Sonny Jones Sissy Walk Part 1 & 2 Highly elusive New Orleans FUNK from two of the Crescent City’s most prolific purveyors of the genre - Eddie Bocage & Al Scramuzza legends of the New Orleans Soul-Sound serve notice with some heavy, heavy duty FUNK The huge demand for the “Deep Funker” triggered a reissue on “Vampi Soul” erarly this century, whilst leaving this 60s first press original even more sought after, as awareness rose. Today this is still a seldom seen trophy for those of you who only seek to own, first press originals. Street-attitude reverberates throughout this “JB” inspires hammond prompted stroller, with Sonny in dictatorial-mood chanting out the instructions for the dance… “Ain’t It A Groove” Sonny it certainly is ! Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 101.00 Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell Two Can Have A Party C/w You're All I Need To Get By This weeks eye-catching TMG rarity covers a flipside that was the cornerstone to every Youth Club disco in the country during the late 60s and early 70s, consequently beckoning 1,000s upon 1000’s of teenagers in a life of Soul-appreciation. The a-side also provided UK Motown with a classic recording from the labels most-loved pairing. Strong sales on the back of these two winners on one disc. But as a perfect condition Green & White DEMO this is one serious collectors piece as unequaled euphoric recall ignites instantly as that immortal intro of zinging string cuts the air.. Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 186.00 E. J. Rush Stick Tight (to Me) C/w Hole In Your Soul Until recently this crunching double-slab of New York Northern Soul was virtually unknown other than treasured attention from legendary DJ “Mr. Finewine”. For years it was a totally exclusive New York happening, as another two of the world’s TOP RARE SOUL JOCKS the highly-esteemed Big Apple Jocks, who’s sets consistently ripple with the potent style of 60s Soul dance. To underline that both sides are equally impressive DJ Honky plays one side - whilst Manhattan’s “Dig Deeper Club” DJ Mr. Michael Robinson giving the opposite side equally enthusiastic attention. So let, E.J. Rush aka “Paul Sindab” take you on a runaway truck journey as it crashes through all dancefloor barriers delivering goods on a wave of horns and Sindab’s urgent breathtaking vocal. Relentless, persistent and growing stronger every second until it careers into one mighty bass guitar break, whipping up even more dance-enthusiasm. Both sides in the style of the 60s Soul greats; Wilson Pickett, Arthur Conley, Rodger Collins etc. this too is a drop of the proper-stuff…but that’s not all. Flip it over and again Paul Sindab rides bareback over horns, twanging guitars so-expertly, we dare to say “Otis-style”. Tackling the stop-start production by deftly timing his vocal perfectly into the intricate arrangement.. KILLER REAL-DEAL 60s Northern Soul from the heart… delivering not once but twice over. SO FREAKING RARE!! and time it started to rip in the foundations of a few British Clubs too… Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 933.00 Dena Barnes If You Ever Walked Out Of My Life C/w Who Am I A celestial vocal, that has taken us all to Heaven and back for over 40 years and it still sounds as enchanting as ever. Undoubtedly considered one of the finest female records ever played, so there is little we can say to elevate it any higher than it already sits… Other than, to mention the sumptuous flipside “Who Am I”, which I’m not alone in thinking is every note as good - and would give the DJ’s who come out in a rash, at the thought of playing the tried and trusted classic, a mighty fine tune to drop the arm on…. This original Detroit ZTSC stamped press is in just impeccable condition.. two totally clean labels and vinyl to match… what’s not to love? Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 602.00 Toussaint Mccall Nothing Takes The Place Of You C/w Shimmy CLASSIC 60s SOUL… in by far its rarest form. Toussaint’s biggest selling single in the USA recognized as one of the truly iconic Deep Soul recordings of the 60s; But of course in the UK in 1967, it sold absolutely nothing. Before you today is a listing for the dedicated British rarity collector who seeks the seldom-seen in the finest condition possible. This 45 is certainly all of that, as gleaming Promo still residing in it’s birth-sleeve. Toussaint’s testament to his love is everlasting, featuring in throw-back 60s movies and several TV adverts over the years. It is indeed peerless Deep Soul. In extreme contrast the flipside allows Mr. McCall to brandish his keyboard skills on a hard-hitting Hammond Boo-Ga-Loo groove.. Two great sides - one highly desirable disc. Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 116.00 Mike Watson I Dig Your Kind C/w Love Is A Losing Game This week’s weird and wonderful “Foreign” release, is quite stupidly rare on its USA New Orleans original on ETAH but amazingly enjoyed a brief Canada window too. Solid Northern Soul from the NOLA ETAH production team, who filled the arrangement with pumping horns and slamming piano, with Mike’s guttural vocal strutting in typical New Orleans style; backed up by a full but uncredited harmony vocal-group, unsurprisingly it got covered-up as “Willie Tee” when it was first discovered. A strong Northern Soul dancer “Willie Tee” style, with a very aware cult following.. Flip it over to enjoy New Orleans Deep Soul at it’s most fluid. You will be forgiven for likening it to Lee Dorsey in style and delivery; but again that vocal group enrich the session with their silky choruses. This copy is the first we have ever listed - and the condition is impeccable throughout. Looks stunning doesn’t it.. Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 166.00 Sharpets Lost In The World Of A Dream Vocal/instr Thank heavens those Northern Soul bootleggers were at times, just too darn lazy to provide any quality control measures within their parasitic activities. The bootleg of this fabulous piece of Girl-Group Northern Soul has not only muffled cassette-standard sound quality but also has a plain boring standard text style white and black label. So click the soundfile and let Roger Bass’s rocket you back to the halcyon days the shimmering Girl sound filling the air at the Niters.. This is definitive Girl vocal Northern Soul..presented on one of the most simplistic but at the same fascinating 60s labels ever designed. This copy is in beautiful clean condition, by the way…as you can hear and see. Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 313.00 Jimmy Beaumont I Never Loved Her Anyway C/w You Got Too Much Going For You YOUR MISSION IF YOU DECIDE TO ACCEPT IT!! is a BEAT BALLAD HEAVEN undertaking. Today’s challenge is to find a better example of the genre.. then find one that offers BBH twice over… Then find an example in flawless possibly unplayed before the soundfile was lifted..condition. we could of course add to your task by asking for it in RARE STOCK copy form but we feel it’s an impossible assignment to complete as it is… Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 234.00 Soul In-pressions Girl Don't Worry C/w Zing Someone Pulled A String RARE SWEET SOUL? A worldwide shout-out to all Sweet-Soul Guru’s provided the information required to ascertain this is not “The Domestic Five” but actually the “Soul In-Pressions” with two fabulous harmony grooves. James Lately’s name which appears on this labels other seriously RARE and highly sought after 45 on the Detroit based Aquarius label The Domestic Five “It’s An Empty World (Without You Girl)” has been black over. Leaving only co-producer Henry Watkins Jr. visible. This is a mislabeling that has caused much confusion in the past, but does not detract from the pure distilled quality that lies in the grooves. This 45 gives up two superior Sweet-Soul-Strollers of note. … click into two meticulously constructed Detroit Sweet Soul rarities… we know you’ll be impressed. Because almost invariably this 45 is only found in street-used condition - this “find” has stunning, full shine Mint - condition surfaces that as you can already appreciate play flawlessly. Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 158.00 Cole & The Grandures I Need You C/w Teenage Correl ONCE HEARD NEVER FORGOTTEN is this the ultra-rare Ginger Taylor cover-up! A suitably contagious Chicago vocal-group Northern Soul dancer, that is near “impossible” to acquire, made doubly-difficult by the flipside being considered one of the “Windy City’s” most-wanted Doo-Wop 45 trophies. Top Jock Ginger’s choice is of course the decidedly different mid-tempo that you will be unable to prevent from getting under-your-skin as the “Cole’s” vocal mesmerizes with beseeching nativity, the occasional “crack” in his throaty vocal making his plea even more convincing, with the Grandures response oh so perfected pitched this record will have you slowly but surely hooked. The flip side as we previously mention is highly-prized Doo-Wop shaker, I know very little about USA most-collectable music genre - but I can feel the attraction. Condition is for the ghetto creation, is fine and clean and plays perfect on the “Northern” with only a few very minor surface blemishes NOT affecting play. Flip it over the play surface is vg+ I did detect a few very insignificant light surface clicks in the very background, not detracting from the overall sound in any way..and that insane sax break beats all I’ve heard recently. RAREST OF THE RARE act accordingly Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 714.00 Harry Deal & The Galaxies I Still Love You C/w You're Always On My Mind We were gonna save this 45 for our yearly CHRISTMAS MINTS auction feature; as this PROMO may never have been out of it’s sleeve before today’s sound was lifted. But a year looking at this Northern Soul treasure would have been too long and I would have played it to death in the office - after all this is a spirit lifting masterpiece with a huge feelgood factor.. Totally enchanting tune, immersed so far into its own simplicity that it is nothing short of brilliance! Likened to those other greats that stroll around unhurried like “Matthew Le Tissier” picking precision passes at will. Or Bobby Kline, Frank Howard, Al McCarther none of those 3 were great footballers but they certainly knew how to calmly amble around never breaking into sweat but triggering a huge shift in mood and atmosphere. This underlines that age-old saying “simple is genius” Not overlooking the fact that that magnificent “Rugby All Niter” reverberated to the flipside “You’re Always On My Mind” courtesy of “outside The Box” DJing by Phil Shields. … two great sides underlining, those suck-slowly “Manship Mints” are not only for Christmas.. Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 197.00 Dynamics Whenever I'm Without You C/w Love To A Guy I hadn’t heard this 45 for quite some time, but dug it out as a few inquires for the titles availability started to come in, this triggered me to dig. Then I immediately recognized what the “buzz” was all about… Whilst maybe in the last century it would have been consider a fabulous floater but not a dancefloor bomb! But today it is just perfect for crowd .. as sounds like The Stoppers, The Rays, are on the comeback trail ..this title too has all the quality and charm to snugly sits in those so styled sets. Truly beautifully constructed, sumptuous vocals embroidered into a Joe Hunter arrangement gives up a most impressive mid-pacer decorated with magical trumpet interventions. CLASS! and full marks to those DJs endorsing this slick-style of Northern Soul..but then again I am drenched in bias.. This copy by the way is flawless !! Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 190.00 Baby Washington Get A Hold Of Myself C/w Hurt So Bad It is quite some mystery why this 1968 45 never achieved a USA release, amazingly British only press. Even more puzzling is the fact not a single track from her highly regarded VEEP album “With You In Mind” realized life as a 45. Only these two album tracks, both of which are stunning Henry Glover, New York conceived Northern Soul beauties, enjoyed a 7” press, in the UK only. So click the oh-so powerful sound-files, to unleash two booming Sister stompers carrying with them, huge presence. They may call Jeanette Washington, “Baby” but as you are about to witness there is absolutely nothing “Baby” about this Divas vocal prowess. Championed by Richard Searling for decades, as are some of the album tracks…but still it is time that everyone worldwide heard these jewels, that USA United Artists completely passed over.. Top Drawer British release Northern Soul - in flawless condition. Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 100.00 Del Chontays Baby I Need You C/w The Hustle It’s been over two decades or more since this 45 turned up, as tiny handful discovery, causing a minor sensation, as it was Butch’s “STARTONES” cover-up at the time circa The Mello Souls era. The soul collecting world couldn’t believe that records of this quality had been left undiscovered throughout the Wigan Casino, Blackpool Mecca & Cleethorpres Pier era and for it to become available to mere mortals was a huge surprise. Aghast at the thought of what the effect such Northern Soul perfectness would have been at the 3 major “temples” of the time. Unfortunately, late 80s & early 90s was not such a fertile time for breaking new “finds” to the masses; so this rough-edged vocal-group stomper, instead slipped underground for more front-room or cassette tape appreciation as Butch “dropped” his secret sound. I think now is the time for this pumping horn driven screamer to breakout into the now burgeoning Northern Soul scene. This is the real-deal, proper relentless rarity with every note offering Northern Soul in its rawest form. Having slept, snooze, slumbered away into barstool conversations, forum musings for way too long now. Time it got heard at a large venue in full swing at midnight - not a Northern Soul heart would leave the floor.. A 45 who’s siesta is over… especially as the flipside is an equally bombastic instrumental that would set clubs like “Dig Deeper” in Manhattan all as frenzy… Two killer sides - get on it….. Sorry, this item has already been won! The winning bid was £ 462.00
Guest GeoffB Posted January 21, 2015 Posted January 21, 2015 Jimmy Beaumont £234 !!!! Speechless. My guess is someone looked at the one for silly money on discogs and thought that's the going rate.
Dave Pinch Posted January 21, 2015 Posted January 21, 2015 Let one go on ebay £65... sailed straight thru... Jimmy bmont I mean
Winsford Soul Posted January 21, 2015 Posted January 21, 2015 Jimmy Beaumont. . It's a class double sider of beat Ballard heaven but never in a million years worth that much. Steve
Philt Posted January 21, 2015 Posted January 21, 2015 Del Chontays Had a spare maybe two years ago and I couldn't give it away 2
Quinvy Posted January 21, 2015 Posted January 21, 2015 How he hell does anyone dance to that E J Rush 45? It's not a northern beat. 1
Guest Aaron Darcy Posted January 21, 2015 Posted January 21, 2015 My guess is someone looked at the one for silly money on discogs and thought that's the going rate.
Mellorful Posted January 21, 2015 Posted January 21, 2015 How he hell does anyone dance to that E J Rush 45? It's not a northern beat. With difficulty! Atb Stu
Illusive Posted January 21, 2015 Posted January 21, 2015 (edited) Let one go on ebay £65... sailed straight thru... Jimmy bmont I mean Little bit of research and the buyer could have bagged this one and saved them self a bob or two https://www.raresoul45s.co.uk/Product_Detail.php?Product=1804 Edited January 21, 2015 by illusive
Russ Vickers Posted January 21, 2015 Posted January 21, 2015 E J Rush is brilliant, i would have bid, but actually thought it would go for more & didnt wanna get in a pissing contest, both sides are PROPER IMHO. Best Russ 1
Popular Post Quinvy Posted January 22, 2015 Popular Post Posted January 22, 2015 Well the scene is safe for a long time then. Because there's loads of records about with that beat that have never been played on the northern scene.Because they aren't northern. That's a rock and roll beat. 4
Frankie Crocker Posted January 22, 2015 Posted January 22, 2015 Some fairly modest prices here, possibly following Christmas when everyone's broke. Jimmy Beaumont did well but it was the harder issue as opposed to the more readily available white demo. Expect the action to hot up next month when Christmas is forgotten and normal rash spending patterns resume.
Mark B Posted January 22, 2015 Posted January 22, 2015 Had a london issue Jimmy beaumont up for sale for past year no takers
Garswood Posted January 22, 2015 Posted January 22, 2015 Jimmy Beaumont issue on ebay right now in ex condition for $99 that's approx £56.. Buy it now, that price on JM's is staggering,
Guest johnny hart Posted January 22, 2015 Posted January 22, 2015 How he hell does anyone dance to that E J Rush 45? It's not a northern beat. 4 Shredded Wheat?
Geoff B Posted January 22, 2015 Posted January 22, 2015 I have a decent copy of Soul In-pressions,never thought it would worth more than a tenner,not being a dancer as such. atb,Geoff Buckley
Popular Post Soul16 Posted January 22, 2015 Popular Post Posted January 22, 2015 Had a london issue Jimmy beaumont up for sale for past year no takers Personally, I've always considered the UK London version more desirable. 5
Dobber Posted January 22, 2015 Posted January 22, 2015 i never say this...but...e j rush really is the bottom of the barrell for me,stick to me side is a terrible b side at best,and hole in soul side is equally toss! i would expect this kind of record in a 50 quid soul pack off pete s, and probably tell him to keep the ej rush and make an ash tray out of it! 2
Pomonkey Posted January 22, 2015 Posted January 22, 2015 Was awesome to have E J Rush aka the great Paul Sindab perform both these sides live in 2014, along with the likes of You dropped your candy in the sand **, I'm uptight, I was a fool and the rest of his absolutely sterling catalogue, have noticed that the people slagging these tracks off, along with anything else uptempo that wasn't "known" until fairly recently, are always universally on the geriatric side of the membership here, which is a shame as Paul himself is over 70 and is still rightly proud of them both, so glad both his mind and good taste have stayed sharper than yours. He has yet more great recordings under different names that UK collectors haven't yet realized is actually him, includes some very nice beat ballads too so don't be too scared they're probably slow enough even for you dear old folks. ** sorry, it's fast and a "rock and roll beat" too so clearly can't be Northern. 1
Pete S Posted January 22, 2015 Posted January 22, 2015 Was awesome to have E J Rush aka the great Paul Sindab perform both these sides live in 2014, along with the likes of You dropped your candy in the sand **, I'm uptight, I was a fool and the rest of his absolutely sterling catalogue, have noticed that the people slagging these tracks off, along with anything else uptempo that wasn't "known" until fairly recently, are always universally on the geriatric side of the membership here, which is a shame as Paul himself is over 70 and is still rightly proud of them both, so glad both his mind and good taste have stayed sharper than yours. He has yet more great recordings under different names that UK collectors haven't yet realized is actually him, includes some very nice beat ballads too so don't be too scared they're probably slow enough even for you dear old folks. ** sorry, it's fast and a "rock and roll beat" too so clearly can't be Northern. Stick Tight To Me is awful under any circumstances, sorry. Hole In Your Soul is cracking Northern and well worth the money. Please don't be rude to me, I'm 54. 3
pow wow mik Posted January 22, 2015 Posted January 22, 2015 I can't see why anyone would hate either, but agree that hole in your soul is a belter imo 1
Russ Vickers Posted January 22, 2015 Posted January 22, 2015 I really struggle with folk sometimes, they need to get out of the arm chair n get to a f*ckin nighter...get some Shreddies down ya neck n enjoy ya selves...remember what that was like !. Russ 3
Cover-up Posted January 22, 2015 Posted January 22, 2015 get some Shreddies down ya neck n enjoy ya selves... Oldies v Newies. Crossover v Modern. Originals v Boots. Is Shreddies v Shredded Wheat the latest division to split the scene? 1
Popular Post Russ Vickers Posted January 22, 2015 Popular Post Posted January 22, 2015 I don't get to Nighters quite as often as i would like to these days, due to working abroad, but when i do go out, i quite often hear things i don't know, that i'm personally not keen on, but ya know what, on the whole i can appreciate why others might like them, so i feel blessed that someone is still out there digging deep & pushing the bar...on balance i hear far more things i do like, so on that basis keep on digging & having the bollox to play em out.... Best Russ 5
Wiggyflat Posted January 22, 2015 Posted January 22, 2015 White demos and Shreddies....you can't beat it
Labeat Posted January 23, 2015 Posted January 23, 2015 Oldies v Newies. Crossover v Modern. Originals v Boots. Is Shreddies v Shredded Wheat the latest division to split the scene? I don't get to Nighters quite as often as i would like to these days, due to working abroad, but when i do go out, i quite often hear things i don't know, that i'm personally not keen on, but ya know what, on the whole i can appreciate why others might like them, so i feel blessed that someone is still out there digging deep & pushing the bar...on balance i hear far more things i do like, so on that basis keep on digging & having the bollox to play em out.... Best Russ Hi Russ, you are right in what you say, but additionally they must have a nice "Twang" to em' a.t.b mate, Neil 1
Stateside Posted January 23, 2015 Posted January 23, 2015 I would have gone for that Dynamics had I seen it. Anyone got one for sale? Kev
John Reed Posted January 23, 2015 Posted January 23, 2015 (edited) White demos and Shreddies....you can't beat it Nice to see the shreddies are "original" rather than recent a release or bootleg, there are also some rare European releases too. Edited January 23, 2015 by John Reed 1
Dave Pinch Posted January 23, 2015 Posted January 23, 2015 I would have gone for that Dynamics had I seen it. Anyone got one for sale? Kev sold mine last year...really struggled with it.... great record tho
Tim Smithers Posted January 25, 2015 Posted January 25, 2015 I must say the floor at Soulfunktion was rammed when I put on Hole in your soul, proper nighter tune to my ears and lot's of others just goes to show, different strokes for different folks 2
Guest johnny hart Posted January 25, 2015 Posted January 25, 2015 Yep, that EJ Rush is a beast. Totally agree its Bestial, Sock it To Me Soul.,personified,darling manny is right; Roger Collins ,Wilson Pickett etc, Can i add Geno Washington; "hipsters ,flipsters ,funky butt ,stomping;ican point you in the direction of more E.JRush s, 50ps atmy local car boot and save you £900 ,failing that have got a copy of Lita Roza "how much is that doggy in the window " her northern biggie made £100, Rant over Ineed to lie down ,sorry, to all offended ,Grumpy old Spanish Ex Pat!
Guest john s Posted January 25, 2015 Posted January 25, 2015 Totally agree its Bestial, Sock it To Me Soul.,personified,darling manny is right; Roger Collins ,Wilson Pickett etc, Can i add Geno Washington; "hipsters ,flipsters ,funky butt ,stomping;ican point you in the direction of more E.JRush s, 50ps atmy local car boot and save you £900 ,failing that have got a copy of Lita Roza "how much is that doggy in the window " her northern biggie made £100, Rant over Ineed to lie down ,sorry, to all offended ,Grumpy old Spanish Ex Pat! To be honest, I have very little idea what you're on about, but I think it's positive.
Guest johnny hart Posted January 25, 2015 Posted January 25, 2015 To be honest, I have very little idea what you're on about, but I think it's positive. No,mi amigo Juan ,£1000s worth of Ej rush and Lita roza ,not for me darling,LOL.
Guest john s Posted January 25, 2015 Posted January 25, 2015 No,mi amigo Juan ,£1000s worth of Ej rush and Lita roza ,not for me darling,LOL. Ok, still no idea really, but maybe less positive. Thanks for the input.
Pete S Posted January 26, 2015 Posted January 26, 2015 (edited) To be honest, I have very little idea what you're on about, but I think it's positive. John recently auctioned a UK release by Lita Roza and it went for over £100. As you probably know, she did the hit version of How Much Is That Doggie In The Window as well. Edited January 26, 2015 by Pete S
Guest john s Posted January 26, 2015 Posted January 26, 2015 John recently auctioned a UK release by Lita Roza and it went for over £100. As you probably know, she did the hit version of How Much Is That Doggie In The Window as well. Ah, didn't know either of those facts. Thank you.
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