All Things Detroity Classics, Rarities, Collectables

[Roger Banks]

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All US & UK originals & all strictly graded

Where not specified as included, company sleeves are available at an extra cost from £1.50 each please ask for prices

 

1   Darrell Banks – Beautiful Feeling b/w No One Blinder (Than A Man Who Won’t See) – Volt (VOA4026) M- £25.00 fabulous double sider from Oct 1969, mid-tempo mover & pleading mid-pace flip, vinyl copy

2   J J Barnes – Poor Unfortunate Me (I Ain’t Got Nobody) – Ring (101) M- £25.00 mint copy, Steeltown matrix stamped vinyl issue and the original version, same as Gigi & The Charmaines

3   J J Barnes – Don’t Bring Me Bad News – Ric-Tic (115) WDJ M- £30.00 signed demo copy of this under rated drivin’ mid-tempo dancer

Plus unsigned demo copy £25.00 & Issue copy £15.00

4    J J Barnes – Chains Of Love b/w Baby Please Come Back Home – Groovesville (GV1006) M- £25.00 Melvin Davis co-penned mid-tempo double sided perfection

Plus Ex- copy light surface marks plays M- £20.00

5   Brothers Of Soul – Hurry Don’t Linger – Boo (B1004) M- £30.00 superb atmospheric mid-tempo dancer

6   Jimmy Delphs – Almost b/w Don’t Sign The Paper Baby – Karen (45-1538) M- £25.00 two great sides, mint vinyl copy - SOLD 

7   Dee Edwards – You Say You Love Me (And Need Me) b/w Tired Of Staying Alone – Tuba (1706) WDJ M- £100.00 lovely mint vinyl demo of this infectious mid-tempo girlie dancer  & upbeat flip

8   The Falcons – Standing On Guard – Big Wheel (1967) M- £25.00 pristine copy of this mid-tempo group harmony gem, lists at double now

9   Tommy Good – Baby I Miss You – Gordy (7034) M- £100.00 lovely mint copy in company sleeve of this feel good upbeat blue eyed classic

10 The Hesitations – I’ll Be Right There b/w She Won’t Come Back – Kapp (K-822) M- £100.00 release date w.o.l., see image vinyl mint, double sided Pied Piper group perfection, would be £150.00 if label were clean - SOLD

11 Deon Jackson – When Your Love Has Gone b/w Hard To Get Thing Called Love – Carla (2533) WDJ M- £50.00 mint vinyl demo, two superb mid-tempo sides, self-penned mid-tempo grower and much copied flip

12 Deon Jackson – Ooh Baby – Carla (45-2537) M- £30.00 bold print vinyl issue of this big production mid-tempo classic, just great

13 Joe – L – (I’m Not Gonna Be) Worried – Clissac (3001) M- £40.00 mint Nashville matrix stamped issue of this haunting mid-tempo dancer, ex Wilton spin

14 Buddy Lamp – Next Best Thing b/w Just A Little Bit Of Lovin’ – D-Town (1064) M- £100.00 two superb drivin’ upbeat dancers from this great artist, mint matrix stamped vinyl issue

15 Steve Mancha – I Don’t Want To Lose You b/w I Need To Be Needed – Groovesville (GV1002) M- £30.00  faultless double sided pleading mid-pace & mid-tempo flip, mint copy

16 The Precisions – If This Is Love (I’d Rather Be Lonely) – Drew (D-1003) M- £45.00 mint copy of this classic

Plus copy with very slight sticker residue on right of label, not on text, vinyl M- £35.00

17 The Royal Jokers – Love Game (From A – Z) – Wingate (WG020) M- £25.00 massive in the 70’s great group mid-tempo, mint copy

18 Barrett Strong – You Know What To Do – Anna (1116) WDJ M- £35.00 X on label only otherwise a lovely first label copy, before Tamla, of this raw drivin’ upbeat R & B dancer from a great artist

Plus gold label issue copy M- £25.00

19 The Twentie Grans – Giving Up Your Love (Is Like Giving Up The World) – Columbia (4-44239) WDJ M- £30.00 fabulous atmospheric mid-pace / mid-tempo group grower with Steve Mancha on lead, also released and withdrawn as The Players

20 Yvonne Vernee – You Can Do It b/w My First Love – Brute (003) M- £40.00 previously unissued alternate vocal take & same backing as Just Like You Did Me & good flip

 

 

 

Edited May 11, 2023 by Roger Banks