Wednesday's Dirty Dozen - Filthy Good 60's Rarities

[Roger Banks]

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Please note company sleeves shown are not included with each record but are available at an extra cost from £2.00 each please ask for prices

 

All strictly & individually graded

 

1   Darrell Banks – The Love Of My Woman b/w I Wanna Go Home – Cotillion 45-44006 WDJ M- £30 so good & so cheap, mid-tempo mover & deep flip, nice clean demo

2   Chase Canfil – Woke Up This Morning – Dart Records 110 Ex+ £100 obscure label number, self-penned raw drivin’ R & B dancer

3   Four Tees – One More Chance b/w Funky Duck – Kent K4530 WDJ M- £50 lovely mint demo with flip of this mid-tempo crossover dancer

4   Z Z Hill – You Just Cheat And Lie b/w Everybody Needs Somebody – Kent 45X469 Demo M- £50 one of my favourite singers comes up with a soulful mid-tempo gem that’s now getting the recognition it deserves, a lovely demo copy     -     SOLD 

5   Jimmie & Jean with Ike Turner Orchestra – I Can’t Believe – Sue 45-743 Demo M- £60 seldom listed mint vinyl demo copy of this great raw mid-tempo R & B duet, recommended

6   Lil & René – Keep A Lite (Showerin’ Down) – Reprise R20,206 M- £40 gospel tinged raw drivin’ R & B duet / dancer, deceptively slow intro then breaks into a real stormin’ dancer, has listed for £100+

7   Johnny Nash – What Kind Of Love Is This b/w Deep In The Heart Of Harlem – Canadian RCA Victor / Groove 58-0021 M- £100 what an obscure & lovely label release, copies the US Groove label format & colouration to a tee but with RCA Victor logo across the top, near mint, two wonderful early sides from 1963 upbeat big city soul self-penned dancer & mid-tempo tenement woe on the flip[ penned by Jimmy Radcliffe & Carl Spencer, just great

8   The Spaniels – Maybe – Buddah BDA153 M- £50 mint vinyl issue of this old Soul Sam spin, Pookie Hudson on lead, superb upbeat crossover group dancer, so under rated

9   Gladys Tyler – Hurry On Down To My House – Coral 62389 Demo M- £75 raw voiced drivin’ mid-tempo R & B dancer from this great singer, nice mint demo

10 Varetta & The Thomases – Breaking Hearts b/w Fly By Night – Brent 7040 WDJ M- £100 mint vinyl demo of this great raw voiced double sided dancer from Varetta Dillard, big city soul meets R & B / Popcorn, whatever its two great sides & a tough one to find in this condition

11 The Vibrations – Lonesome Little Lonely Girl – Atlantic 45-2204 WDJ M- £30 slight label aging only vinyl M-, nice demo & a fabulous piece of early group soul, big city soul meets doo-wop dancer, a great side from a great group – just superb

12 Mighty Joe Young – Ladies Man – Celtex C214 M- £45 great artist & his toughest side to find, raw uptempo drivin’ R & B dancer from this Chicago blues man, £100 a few years back

 

Edited January 31 by Roger Banks