6 Records Inc Doc Oliver, Hartfield Bros, Passions

[Dylan]

6 records for sale here

Hartfield Bros "Sweet somebody / changes we go through" Boola Boola 100UK

SS plays perfectly, changes has light styrene noise when vocals hit the hgih notes but its nothing to intrusive and still vey enjoyable. Light marks on both sides nothing deep so grades vg ++ / vg +

Passions "Time is a natural / what am I to do" Cylyn 150UK

Time is a bit like a failked motown record to me. Gilr group with horns and big drums in backing. What am I to do sounds far better to me and could work on todays floors ? a more mid tempo track with a touch more class. vg++ light marks NAP. Rare record i think ?

Doc Oliver "Going through a change of love" Lucky Labels 100UK

WOW !!!

what a barnstormer of a 45 this is. rarely hear it played out and its just awesome messy northern. Only visually graded vg- lots of surface marks but plays very well after a bit of crackle on intro. This is all over before track gets going and not realy that noticeable. i think for M- i'd be looking at trying to get 250 / 225 may be wrong ?

Shppard Bros "Messing with my mind / hold me closer" Gaye 125UK

Collectable georgia label. Messing is that blend of funk and soul that I like. Hold me closer is a god deep soul side. Grades M- visdually plays as it was made but its a budget press so perfect production. I guess they must all be like this ?

George Freeman "Down and out" Valiant 125UK

well knwon beat ballad on purple issue seems cheap to me. vg++

Baby Dave Grenlee "We need love / bout my babys love" Steel City 150UK

2 great mid tempo sides of real quality. Grade M-

thanks for looking.

[Dylan]

1 more to add

James Knight & Butlers "baby please pretty please" Cat 200UK ex for the play surface but see note below

rare record just sold on ebay for $580.

presed slightly off centre so a bit of care needed when queing up but plays prefect. I think a few are like this. Fantastic laid back 70s sound prehaps about to have its day ?

dylan

[Dylan]

Doc Oliver on HOLD.

[Dylan]

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