Mick Sway

PM'd you.

Another one for the soul cops. A very off the wall UK only production, seldom comes up for sale, which some might say is a good thing. Robert Henley Hensley UK Polydor, Baby you're gonna to see me cry.

Very underrated. Can't understand myself, why this hasn't ever been included in any of the Stax/Volt , Kent crossover CD compilations. Excellent choice.

That's what sold me on it Martyn. I note that the new Coalminers' Groovadelic compilation LP , contains a few tracks highlighting that West Coast Garage "sound". In case anyone's interested see here.

R Dean Taylor There's A Ghost .. I wonder who was actually responsible for first playing it out? Like you Dave , my first memory is buying it on one of those strange MFP Motown LP's including the Contours and Isley's. I do recall it being played to a packed dance floor at Wigan and despite it's chart success and hammering, I still think its a great Motown production. Also worth a listen on those cheap MFP LP's is Kiki Dee's cracking version of "I'll Try Something New".

IMOP underrated Jackie Wilson (I can feel those vibrations)This Love Is Real

Cheers Take me to Paradise Okeh

10 Great original Crossover/Soul records (US labels unless stated) all VG+ or better £20.00 inc standard Postage - clean labels/ plain sleeves Paypal F&F please PM me if interested: L J Reynolds Why do you do the things you do b/w Ain't no woman Capitol Exectutive Suite I'm a winner b/w You got the kind of Love North Bay Carl Graves Baby Hang Up the Phone b/w Walk softly A&M Otis Clay Turn Back the hands of Time b/w good Lovin Elka Natural Four The devil made me do it b/w Give a little love Chess Terry Huff Just Not Enough Love b/w That's when it hurts Mainstream Gerri Granger You must be doing something right b/w I cried Double L Enchantment Sexy Lady b/w Sunshine UA Angela Bofill Holdin Out For Love Arista UK Nature Zone Rythm/w Porcupine London UK

Bugger been after one for ages - at the right price anyway!

Not very often we stray into Discogs territory, but , and this used to be a Anglo Soul Pack record, $669.00 + shipping ? Better let me down easy! https://www.discogs.com/sell/item/449732491

10 Great original Crossover/Soul records (US labels unless stated) all VG+ or better £20.00 inc standard Postage - clean labels/ plain sleeves Paypal F&F please PM me if interested: L J Reynolds Why do you do the things you do b/w Ain't no woman Capitol Exectutive Suite I'm a winner b/w You got the kind of Love North Bay Carl Graves Baby Hang Up the Phone b/w Walk softly A&M Otis Clay Turn Back the hands of Time b/w good Lovin Elka Natural Four The devil made me do it b/w Give a little love Chess Terry Huff Just Not Enough Love b/w That's when it hurts Mainstream Gerri Granger You must be doing something right b/w I cried Double L Enchantment Sexy Lady b/w Sunshine UA Angela Bofill Holdin Out For Love Arista UK Nature Zone Rythm/w Porcupine London UK

Staying with the Soul : Walter Jackson The Walls That Seperate Us USA:

There was a boot of Never For Me sold for £75 on here earlier today. No mention of it's status. I recently pointed out to an ebayer that the Elgin's that they were selling was actually not a "first UK press" but infact the second re-issue (i.e.third press) without any response. Bottom line is we continue to laugh, but some folks obviously have the cash to throw at these items. Yesterday I bid reasonable offers on several low grade originals only to be outbid in the last few minutes by several tens of pounds on the items by numerous bids.. The world of soul has gone completely mad no doubt about it :-) I'm just glad I held on to the few rarities that still adorn my record box over the years Wish that folks wouldn't touch all those modern boots of boots though.

Soul Brothers Six - Lost The Will To Live-Phil La of Soul

Baby don't you weep ? The Blade Family My Baby's Gone King James 1974

As you say weirdly also released on a UK Track 45. Long gone now I'm afraid, but I once owned a copy that I picked up from Cadman's record exchange in Hanley Bus Station. You could swap 10 old records for a chart tune. What I found there, ah those were 't days. Have to make do with the BackTrack compilation LP now.

There's a copy of the Indian Sateside Craig Douglas on Discogs for £33 which seems about the going rate for the Pye too. New to me, I suppose it has it's charm like the Robert Henry Hensley on Polydor. Best wishes with your health issues. Mick

Well here's one that often slips the radar as being played at The Torch and I think The Cat's. Maybe that reputation is deserved, however what it lacks in quality I reckon it makes up with energy. I'm guessing that the Black Verve issue which I've owned through thick and thin for 45 years (can you believe it? no wonder we're all falling apart) must be rarer than the yellow demo, cos there's lots of the latter on popsike. Anyway, King Davis House Rockers "Baby you satisfy me" Verve (Black) b/w we all make mistakes sometimes (also worth a listen)

Flippin orrible - thanks for sharing though, a version that i'd not heard.

Thought I'd share this as it's been languishing at the bottom of the box for 45 years, which is how much someone on here is asking for one right now. Jackie Wilson Helpess UK MCA might satisfy some of those looking for more funky soul breaks, but you'll pick one up at lot cheaper elsewhere, nice though:

With bootleg's of The Millionaires Never for Me, going for in the high tens, why not go for a nice low priced original oldie instead. Another Stafford tune that still may have some legs, with a few nice breaks. A bit girlie, but I likes it: Amanda Humphrey-Power of Love-USA

That's also a cracking version, I didn't know that there were quite so many. The Jesters' was the other one that I was thinking of, not the US Texmex group a Brit Group , this is more laid back:

Here's what it went for: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/172535050400?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&autorefresh=true