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sad to see probably the rarest items on the list, the mags, go for so little, a real piece of British soul history.

Sam Cooke is often cited as the first soul singer, the impressions were also a fundamental influence on the transition of r and b into soul. Imho the first soul records are from 64/65. But this subject is a thread in itself!

soulfulness wise it has to be 70's, just listen to the output of Philly int compared to Motown, far more soulful imho. Also you have a whole decade to go at, whereas the 60's didn't get soul until halfway through the decade and although I like loads of R and B, most it aint soulful, bluesful maybe but not soulful.

average voice sing typical post modern song, struggling to see anything innovative or original about this.

All the following reduced from discogs to clear, pp as friend please. post £2.80 UK. All play fine with no issues! Albert Williams (6) - I'm In Your Corner / Tumbling :Jam Records (plays great ) rare local issue, two great sides £20 NOW £17 Geraldine Hunt - (The Big Lie) Two Can Live Cheaper Than One Bombay- VG (plays great) yellow- £55 NOW £50 Tippie* And The Clovers - The Bossa Nova (My Heart Said) / Bossa Nova, Baby Tiger Records VG+ Rare!! £32 NOW £28 Douglas "Jocko" Henderson* - A Little Bit Of Everything / Blast Off To Love WandVG (plays great)- £28 NOW £25 Timmy Willis - Mr. Soul Satisfaction / I'm Wondering Sidra Records rare local issue in top condition! £20 NOW £17

nice copy of bily davis- skanky get funky on cobblestone, orig on Ex condition, just light marks and neat drill hole. REDUCED TO £130 NOW £120!!!

nice copy of bily davis- skanky get funky on cobblestone, orig on Ex condition, just light marks and neat drill hole. REDUCED TO £130

I wonder if spreads the word or simply replaces records for the regular commercial northern crowd?

All the following reduced from discogs to clear, pp as friend please. post £2.80 UK. All play fine with no issues! Albert Williams (6) - I'm In Your Corner / Tumbling :Jam Records (plays great ) rare local issue, two great sides £20 Geraldine Hunt - (The Big Lie) Two Can Live Cheaper Than One Bombay- VG (plays great) yellow- £55 Tippie* And The Clovers - The Bossa Nova (My Heart Said) / Bossa Nova, Baby Tiger Records VG+ Rare!! £32 Douglas "Jocko" Henderson* - A Little Bit Of Everything / Blast Off To Love WandVG (plays great)- £28 Timmy Willis - Mr. Soul Satisfaction / I'm Wondering Sidra Records rare local issue in top condition! £20 more to follow, pm top reserve

nice copy of bily davis- skanky get funky on cobblestone, orig on Ex condition, just light marks and neat drill hole. £150.

mixed lot of bargains here folks. Pm to reserve, p&p . £2.80 uk. Jimmy gilmore- thunder and lightning - dot- Nm in company bag-£25 tummy willis- Mr soul satisfaction.sidra ex, close to Nm- £22 magnificent men - all your lovins gone to my head - capitol- vg+, tiny bit of pen on label - £12 Jackie Ross - new lover- chess, vg +-£17 dells- wear it on your face - chess- ex- £12 Jive five - blues in the ghetto -'musicor- great midtempo Nm- £10 Curtis smith - I like everything - doma- Nm- £16 Edwin starr- girls are getting prettier -ric-tic- Nm- £8 eamona orchestra - birdwalking- 2nd press- ex with tiny tear on label- £8 that's all for now more to add later.

I can remember tony foster telling me to not get "one of those Nancy butts, they're dodgy" about 8 years back.

discogs list a straight 2017 repress and another recent issue with some other recent biggie that eludes me at the moment,

8 copies have gone for over a thousand dollars on popsike in the past.

having had a few years off, id not realised just what a big tune this has been. Re pressed twice! Anyway I've noticed the price of the tune has seemed to have dropped quite dramatically recently. I've also been told a bunch have been found. Anybody owing up to having a stash? How many? What's its true value? Is it really rare? Opinion on a postcard please!

we often refer to records as 100 mph, or similar, how many beats per minute do soulsourcers think that is then?

got plays at the Ritz allnighters, Neil rushton maybe.

looks like label just had the three aforesaid tracks.

nice unissued versions of both tracks on the double album

ok guys you got me, don't know how my mind conjured that one up, sandy wynns is the other I confused patti young with, apologies all. Back to the fumbled question, anything other than sandy, and Paris?

head and shoulders on the same label anything else worthwhile?

Forgot to post Last week but here's some I heard down in Walsall for soul function; Richie havens-what about me Billy young- burning up with disco music Lou courtney- I can't give you love. James brown- give it out turn it loose. Cornelius brothers - treat her like a lady

A trip to king bee on manchester and to beat in rhythm are essential. Shed loads to look through.

trouble is his opinion is hopelessly out of date. Irrelevant, and ill informed. But he gets to say if in a national paper because he's part of an left wing.elite that sees ns as fashionable. He could of asked someone better informed and actually still involved. As for setting the scene back 20 years join the list of baggy trousers, returnees, oldies and largescale commercial all-nighters. At this rate northern is now back in the1800's.

doubt the guy has ever danced to any of the records. And to choose mike post just proves he knows sweet f.a. Just another middle class jorno pretending. Stick with the Coldplay pal, the ironic apeal of archaic underground scenes is not for you.