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a few more: Soul: The Delights Orchestra - Paul's Midnight Ride / The Sweet Delights - Baby Be Mine - Atco - EX 10 Gary Glenn and the Soul Set - Just Walk In My Shoes - CO & CE - EX 8 Spencer Wiggins - Double Lovin' / I'd Rather Go Blind - Fame - EX 10 J.J. Barnes - Day Tripper / Don't Bring Me Bad News - Ric Tic - EX 8 The Ad-Libs - Nothing Worse Than Being Alone - Share - NM 15 William Bell - Monkeying Around - Stax - EX 10 - great early one funk/70s/other: Abaco Dream - Cat Woman / Life and Death In G & A - A&M - VG 6 The United Image - Hit Man / The African Bump - Branding Iron - EX 6 Lowell Fulson - Do You Love Me - Granite - NM 8 The Ponderosa Twins plus One - Hey Girl / You Send Me - Horoscope - NM 7 Screamin' Jay Hawkins - Africa Gone Funky / inst - London - EX 10 The Chubukos - House of Rising Funk / Witch Doctor Bump - Mainstream UK - NM 8 Willie Gresham and the Free Food Ticket - I Cried Boo Hoo / Step By Step - Majestic - NM 7 Roosevelt Fountain and Pens of Rhythm - Red Pepper / pt 2 - Prince-Adams Records - EX 8 Julie Felix - Snakeskin - RAK - EX 7 - great folk/funk Pittons Party - Friday Night (Pay Day!) / Pay Day! (Friday Night) - Riverdale - NM 6 - strange UK disco thing Little Milton - Bet You I Win - Stax - EX 8 Smiling Hard - Fire to the Galleon - Survival - EX 6 - strange UK acid jazz-ish thing Willie Brown - Get Out and Get It / Love That Stranger - Tri-It - NM 15 - two nice sides 5 GBP each: The Zephyrs - Bicycle Ride / She's Mine - Amber - VG+ Lee Dorsey - Everything I Do Gonh Be Funky (From Now On) - Amy - EX Solomon Burke - Peepin' - Atlantic UK - EX Johnny Guitar Watson - Oh Babe / Those Lonely Lonely Nights - Big Town - VG+ Pic & Bill - Gonna Give It To You / The Soul of a Man - Blue Rock - VG+ The Impressions - My Woman's Love / This Is My Country - Curtom - EX Valentino - I Was Born This Way - Gaiee - VG+ Mike & the Censations - Don't Sell Your Soul / Baby What're You Gonna Do - Highland - NM The Chairmen of the Board - I'm On My Way to a Better Place - Invictus - EX The Flamingos - Dealin' All the Way / Dealin' (Groovin' With the Feelin') - Julmar - EX B.B. King - Soul Beat / Sweet Thing - Kent - EX Lowell Fulsom - Funky Broadway / Let's Get Stoned - Kent - EX James Brown - Ain't It Funky Now / pt 2 - King - NM Doris Troy - I'll Do Anything - Mojo - EX Jamo Thomas & His Party Brothers - Snake Hip Mama / I Spy For the FBI - Mojo - EX Bobby Byrd - I Need Help (I Can't Do It Alone) / pt 2 - Mojo - EX The Meditation Singers - A Change Is Gonna Come / Getting Hight on the Lord - Paula - EX The Fantastic Johnny C - Boogaloo Down Broadway - Phil-La of Soul - EX James Brown - New Breed / pt 2 - Philips - NM Jungle Jim - Masai (Do the Masai Children) / inst - Renee -EX Quincy Jones - Money Runner - Reprise - VG+ Dyke and the Blazers - Funky Walk / pt 2 - Reo (Canada) - EX Edwin Starr - Agent Double-O-Soul / inst - Ric Tic - NM The Village Choir - The Switch / Talk To Me Sometimes - SCM - EX- Gladys Knight and the Pips - Cloud Nine / Friendship Train - Soul - NM Albert King - Cold Feet - Stax NM Marsha Hunt - Lonesome Holy Roller - Track - EX Rocks - Ride the Rocket / pt 2 - United Artists - EX Miss Johnnie - Over the Mountain - Across the Sea / Let Sleeping Dogs Lie - Zells - NM reissues 4 GBP each: RESERVED Dolores Ealy and the Kenyattes - Honeydripper / Dolores Ealy and the Roadrunners Band - It's About Time I Made a Change - no label - NM James Fountain - Seven Day Lover / Malnutrition - Cream - EX The Del Larks - Job Opening / pt 2 - Goldmine Sevens - NM A.C. Reed - My Baby's Been Cheating (I Know) / The Inspirations - Your Wish Is My Command - Goldmine Sevens - NM Carol and Gerri - On You Heartache Looks Good / The Charades - Key to My Happiness - MGM - NM

offloading some spares and stuff - all for sale or trade (R&B/mod/early soul stuff wanted), make offers, all must go! prices in GBP please PM or email: michael.jemmeson --- at --- gmail.com (all US unless specified, please ask about label condition if bothered, most are clean, some have writing) Charles Greene - Double E Agent - ANLA - NM 25 - great funky side (got one with pink label and one with orange, no idea if important) Theresa Blake - I Quit My Knockin' - Excello demo - NM 20 - R&B, big production Owen Gray - Incense / Help Me - Island pink label UK - EX 10 - two good soul covers from great JA vocalist Z.Z. Hill - No More Doggin' - Kent - EX 10 - classic 'Northern'-style R&B Harold Burrage - More Power To You - M-Pac! EX - 10 - great Chicago side The Amboy Dukes - The Marquis - Polydor UK? - EX 7 - classic mod instro (not the same group as the US Amboy Dukes), UK i think, but large hole as with a lot on Polydor at that time The Bangers - Baby Let Me Bang Your Box / pt 2 - R&B - NM 20 RESERVED - Marvin Holmes and the Uptights - Ride Your Mule / pt 2 - Revue - EX 7 Sister Gail Anderson - You're Barking Up the Wrong Tree - Roxbury demo - NM 7 - sister funk Edwin Daugherty - Your Love Is Showing / Groovy Monday - Savern - NM 15 - b-side great flute instro Mod Singers and Mod Lads - Let's Have Some Fun / Pt 2 - Savern VG+ - 15 - does what it says on the tin, great fun Sinner Strong - Nobody But Me / Don't Knock It - Serock - EX 40 - Joyce Hamilton pseudonym. two good R&B sides Watson and the Sherlocks - Standing on the Corner / Funky Walk - Soulville NM 10 - double sider, Northern/funk Rhetta Hughes - You're Doing It With Her, When It Should Be Me / Gimme Some... - Tetragrammaton - EX 25 - great female crossover type thing, double sider Bargain bin - 5 GBP each: Tom and Jerrio - Boomerang / Boo-Ga-Loo - ABC Paramount - EX The Dells - On the Dock of the Bay - Cadet - EX - great funky vocal group version The Tremeloes - Instant Whip - CBS - NM - hammond instro Tommy Tucker - Long Tall Shorty / Mo' Shorty - Checker - EX Chicago Cubs Clark St. Band - Slide / Pennant Fever - Chess - EX - great Hammond instro RESERVED - Gloria Lynne - Watermelon Man - Fontana NM - jazz classic, the first version to have vocals Vicki Anderson & James Brown - Think - King - EX RESERVED - James Brown - Tell Me That You Love Me / Don't Be a Drop-Out - King - EX - wild R&B screamer a-side The Vibrations - Ain't No Greens In Harlem - Mandala - VG Cliff Nobles - Judge Baby, I'm Back / Horse Fever (inst) - Phil-La of Soul - EX - two great fun sides Virgin Griffin - A Forgotten Lover / If You Can't Go, Don't Hinder Me - Reginald - NM Chris Columbo Quintet - Summertime / Minerology - Strand - NM - two good jazz sides, b-side proper fast dancefloor jazz The Buena Vistas - Foxy / Filet of Soul - Swan - EX - two upbeat Detroit instros The Raeletts - Bad Water / That Goes to Show You - Tangerine - NM Johnny Lytle - The Snapper / Screamin' Loud - Tuba - NM - stock copy of classic jazz RESERVED - The Village Callers - Hector / pt 2 - Vampi Soul - NM - reissue, classic West Coast funk instro , both pt 1 and 2 on same 45, unlike the originals Calvin Arnold - Funky Way / Snatchin' Back - Venture - VG - plays ok, just worn Clara Ward - Smile / Help! - Verve - EX Jerry-O - Soul Lover / Funky Four Corners - White Whale - NM - a-side is version of Tramp Sonny Stitt - The Double-O-Soul of... - Wingate - EX Mark III Trio - G'Wan / Good Grease - Wingate VG+ - two good instro sides can do UK cheque, Paypal, or cash on collection in London. more to come...

JA issue is on C&N (one of Coxsone Dodd's labels)

is this the same guy as Singing Sam and the Sparks on Honey? and what about Sam Chatmon and the Sparks on Boss?

'Jesse James Rides Again' and 'Whiskey and Soda' are both good. don't recall any of the others.

i love this tune, so many great versions. earliest one i have is on Herbie Mann 'Live At the Village Gate', (with the composer, Ben Tucker on bass) - is there an earlier version, or is that technically the original? couldn't find out for certain, which seems odd for such a well-known tune.

the Buffalo Bar. run by the guy who does a successful indie club called How Does It Feel - which is a very bizarre mix of Belle & Sebastian style obscure twee indie and the usual overplayed soul oldies (Do I Love You, Nowhere to Run, etc), but seems to work with the indie kids

it's a bit more band/indie orientated these days. has a website with what's on, should be easy to search for

Wheeliebag's on holiday at the moment. he might be back next week or the week after. it's on 6:30 - 10. the thing opposite is the Stag-O-Lee club at the New Evaristo, which is just a white doorway opposite, starts around 9:30 i think? has a late licence.

bagsunlimited.com is the US company. have a great range of sleeves - different weights of paper, colours, etc. am surprised by Covers33 replacing the sleeves and having smaller alternatives - they claimed that the paper ones aren't meant to fit in the card sleeves when i asked them about the card sleeves being too small (this was a different problem a couple of years back - a batch of card sleeves that were smaller than normal so a lot of 45s wouldn't actually fit in them, let alone with inner sleeves)

that was my next question, why it was only a solo version! i'd forgotten he was Jackie Lee, that makes much more sense now. probably skipped past those Jay Boy ones thinking it was just a reissue of the original... as for the LP, i've seen it on about 4 different UK labels, think mine is the B&C one, although i saw a B&C copy without the track. very confusing

was the faster later ('66) Bob & Earl version on 45 and if so what label? i have it on that Bob & Earl LP that got issued by various labels in the UK, but it's not on most copies of that. also have it on a Goldmine CD somewhere... got the Traits the other day, a nice version. also Wayne Cochran on Mercury... (not sure i've ever heard the Rolling Stones version. heard them butcher High Heel Sneakers and that was bad enough)

cheers! shame it's not the nice later logo though. any ideas on price of either issue?

was just going through some old CDs and was reminded of this one - couldn't find much online about it, in particular what sort of price is it? also, a second issue - is that a boot?

think there was a thread on here the other week in the Wants section with links to sound clips of both versions. have a search, should be near the top.

yeah, still works really well with non-mod crowds, normally get people asking what it is. prefer the earlier version too, and that's the version on my copy of the Ace CD anyway! edit - just checked, and Sebastian's right, it is the later version on the CD, but the booklet has the number of the earlier one...!

but a good way to draw attention to it though, just in case anyone after it hadn't seen the auction...! anyway, finished at $635 for anyone who didn't see it

the records were made by the Seeburg jukebox company...

i've got a copy i might part with, and think it's clean. PM me in a few days in case i've forgotten to dig it out! forgotten what the flip is though - what are the alternatives?

some of the bigger 78 sellers on Ebay charge more for P&P, but they double box them - put the 78 in a mailer or pieces of corrugated card, and then that in a larger box, surrounded by polystyrene chips.

i know, i just trying to say that it wasn't a problem even if it did!

not a problem, just remove the skips using SoundForge or similar, and then Vinylcarver it...

any grading should take that into account. obviously visual grading won't spot it, but honest sellers who only visually grade should then be happy to refund the purchase if the condition is worse than stated since it's them who are taking the risk of not grading properly in order to save time.

identical tracks, sound fine on both. think there's a third, earlier issue still, have forgotten the name though...

thanks for the info and scans. i asked about this a while back but no-one answered i was assuming the run-out markings would be the only way to tell, glad to hear there's an easier way, unless anyone know says that they have a stripey label demo with the 'correct' track...