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You are in the exact situation i am in.....bought a collection to find 2 wants.These are my missing ones.

All about the drumming and polished vocals .....and the hi hats......that is disco to me.

A regular £350 set sale record.

Massive at Dingwalls in the eighties

VG plus and above please.PM Me

Larry Davis- The Magic Is Gone.....vg plus or above please

I asked him for it lol

I pulled out a mint orange issue in a shop in San Fran in 1999....i would be interested to know why it was reissued in the U.S.A. Was it a local hit?

Play it tonight Arthur lol

I actually asked for it when Arthur Fenn played the last 100 Club...he obliged.A great record.,

vg and above please.PM Me your price.

Originals of I Miss My Baby and Too Much Of A Good Thing.VG and above please

Did a mix of a load of it....love it but i don't like it at soul nights if that makes sense. I am really into the heavier stuff....descargas/mambos etc

Dave N Pete you are getting mixed up. The St Louis Union advert is from 64/65 and was describing the northern band scene ie a scene revolving around live bands covering soul music. The Harlem Johns use of the term was later in 69 and described the type of music they were playing and it was the type of music we now know as Northern soul.....That Driving Beat/You Are The One I Love (Adams Apples) etc ...all of their tracks are cover versions and fast and brassy. They were managed by the L.E Agency in Wigan

I am looking to pay 50 uk pounds

US Jaguar vg plus and above please

I have the Harlem Johns lp.....the cover versions are uptempo and are not the usual stax Motown covers . They played at the pre allnighter soul nights at Wigan Casino regularly and are pictured onstage there next to the piano so I know where my money is going.I am sure the north got checked out on a Tamla lp the one with the tracks that segue into each other.Here is a letter from Randy Cozens looking back at the london pre northern scene.I do have an article about Gary Wilding somewhere about a venue in Blackpool which is not The Mecca and the fact that people there are paying above the odds for old soul records,It is from 68.

I have this it is from the R&B scene mag from 64/65 but It was really describing a live band scene....Harlem Johns Reshuffle were using it to describe the records that we recognise as the Northern Soul Scene. They were covering Looking For A fox(Clarence Carter)/My Elusive Dreams (Moses and Joshua Dillard)/Open The Door To Your Heart (Darrell Banks)/ You Are The One I Love (Adams Apples).Let Love Come Between Us (James And Bobby ), Come Back Girl (Jackie Edwards)/Down In The Valley etc.....

Harlem Johns Reshuffle were a northern soul covers band managed by an agency In Wigan.The band were from Oldham and as you can see in 69 they were advertised as northern soul.They played covers of Looking For A Fox/Open The Door etc etc. They alsio played Wigan Casino.....the term had been used before by St Louis Union but I think this group were the catalyst for the term.Can anyone pin point Dave Godin using it?

vg plus and above of the p and p 7 inch please