Mal C

one of my all time favorites, you dont remember the title much, but when you hear it come on, 'AS ABOVE'!!

Hi all, sales as follows: The Faithful Wonders — Ol’ John (Behold Thy Mother) / Ex (dh) Checker £70 Stunning track, the music and disc, doubt this has been touched since the day it was returned as unsold stock. The Classmen — Doin Me Right / Pearce (White demo) / Ex £30 ** SOLD ** Snappy Mid-tempo, this is their best track by far…Really nice white demo. Willie Greasham and The Free Food Ticket — I Cried Boo Hoo / Majesty Ex £20 Absolute spanker of a copy, and a brilliant driven Soul Funker… Steelers — Can’t Take This Pain / Epic Ex £15 ** SOLD ** Never made a bad record the Steelers, this is a fabulous Mid-tempo group 45, brill lead vocal.. both sides are the business.. James Hazelhurst — I Won’t Die / SWAR Ex (2 X’s on Label) - £15 Picked up lots of attention in recent times, Lovely Modern soul side from 1977. The Electras — Another Man’s Woman / De-Lite Records (White Demo) Ex £20 Great seventies tracks here, pick either side they are both brilliant. Rare on a Vinyl Demo as well. Jimmy Richards — (I Won’t Be) Responsible / A&M WD VG+ £10 As far as I know Jimmy did three tracks on A&M, all very worthy, along with ‘My New Found Joy’ this is about the best. He’s got a mighty BIG Voice has Jimmy Richards! Eddie Ray — Wait a Minute / Numero Ex (WOL) see scan. £15 Brilliant frantic unreleased dancer, there was a slower released version of this track, both brilliant. Somebody has coloured in the cat number on the vocal side, I guess you cant see which is which in the dark. R.B. Hudmon — This Could Be The Night / Atlantic VG++ £15 Class Seventies track, which didn’t appear on the Cotillion LP.. Lorraine Johnson — Can I Hold You to It / Atlantic £10 Classic 7ts track this, and Nice Red / White vinyl demo. VG++ Condition. The Fiestas — Sometimes Storm / Respect records VG++ £10 Really Nice 7ts Group 45, This is the nice vinyl release of this 45, as apposed to the common yellow label styrene ones. The Sons of Moses — Soul Symphony/ Sagittarius VG++ £15 Classic seventies Northern Soul Bootleg… Loverman — Touch You Again/ Hilly City Ex £6.50 Recent release and a 7"³ remix of the Modern soul classic by Ronnie Stokes which came out on Philly City as a 12"³ inch. The Precisions — Such Misery Grapevine Ex + £20 Ex would be Mint Minus bar a really small label tear on the inner spindle, see the scan. Al Williams — I Am Nothing / Grapevine M- £65 Classic in nice condition... ------ All below are mainly 7ts, all £5 and under... Ben E King — I Can’t Take It Like A Man / Maxwell VG+ £5 Great seventies track from Mr King this, well worth five quid! Luther Ingram — Trying To Find My Love / Koko VG+ £5 Plays with the faintest hiss, audible but only just there, otherwise a great copy of a class Ingram track. West Coast Revival — It’s Gonna Be Hard / United Artists (Yellow Demo) Ex £5 Nice seventies group track. The Whispers — I’m The One / Soul Clock Ex £5 Dunn and Bruce Street — The Moment of Truth / Devaki VG++ Demo Copy £5 General Johnson — Ready, Willing and Able / Arista £4 Leroy Hutson — Right or Wrong / RSO VG++ £4 Little Milton — Bet You Win / Stax VG++ £4 Syl Johnson — Kiss by Kiss / One Way Ticket To Nowhere / Twinight VG++ £5 Syl Johnson never made a bad record, this is a common one but its very good, flipped with his version of Tyrone Davis’s ‘One Way Ticket (To Nowhere)’. Major Lance — Gypsy Woman / Curtom VG+ £5 Couple of marks on the run in, but otherwise nice clean 45. the Major’s version of the Impressions Classic. Ronnie McNeir — Wendy is Gone / Prodigal VG+ £4 Ignore the title, this is a fabulous song from Ronnie McNeir. The Impressions — You Want Somebody Else / Curtom Ex (Demo) £5 Double sider from the Impressions, really nice mid tempo sides in ‘You Want Somebody Else’, and ‘My Deceiving Heart’. The Larks — The Jerk / Money VG++ £5 Classic sixties track from a very talented group. You pay Post, £2.50 for Uk 1st class Signed for, if your outside the UK just mention and I'll quote you separately. Payment to be made by pay pal, as Friends & Family (Gift Payment) to: arkanoid300@hotmail.com Kind Regards, Malcolm

Oh yes, thats a cracker, remember 'Dave Hamilton - Blue Vibes' used to get played at the 100 club, was only for a short time I think, thats another good one... I'll check out the sax on Zeke & The Soul Setters (William Cummings)... sounds good that

Pm'd ya yesterday Paul.. malcolm

Love Instrumentals, my favorite one depending on whether Ive got my sixties or seventies head on, either The Muscle Shoals Swampers - House For Sale or Detroit Rhythm Section - I Know Something, that one Andy Rix and Dave Flynn still have Covered Up!!! And this week, cause Richard Serling opened his show with it the other week: The Three Degrees - Reflections of yesterday... absolutely Brilliant... also The Nite-Liters- K-Jee, which I was surprised to find out was a Wigan play, and Liberty - Girl You Better Wake Up... you live and learn. I'd suggest checking out some of the early 100 club anni singles, remember there are one or two good ones here.. Mal:-))

that BILLY McGREGOR is killer track, it really is...

Well said, you all spend far far too much on your tunes IMO, if you look else where, i.e for records that are not trendy, known and all that, they are always cheap.. new to the ears, sound great, fun to listen to, and again cheap, whats not to like... I'll spend money on certain originals for my classic northern soul collection, but the other collections that I have need to be fed regularly, and that is done on a budget for all the right reasons... with Aussie I can chase the big northern tunes on Aussie labels, but you lot out there are pushing the price of those up now, so collecting the lesser known 7ts stuff that came out over there for $5 bucks a go, pretty much always makes sense to me... I bought 'Laura Lee - Since I fell for you' on Aussie Hot Wax the other day for exactly $5 bucks... then Richard Serling played it on the second part of his show the other week, Glory be!!! I'm doing the right thing... !!! Malcolm

really? seems there are lots of Black issues out there, I cant remember seeing it on demo either... fabulous track, if this were played, id be first on the dance floor... I dont feel that way about Gale Garnett though...

that Willie Hutch, absolute killer... :rofl:

Just saw this and thought Wow, they did that one.. I've never bought an Outta site 45, I see them listed obviously but know nothing about the label really, but anybody know when this came out, it is brand new? Reminds me of the 9ts, great record this, which I know certainly had allot of folk who also hated it, was big at the same time as Gale Garnett, around then... Not an expensive track is it on RCA, but suppose it makes it easy for the ten quid soul collectors... each to their own, but great music!! Mal

Here's a good thread from the past, 2006 to be precise.. so we're eight years on, and there have been eight more fabulous editions to this collection of releases, do folk still have the above as their favorites? I'd have to go with: The Hytones - Good News | San Francisco T.K.O.'s | Melba Moore | Carla Thomas, and Mill Evans cause I was one of the small plethora who was on the floor when Ady first spun it... and always had a soft spot for The Devonnes - Doin The Gittin Up... Malcolm

How great that would be to discover all these records again, for the first time!!!

here's one I mentioned recently on here, but its perfect example.. had this 45 for years and only turned it over last couple months... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJ67umHoimE Its been said above there are thousands, but here are a couple favorites that have very famous 'Northern Soul' other sides, to be honest I prefer most of these cuts to their 'Norther' other, but hey its all great music.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSN1Omys1GY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwDWDFU4sxs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNVr0hRAyUA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWCbOe-ViWw mal

who's 'Cockney Mick' ? Mal

oh right, didn't know its an alt mix, anywhere I can hear that before buying? malcolm

Just got Johnny Wyatt - This Thing Called Love, last time I got that it was £7 or there about, of Joe Dunlop... but I'm a happy man again... this and Bobby Reed - I'll Find a Way... not trendy and all that anymore but I know I'll have hours of enjoyment playing those two..also got 'Corporation Of One - The Real Life' which is the version to get of Raven Maize hit record by Joey Negro... got a great break beat throughout!! Good music dont go out of fashion... but crap music does, very quickly.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QeNql4KxIM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYCWhZ6OqGk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bT9ucLWN5I

Nope, and we may never again if this disillusioned soul fan is allowed to destroy the OVO rule book... where's the Re-Issue police when you need em?? all this over a Tomato's Acetate...

Hi all, anybody know who (setch69) is on Ebay? if your on here mate pls contact me regarding these two tracks, Malcolm aka (recordsblue300)

I Don't know this track Neil, but it certainly got em flocking over to the decks...!! great track...

Think Jason at soul stacks had one of these reciently, may have sold but only time reciently I've seen it for sale.. Good luck... Mal

Wondered how long that would take, cool track, rare one..., Mal

So is this the first release of 'Dead' that came out on Philips, or different song? Mal

Has anybody ever worked out whats actually going on int his record, I mean in relation to the words, is she just a gal, meeting a guy at a motel, or is she a hooker? opening words, whats your hurry baby, but then she says treating me like Im for sale, which I guess is not from the point of view of a hooker... dunno, its always made me wonder when i listen to it.. what do folk think>? m