Djr

For me, I know I have a record, i just can't find it. I really need a weekend to tidy up my records.

two favorites:

Also young senators -ringing bells

Third flight on yodi

definitely green berets just an ugly rumor

Lou Courtney 'Hot Butter 'N All Part 1' / Mr. C and Funck Junction ''Hot Butter 'N All Part 2'

Hurdy Gurdy 45

Vinyl looks M-, label has some very light wear.

Record plays M-

Beautiful copy of this great funk 45.

$125.00 postpaid from USA.

Please PM to reserve.

if you'd like to check my ebay feedback, search on screen name fonkysoul

Thanks.

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love this 45.

Think this one is considered more of a funk tune, but quality nonetheless.

I just happened to scan this one before my scanner stopped working.

3 of my favorites from perhaps my favorite label, although I prefer the black Chess label the best.

2 white demos I recently purchased blind and am quite fond of:

Garnet Mimms - Prove It To Me (UA)

Erma Franklin - Don't Wait Too Long (Epic)

I'd like to know the answer to this too.

I have an Orange one, but seen more yellows on Collectors Frenzy and Popsike.

such a brilliant label. the white demos look great.

unfortunately, living in the state next to new jersey has not made finding 45s on this label any easier....

Brilliant tune.

When I ship a 45 to the UK, it's generally from $4.75 to $5.50 postage.

That includes 2 pieces of cardboard and a cardboard mailer.

I got a table at a local record fair this weekend to sell off some LPs from various collections I'd bought, and came away with the following 45s:

JJ Barnes - Poor Unfortunate Me / Ring

Barbara Mason - Don't Ever Go Away / Arctic demo

(already have a stock copy, but couldn't resist the demo)

Marvin Gaye - Take This Heart of Mine / Tamla demo

(in the Tamla sleeve couldn't pass this one up either)

Brightlights - Motor City Funk / Silver Fox demo

and

Wild Ones - Bowie Man / UK Fontana

beautiful copy of this UK freakbeat 45, which I was shocked to bump into....)

+ about 15 others

Seeing how I live close to Trenton, NJ, I'm trying to get a better understanding of the soul labels that were from that city.

One of the labels I've seen on e-bay is Lucky Lou. Can anyone help with a discography for this label? Here's what I've managed to find:

#812

The T.N.J.'s 'Two Girls' / 'I Got It So Good'

#813

Natural Facts ' What Time Is It?' / 'Girl Don't Cry'

Any others?

Any details on this label would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Dave

I used to be much more obsessive about it, but in addition to soul and funk records, I also collect USA releases of UK mod / freakbeat / psych 45s. Now I just keep an eye out for the ones I don't have.

Also used to collect 50s thru 70s jazz 45s with a passion, but these days, it's only the small label stuff that really catches my attention.

my wife and daughter are out of town for the weekend.

got some beer on the way home, and am playing the cds and going through some records.

sounding real good everyone.

balance of my cds will be in the mail tomorrow.

Have to say that the CDs that have shown up are great.

Nearly done with mine, hope to have most or all in the post tomorrow.

only one I know of is

The Sounds of Black - Sounds of Black pt 1 / pt 2 45 LS1931