Chris Turnbull

Second from me, absolutely loving spinning this one at the moment - Lenny Williams 'Problem Solver' (ABC), cheaper than a pint of ale:-

Going to post two today, here's the first - from the Jap LP (Christmas present from her indoors last year ) Frankie Gearing 'Teardrops', soul as deep as you like and then some:-

Just been enjoying catching up on here - some top tunes as usual but this one stands out for me, awesome deep soul. Found the LP on Discogs so thanks Pete, superb tip

Bumping this - anyone got a spare?

Looking for a decent copy of this if anyone can help - please pm with price and condition Cheers, Chris.

Thanks for looking. All carefully graded and described. Youtube clips not my copies. Can provide photos on request. UK postage £2.50 first class recorded / £7.00 special delivery over £50. Happy to refund if not 100% happy. Please PM if interested. 1) Owen Grey - I am Satisfied (Escort) VG+ £150 NOW £125 SOLD Slight edge lift and quite a few light marks but plays great. Slight label discolouration on Owen Grey side. 2) George Jackson - How Can I Get Next To You (MGM WD) VG £60 NOW £50 SOLD Quality crossover Lots of light marks but plays great, loud and clear. WD label nice and clean. 3) Jimmey (Soul) Clark - (Come on and be my) Sweet Darlin / (Somebody) Stop That Girl (Soulhawk 001) Ex £75 NOW £65 SOLD Really nice clean copy, bright red label, no drill hole, etc 4) Marshall & The Chi-Lites -Pretty Girl / Love Bandit (Daren) Ex £45 SOLD Slight ringwear on top side and a few dull marks on run out grooves but plays mint 5) Jackie Moore 'Heart Be Still' (Kayvette 7" WD) Ex / close to M- £40 NOW £30 SOLD 6) Reggie Sadler Revue - So Long Sweet Little Girl (De-Lite WD) VG / VG+ £20 NOW £15 Brilliant Crossover Lots of light marks but plays loud and clear. Small WOL on flip side 7) George H. Franklin - That's how it is when you're in love (Faces) VG+ £25 NOW £20 Nice soulful 70's obscurity 8) Gloria Taylor - Deep Inside You / World That's Not Real (Columbia) VG / VG+ £35 SOLD 'Deep Inside' has a few pops at the start but otherwise plays fine, 'World' clean all the way through. Cheers, Chris.

Thanks for looking. All carefully graded and described. Youtube clips not my copies. Can provide photos on request. UK postage £2.50 first class recorded / £7.00 special delivery over £50. Happy to refund if not 100% happy. Please PM if interested. 1) Owen Grey - I am Satisfied (Escort) VG+ £150 Slight edge lift and quite a few light marks but plays great. Slight label discolouration on Owen Grey side. 2) George Jackson - How Can I Get Next To You (MGM WD) VG £60 Quality crossover Lots of light marks but plays great, loud and clear. WD label nice and clean. 3) Jimmey (Soul) Clark - (Come on and be my) Sweet Darlin / (Somebody) Stop That Girl (Soulhawk 001) Ex £75 Really nice clean copy, bright red label, no drill hole, etc 4) Marshall & The Chi-Lites -Pretty Girl / Love Bandit (Daren) Ex £45 Slight ringwear on top side and a few dull marks on run out grooves but plays mint 5) Jackie Moore 'Heart Be Still' (Kayvette 7" WD) Ex / close to M- £40 6) Reggie Sadler Revue - So Long Sweet Little Girl (De-Lite WD) VG / VG+ £20 Brilliant Crossover Lots of light marks but plays loud and clear. Small WOL on flip side 7) George H. Franklin - That's how it is when you're in love (Faces) VG+ £25 Nice soulful 70's obscurity 8) Gloria Taylor - Deep Inside You / World That's Not Real (Columbia) VG / VG+ £35 'Deep Inside' has a few pops at the start but otherwise plays fine, 'World' clean all the way through. Cheers, Chris.

Always liked this one as well, 'Shadow of your Love' - superb beat ballad on the flip of 'Soulful Sound of Music'

Sad news - had a great voice. Reminded me of this clip, which doesn't really do him justice but interesting all the same:-

Great thanks, like that a lot. Funny it sounds like such an oldies set, stuffed full of classics but at the time presumably most of them were fairly new on the decks

Fantastic post - anyone be able to post up the track listing? Don't know the first two

Great clip - any idea what it was used for at the time? Love the guy with the Byrds style shades smoking in the middle of the dancefloor

Great Nancy Wilson photo

Hi Fred, in case you haven't seen it there's one on here:- https://www.rarenorthernsoul.com/?utm_source=BenchmarkEmail&utm_campaign=Jan_27_2017_Email&utm_medium=email

Hi Pete, Great article on CJ - any idea how the backing track to 'Since there's no doubt' ended up in the UK? Presumably a US recording as the Total Eclipses version says written by J R Bailey and Kenny Williams - did Chris Jackson bring it with him or did Dave Godin licence it? Also how come it ended up a year later on the US Total Eclipses 45? Presumably a Dave Godin connection again judging by the Right-On label? Any other releases on US Right-On? Who had the STND acetate throughout the 70's, and if it is a one-off why isn't it more talked about a la Frank Wilson. Didn't Searling play it late 70's? An old SS article says John Pugh has it now Cheers, Chris.

Fond memories of Sandy Golden as a Searling spin early-mid 90's - sounded amazing at Cleethorpes upstairs in the old modern room

The Exits 'Another sundown in Watts' also on the later solo James Conwell LP on Guiness, but is it the same version? Long time since I've heard the LP

Happy to oblige Another nice one:-

Great choice, love this:-

For all the house heads, Alison Limerick 'Where love lives', pure magic:-

Evening Mate Does it get much better? Not sure it does. Sam knows his music - its a beautiful record. Pete Hi Pete, spot on - doesn't get much better for me

Really sad news - one of my favourite singers too - many happy hours with TT tunes. Love 'The end of the world' (Sundance), the 'Hold On' LP of course, plus many more. Remember when Sam was hammering 'If you got to love somebody' around 1998 I thought it was one of the most soulful records I had ever heard, and still never get tired of it:-

Hi Mick, just for the record it wasn't me that posted it initially, I just copied and commented. James Gadson for me too I think, remember buying it years ago and couldn't believe it was so cheap and apparently unknown. Charles Wright still a classy bit of crossover though and a grower I think. 'Going out of my head' just one of those tunes, love it. I even like Gloria Gaynor's version on the 'I Will Survive' LP but best keep that quiet Gail Wynters a touch of the Cilla's but none the worse for it - can't beat a kitchen sink production. Love GW's shimmering 'You don't have to be in love' on Hickory too - mid tempo magic

Seeing Charles Wright above described as gorgeous reminded me of this one. Vocal side here shades it for me but love the instrumental flip too - Gorgeous George 'Strange Book' (Homark):-