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The 12" has been a Marmite record for the last 12 years or so but still fills the dancefloors. Now it has finally got a legitimate 7" edit & release. Be quick though as it has sold out twice in the last 24 hours on Juno. https://www.juno.co.uk/products/mario-biondi-this-is-what-you-are/725810-01/

Quality Mark & my kinda Soulful House but you knew that anyway didn't you.

Quality Laurence. Raw uncut remix is very good too. Got a bit more bounce to it.

Real Modern Soul from late last year that was overlooked by nearly everyone. Not a bad track on the album but the Kathy Brown is stunning. Dancefloor magic. https://kemnalroadstudios.com/?fbclid=IwAR08QB3TEJ7zft8qja3E-Fx5ij2O-3tDBEoIFYzB2hIYuv9tZMQ9iy4VtO0

Bit of a long shot but has anyone got a copy of Weekend Lover by Isaac "Cool Cat" Mofekeng & Varikweru on a South African Atlantic 7"?Please private message me if you can help.TIA, Mart...

Will do Mike.

Do you want me to apologise for mistaking you with hall of fame or for calling you a good guy? Also why are your lawyers watching me? Is that some kind of threat? UTB...

Halloffame05. Must be some kind of mistake as that's Soul scene's all round good guy Kev Roberts account I believe.

No he hasn't Ted. Curtis Anderson with the sought-after rare 4:50 "DM 1879 " mix of his best loved Northern Soul offering.A Northern Soul classic as the commoner and sadly inferior MD 1932 mix, that eliminates the Hi-Hat drums and driving percussion sound. That makes this DM 1879 session so superior, to it's more often seen brother.Two Baltimore, "Jimmy's" collaborate on this 1979 Maryland indie; Jimmy Lindsay and Jimmy Stewart, join Melvin Miles & Anton Scott on this club winner with the renewed driving intro..Harmony vocals whispering "How Can I Tell Her" through a wall of "disco" cliche's until fully 1:16 seconds in Curtis Anderson comes in to elevate the session even higher with his impressive voice..Rhythmic hand-clapping, wah-wah picking, blasting trumpets, understated background male choruses all mingle into one solid slab of neatly 5 minutes of concrete dance-music. The dramatic instrumental electric drum driven break towards the ending caps off a relentless dance-offering.The rarest mix, the best mix of a record that has sat at the heart of 70's Northern Soul for nearly 4 decades without any hint of losing it's dancefloor impact. https://www.raresoulman.co.uk/curtis-how-can-i-tell-her-i-remember-charm-city-dm-1879.html

The 1932 is far harder Chalky. Got both & also had the 12". Reckon I must see about 1 x 1932 to every 50 x 1879's. Is it still in it's 'birthsleeve'? LOL

I get them popping up every year for Jimmy Cliff & he's still alive

That's bad luck. She died last year as well. R.I.P. X 2

Leroy Taylor - The Marrying Kind on Federal Green for sale. Played once so grading as near mint. Picture cover. Recently sold for £175 0n Ebay so asking for £100 +p&p (your choice whether registered or not). Paypal only f&f or you pay the fees. PM for more info. Best, Mart... SOLD.

Wanted.4 Love - Hold Your Head Up High.Must be the 7" cut on Union City.Already have the 12" on both Union City & also Cardiac records but want the 7" for the shorter take.Message me if you can help or leave a post below please. TIA, Mart...

Still looking so just giving this a bump.

Still looking. Can also trade a mint USA MGM copy still in it's original sleeve if desired.

Anyone got a Razzy Bailey - I Hate Hate on The BOBLO label they want to part with? Already got an MGM copy & not interested in the Aquarian copy.TIA, Mart...

PM'd you.

Yes you read it right. Bob Marley & the Wailers with one of the most Soulful records ever made IMO

So let me get this right. It's not available until September but you have to pay for it now in April? Also will there be a paperback that's a bit cheaper?

Still on the wants list. If you can help please drop me a pm.