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Knockout - Prophets and Detroit Rhythm Section!

Always get a good reaction to the instrumental at the 100 club. It's a touch longer than the Bang Bang release too and features some fantastic sax work. Flip is a nice funk head nodder as well as played by Mr Finewine.

Sorry to hijack thread but that instrumental makes me want to smack the shit out of the place with a big stick. Simple, badly recorded and one of the best things ever. Just read theres a vocal by alvin cash?!!

Wow nice to see a picture of it. Always had a soft spot for this 45. This, Paulette and the monster instrumental - Banksy's big three - happy days

I had a right groove on to Eric Lomax! Great record

Luvverly jubbly record

SOLD

a few more mins to go on this for the interested, ta

Ah! I thought it supposed to be a faster version of the orange one. Wonder what other interesting stuff is on this label? Bob A told me he'd spoken with someone to do with it (a family member maybe) in investigating and they weren't too keen on the whole idea.

Nice little record - and rare

Eddie Daniels stands at £2250, thanks.

Funny was talking about this version with someone on Saturday. Still haven't heard it myself.

SOLD SOLD Had a good offer on IJ Harris through a mate so now with drawn from sale. Eddie going to the end though. Thanks.

Offers for both 45s so far stand at £2k each. Thanks

Just to let all interested parties know I will be updating these auctions with current offers over the weekend. Thanks for your interest so far.

Hi got these two rare stormers for sale - TAKING OFFERS ON EDDIE DANIELS UNTIL MONDAY 6pm: IJ HARRIS - ALL READY TO GO - CASH Mega mega rare 70’s funky Chicago soul stormer with horns and wah wah licks to die for. Sweet soul belter on the flip, this is the achingly obscure Cash label’s hardest no. Only in the hands of a select few (Butch, Soul Sam, Nev Griffiths, etc) I personally only know of around 5 copies. Still under the radar to most, this copy is in EX condition. The sweet flip has a little touch of noise but nothing major. Full sound clips from sale copy provided. SOLD SOLD Had a good offer on this through a mate so now with drawn from sale. Eddie going to the end though. Thanks. https://www.divshare.com/download/26531329-c04 https://www.divshare.com/download/26531330-fd9 Offers please - - - - - - - - - - - EDDIE DANIELS - IS HE BETTER THAN ME - BOOTS Again, mega mega rare driving uptempo funky dancer that fills the floor. As played by Butch, Kitch, Andy Dyson. This copy is in EX condition. A lesser copy made £2.4k on ebay a few years ago. This is an extremely rare ORIGINAL copy, without the PB marking in the run out, and came via Butch. Full sound clips from sale copy provided. https://www.divshare.com/download/26531327-e3e https://www.divshare.com/download/26531328-56e SOLD SOLD Paypal ( gift or fees ) / bank transfer /cash will post worldwide / registered to sign for mail only ! PM please

Royal Jesters is a lovely record

Theron & Darryl was about right. Great record but does nothing for the dancefloor.

Jackie Beavers - check soul stacks....

Detroit Rhythm Section is amazing - all due to that bizarre breakdown. Roger Bank's famous Kinettes is another classic as well.

Three i've always really liked are Emanons 'Bird Walkin', only because the instro without vocal has a really creepy memorable slant to it, Zeke & The Soul Setters (William Cummings) which is great because the vocal is replaced by some wicked saxaphone by Zeke, and Hoop N John because the monster bassline in it works well in a big venue. Another cracker is Pisces Pace by Dave Hamilton....

I assume we're talking about northern backing tracks here as instrumentals are a huge part of black american music?? They're integral to R&B, funk and boogaloo aren't they?? Can't beat a good northern one when the instrumental version isn't simply the vocal removed but then replaced with another instrument etc. Having sad that Butch's Voicemasters acetate is one of the best ones i've heard in along time, better than the vocal version imho, just works so well as a groove to dance to.

Yes, old cockney for 'nudge and bracket'

Larry Banks & Jaibi - My Life Is No Better Wee Willie Walker - I Don't Want To Take A Chance The Waves (Tandells) - Is It Love Hytones San Franciscan TKO's All sublime....like some of the best soul records I've ever heard. First time i heard that Larry Banks I nearly fainted on Fudge and Nick Hackett.