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https://www.youtube.com/embed/huPGHIhmcs0 Hopefully the above clip will work...thanks Nev...

Modern semi known starting to get attention. SOLD EX+ close to M- £200 Former James Walsh c/u - still loads of potential in this 45. No online clip sadly..... will try to source one if possible.... SOLD

I know three at least with it. Like you say more to do with it being too good to sell.

You might be right then....hope you pick one up soon. Best! j

heh - posted this first then quickly the pm!!

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about that i'd say too? thers demand but the copies are there.....

Amazed it's £350 worth now let alone £400!!

Sorry mate - didn't mean it to sound like that - i didn't know if it was uncovered or not so just meant i knew it had been previously covered at some point. I don't get out enough :) ps. The Tavares-esque break down in it is good - reminds me of the similar bit in Second Ressurrection. Glad to hear Dodson is getting action - I haven't had a chance to play it out yet - does it get a good response?

Roy Dodson is great - was previously covered up until now. I got one a while back from an all round nice guy and brilliant record dealer. Is quite an obscure record by all accounts.

Aggregate soul i meant

With Dave on the guitar - choppy, heavy, mean, aggresive aggro soul. Great! The thing is the DoS has tons of its own merits too. You can't go wrong with either and each has its time and place imho. Just a great song.

Mintz for me.

Great times

Try on Youtube. I would of thought you'd of had it? For what it's worth I don't hate it it's just average and imho Sir Joe is a lot better. There's loads of similar dull 60's sounds that were made during that period so you'll be spoilt for choice.

That's the one. I'm surprised we're citing that as a great record against this. That is a classic example of a pretty standard uptempo 60's cut. Flip is a nice slow tune. How that can be a considered far superior to the Sir Joe is beyond me. This is all the wrong way round! This clearly shows it's all about personal taste and not much else? Ho hum.

Really?! Are you talking about 'The Word Called Love'??

Great ot see the hard r&s sid eof JD Abram get a spin. Some seriously dark guitar work on it.

No worries , i doubt you have much reason to use them anyway.

pm'ed you again

LIke the font they've used!

Yes i 100% would. I can't understand how you could apparently like northern soul and not like this. Makes no sense at all. Saying this has nothing to do with northern is like saying the Dore label has no soul on it. If we were talking about more recent jazz funk style records that are being played then I could agree it's fairly removed from 'traditional' northern sounds but this is as heavy a 60's belter as you'll hear. The beat, the horns, the girly backing, the label, the era - it's all there. Yes the vocal isn't the strongest but as Dave and Cliff says - but when's that stopped a northern record being great? I heard Greety play this at Bisley a while back and it sounded perfect in a big venue. I like hearing new things all the time and with that I hear a lot of old shit but this has all the hallmarks of a great 60's northern soul record. One of the best recent finds along with the Parliaments for me. Each to their own as per usual etc etc. If you find a copy I'll give you £20 and you'll have doubled your money. No need to thank me.

I think it's an absolutely belting 60's powerhouse that sounds well skill out in a club. It's smash the place up good. The horns are a good place to start when I think about how brilliant it is. And no I don't have it / am not going to bid on it / don't have one to sell

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