Corbett80

Don't see the Sultans much either. Think Rod was the last person to have one for sale on here at £150 a few years back.

Foreign Blue

https://www.popsike.com/EL-ANTHONY-NORTHERN-SOUL-MOD-LA-CINDY-RARE-LISTEN/260349563401.html

All fantastic 45s. Ralph Soul Jackson such a good record. Marc F played it recently and it sounded superb. Flip of the Profs is great as well.

Good price for Sonny Parker. The flip is the side though, gorgeous mid tempo record!

Little Sonny & Clarence Reid both great

I guess thats an auction for you though....fair play to the buyer if he / she can afford to throw that at a title they want. Just surprised as i didn't expect it to achieve quite that much. Crazy world of northern soul etc etc

Still after this if anyone can help Ta!

thanks for info pete

Has this got 'Mrs Soul' on it?

I know i was going to have a crack at it but forgot. DOH! So we've had Hector Riveria seen at £1k and now BV. Wonder what Harvey Averne will fetch at the next auction?

"I KNOW ITS NOT FASHIONABLE AT THE MOMENT THO" 45s as good as this should never go out of fashion. Amazing Detroit record! Play it more Pete!

Am i going potty or did Bobby Valentin just go for nigh on £1k on John's auction?!

great playlist!

I'm a fan of the Roy Butler too.....but i love the instrumental of it as well. Is that the flip?

'Please deposit £100,000 pound of monies into my personal bank account'

Roy Docker - Go lovely little soul 45 https://www.popsike.com/ROY-DOCKER-GO-SOUNDCLIP/330394051940.html

kids at allnighters: NO

Royal Five - Say It To My Face - Tyler purple original EX+ £70 ON HOLD Johnny Moore - Walk Like A Man - Date issue EX £40 Bobby Byrd - Lost In The Mood Of Changes - Smash M- (nice 60's dancer from a great artist) £20 ON HOLD Kenny Hamber - Never Found A Girl - Pes M- £30 Calvin & Alison Turner - What Is This - Lulu VG+ £40 Eddie Ray - Glad I Found You / You Got Me - HSI Prix M- £30

Butch had one a while back at £400 white demo. One went on ebay for £37!!!!!

"Backing sounds like a 1970s Schools programme theme tune. " Yeah school of Fucking Mental Crossover. Pretty sure i've seen this on one of Arthur's playlists from a while back?

Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up awesome blue-eyed 80's

I think the Sherrell Bros is one of the best crossover records i've ever heard. When that first line comes in: 'this man loves you - this man tries - but how can he hide the tears in his eyes'....some amazing lilting guitar work in it too.

Check ebay, Lew Stanley has had a couple of these recently.

'...Indeed I do. I believe that they finally stopped pressing tri-centres in SA at the end of the 1960s. I've got loads of 'em, on labels like Fontana, Parlophone, Philips, Atlantic, Polydor etc. etc. I also have red Decca tri's that look exactly like this London. It's important to know that all SA London releases were being pressed on a solid-centre Decca label, which looks like the UK Decca blue-and-white demo label, by the early 70s - and, although it's not especially relevant here, so were Brunswick releases. I have a whole raft of those Deccas, from Donnie Elbert, Ann Peebles and Al Green to the Chi-Lites and Hamilton Bohannon, spread right across the first half of the 70s. If "The Champion" had come out in SA when it came out here on 45, it would almost certainly have been on one of those solid centre Decca labels, rather than a tri-centre London. As far as I'm concerned, the red tri-centre London is 100% original. And I'd like one very much... TONE ' Think I messaged you about it Pete a while ago and you kindly helped me to try to find out the score with it.......I did have it on here for sale but got no takers at all, I suppose due to the fact people thought/think it's a 70's press. Certainly doesn't feel like one when you handle the vinyl. Audio quality on the SA 'Champion' is great as well. Interesting 45!