Tommy Ridgley
My Love Gets Stronger
I just adore this record! Could you ever tire of such simplistic genius!
Tommy’s soulful-purring is embroidered with some of the finest girl-group backing you could ever wish to encounter. The mix of of the male lead and the heavenly ladies voices is something rather special especially when the ladies drop down a few keys during those timely horn driven instrumental breaks, creating an unparalleled atmospheric dance experience.
THIS IS NORTHERN SOUL - at it’s most-magnificent!
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Metros
Since I Found My Baby C/w No Baby
PIED PIPER! in it’s most-desirable form
This is the seldom witnessed 1966 German press complete with a very neat & tidy picture sleeve.
I must have heard “Since I found My Baby” countless times in my life but the magic of the Pied Piper production always makes it a fresh experience, which brings seamlessly to my next comment; How darn good is the flipside which I’ve heard only a very few times in my time on the planet.
This tune is every note as good, has been undeservedly neglected over the decades of it’s twin evolving into a timeless Northern Soul classic. From now on none of us has any excuse for playing the obvious - flip it over and turn a few heads.
Then show the turntable voyeurs the label and that magnificent sleeve - that few collectors can boast of owning.
Current bid: £ 106.00
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Conquistadors
Sadness And Madness C/w Lonely Was I
Two sides of vocal-group Northern Soul that are at last starting to receive attention.
Top side is the one that used to send a shivers through you, when hearing it’s frantically paced arrangement, showcasing the slick team work of this Chicago vocal group gathering. Upbeat proper, foot-to-the-floor adrenaline rushing Northern Soul for gymnasts only.
But in more recent times it’s the easier to dance to, decidedly soulful harmony dance-groove that has been catching the turntables of the upfront NS Jocks.
This 45 has always been a tough-to find rarity - as a WHITE PROMO copy n “like New” condition - I think it could well become a future trophy-piece, as this recording has a long, long way to go to reach it’s peak of awareness.
Two great sides just saturated in NS potential ..
Current bid: £ 92.00
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Butlers With Frankie Beverly
Because Of My Heart C/w I Want To Feel I'm Wanted
It was always gonna be pretty hard to follow the euphoria of selling the Larry Clinton issue this week. But we think Frankie Beverly’s different take of his Fairmount 1014 trophy on the impossible to acquire Washington D.C. ROUSER label, is the perfect sequel.
Take a listen these two raw-cut versions that were abandoned by Fairmount to emerge some 150 miles south in Washington, D.C. and the legend was born.
The simple piano intro is the Green-Light for the dance-floor dash, driven by an insane saxophonist, who supports Frankie’s leathery vocal style throughout. A lush harmony chorus from The Butlers, then one of the ultimate sax breaks, horns, shrill girls…well this recording just has THE LOT!
THIS IS MATCHLESS NORTHERN SOUL.
So flip it over and you’ll be treated to a finger-popping groove that is every note as good, in fact some would say better than the usual preferred DJ side. I could run the full spectrum of superlatives, whilst reviewing these two killers but I think the soundfile will do all the talking required.
So to the label - less that 5 known copies known? may not be an exaggeration of it’s rarity!
This 45s offers Northern Soul collecting, not only at it’s most challenging, but most arousing too…spine-tingling stuff.
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The winning bid was £ 3,063.00
Effie Smith
Dial That Telephone Part 1 & 2
A PERFECT copy.
As you will already know this example is one of the really scarce #’s in the series, this copy was most probably unplayed before the soundfile was lifted, the spindle hole was virgin, both labels are like new, as is the vinyl both sides.
Sue searchers, you will not find a finer copy of this Los Angeles Black novelty recording.
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The winning bid was £ 110.00
Court Davis
Try To Think (what You're Doing) C/w The World Keeps Spinning
Herbie Williams - The Lover Who Loves You Not!
Richard Searling’s Wigan Casino Monster, the one that had the punters ripping their hair out with frustration of not knowing who it really was.
That bank of strings would reverberate around the cathedral of Northern Soul; the lone piano break signaled arms held aloft, as the sea of dancers would dreamlike spin and shuffle to down-beat NS that Wigan Casino had not witnessed before… such was Richard Searling’s ear-for-a-tune.
Today this legendary 45 still has the same effect.. but is rarely heard - sadly oldies venues are virtually devoid of real top-quality NS oldies - predictably replaced by the tried-tested-terminal-tunes.
Hopefully soon oldies DJ aspire do whole sets of the stand-out tunes of yesteryear that refresh both the memory & the soul
Wigan Casino - this spin was surely one of the greatest spins ever!
NOTE: of all the few copies we have had though our hands over the decades were pressed in “contaminated” vinyl that gives varying levels of pimpling. Some resemble a bad case of acne, a few you can hardly notice the blemishes at all - this copy is THE BEST playing surface I’ve witnessed, check out the flawless soundfile & two immaculate labels.
Also we’ve sound-clipped the flipside to showcase the 2 record only artist’s vocal power.
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The winning bid was £ 2,914.00
George Freeman
Down And Out
The RARE “Gold” text 1962 press as opposed to the not so rare 1963 Silver Text press.
BEAT BALLAD HEAVEN
The New York Big City Sound served stone-cold with George’s convincing vocal descending into despair on a full orchestral arrangement. Master arranger Perry Botkin uses all his movie score potential as he constructs layer upon layer of sound. Starting with a few plucks of the violin, lazy castanets drift aside as George’s bellowing vocal takes over, then Perry mounts an a front off timely horns as the session transforms into an unstoppable force.
As 49th Street in the Manhattan generates another Brill Building masterpiece.
George went on to record a few other great soul tunes, and Botkin’s talents took him on to Movie & TV scores that includes Mork & Mindy, Happy Days and films that Jack Nicholson stared in….
The roads of life …
PS this Gold Text beauty is utterly pristine!
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The winning bid was £ 243.00
Winfield Parker & The Shyndells
I Love You Just The Same
How time flies - This 45 is our very FIRST copy for sale in over 15 years, it only seems like yesterday when me Spanner, Butch, Eddie Paz, Rob Underwood would travel that winding 80 miles from Melton Mowbray to Cleethorpes, at the time 1977 the only serious rival Wigan Casino had for the crown of Northern Soul Central.
In those days Winfield Parker was firmly in my play list, an all powerful thumpin’ slab of Northern Soul, a dance-floor dismantler of devastating proportions, a stomper all the way from 427 Laurens Street, Baltimore, Maryland to Lincolnshire’s coastline to shake the Winter Gardens to it’s core.
Even back in the late 70s this 1965 release was darn difficult to find, today I was rather shocked to find I had no sales history on it whatsoever.
Check out this runaway-Northern-Soul-juggernaut and remember you ONLY get this tune on the incredibly rare BLUE label release # 0017. Winfield did re-cut the record for Ru-Jac 0024 a yellow label in 1967 - this version is a dull water ed down Reliant Robin of a version.. and is to be passed over.
Do not pass by this one though - when are we gonna see another?
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The winning bid was £ 300.00
Eddie Foster
I Never Knew
No words from me can elevate this Northern Soul anthem any higher than it already sits. A timeless, enduring classic that never fails to ignite the masses to dance.
MINT is a near impossible grade for this record.
But this is an utterly flawless copy, label retains FULL depth of blue, vinyl both sides is pristine!
This s the “Title” & “matrix” numbers in deadwax variation of the ORIGINAL press.
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The winning bid was £ 500.00
Carolyn Crawford
When Someone's Good To You C/w My Heart
Bemusingly this Detroit Songbird only released 3 45 for Motown, all of which are fabulous Northern Soul dance tunes BOTH sides. So in all this ladies brief Motown career gave us fully 6 tunes to consider.
This her only UK release and sadly the last of her 3.
This rarity is a near perfect 1964 UK press offering not only seriously elusive British Tamla Motown but also two of this under-recorded lady’s Northern Soul dancers, both sides of the highest order.
So hard to find as this 1964 Stateside release, in any condition whatsoever - so to be able to list a near perfect example is more than pleasing. Do not pass by by - we may never see a copy in this flawless state again.
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The winning bid was £ 166.00
Dysons Faces
Original 1977 Washinton D.c. Press
WOW! What an album!
Conceived in Washington, D.C. mixed by Detroit doyen Clay McMurray. This album serves notice on what 70s should have sounded like throughout the decade until the intrusion of “disco”
Every tracks drips with soul, no matter it be upbeat or a tortured harmony ballad, top quality, an affirmation of what was possible whern all in the studio ignore outside commercial influences.
We’ve picked four tracks but we could easily have sound-filed all 8 delicious tracks.
A sample of two dance tunes & two sweet soul ballads - so listen to
- till I’ve got this feelin’ of love
- welcome to all this love again
- don’t worry about the jones
- you and me
and imagine this album at your fingertips in the record den…
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The winning bid was £ 201.00
Tams
What Kind F Fool (do You Think I Am) C/w Laugh It Off
A gorgeous 1964 British Red & White DEMO.
This 45 The Tams first British 45 release paved the way for groups iconic HMV “Hey Girl Don’t Bother Me” that has for all-time been consider an ultimate British Soul collectors trophy.
But just like “Hey Girl” it’s predecessor “What Kind Of Fool” was created by the prolific lyricist Ray Whitely’s who skill in telling a short story to music.
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Robert Parker
Barefootin'
The RARE 1966 UK white and red Island press in stunning condition, we think the scans say it all.
From the streets of New Orleans to worldwide dance hit! The collaboration of Robert Parker & Wardell Quezerque crafted a dance-craze that became a huge MOD favourite and today still packs the floors at those “Twisted Wheel” rival evenings.
The single is now considered a timeless classic - but the album is a different matter. As the original USA press with the yellow label it is seldom seen, but this British 1966 Island release is ultra-difficult album to secure.
The condition of this copy is ridiculously clean, as if been filed since it’s release in 1966; hardly a blemish can be detected on vinyl, label or sleeve.
If your neurotic about condition and seek only the extremely elusive 60s SOUL LP’s this is for you!
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The winning bid was £ 47.00
Exits
Another Sundown In Watts C/w I'm So Glad
If you cram Jimmy Conwell, Sir Hank Graham, Godoy Colbert, Gene Page and Arthur Wright into a studio you have every right to expect something very special - and thats what you get with this commercially failed 1969 Los Angeles work-out.
NORTHERN SOUL HEAVEN
We’ll let the sumptuous sound-file do all the talking as it exhibits beautiful marierd harmonies woven into a classy mid-tempo dance groove.
Sweet soul fans will also enjoy the slick flipside.
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The winning bid was £ 410.00
Sonia Ross
Let Me Let Free C/w Every Now And Then
For lovers of the obscure Sister-Soul tunes that stir your passion and your need.
Topside is crossover delight on the highest quality highlighting a boundless vocal that expresses pain and suffering but at the same time beckons you to dance! Rare soulful dance at it’s most captivating.
*So on to the other side
The flip is a slab Deep Soul capable of tearing your heart from your chest, a young girls torment could hardly be portrayed more painfully as Sonia serves up a hand on broken-heart performance, soothed by considerate male vocal group backing.
This is without doubt my favourite Soul-Sister record of the moment.
Listen and weep…
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The winning bid was £ 420.00
Errol Dixon
The Hoop C/w I Don't Want
Tell me a more convincing slab of 60s Dance Soul ever released as UK ONLY than this explosive nugget.
Drop the stylus and rock the house, as Errol Dixon takes the style to a new level.
This copy is utterly perfect, check the label scan for the astonishing sight of the paper shards still hanging from the machine dink of 47 years ago.
Does it get any MINTER than that!
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The winning bid was £ 109.00
Black Music
Edition 1 - December 1973
The very first edition of this monthly rival to Blues & Soul.
December 1973 IPC Specialist Press debuted with a 56 page colour magazine, which includes Dave Godin’s debut column after leaving Blues & Soul in 1972. Plus a 3 page 15 year history of The Isley Brothers, also boasting a full colour centerfold of pose of Sly Stewart.
Black Music aim was to broadened the spectrum of Black Music collecting journalism in Britain not just covering UK & USA Soul but also Reggae, Afro and Jazz. This first edition actually outstripped Blues & Soul at the time - the wars of the British Soul magazine had begun!
This edition for obvious reasons is incredibly hard to find - as subsequent monthly releases circulation grew on the back of outstanding writings of Tony Cummings, Carl Gayle, Dave Godin, with USA contributors Bob Palmer & Vernon Gibbs in New York & Dennis Hunt in Los Angeles “Black Music” had the scene covered.
Needless to say this issue is full of Artist Pics, Biographies, USA & UK charts, fascinating record company and fashion adverts that give a unique insight into the 1973 black music culture.
an essential starting point to collect this highly informative series.
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The winning bid was £ 9.00
Esther Philips
Just Say Goodbye
We do love to adorn our auctions with affordable, perfect condition Northern Soul classics. So when truly great records come along in flawless condition, as near to their original state as you’d dare hope for, expect then to go on auction, so our weekly listings appeal to all budgets.
So hear is that wonderful tune, Esther’s ultimate Northern Soul offering, in it’s rarest form, a tasty WHITE DEMO, tiny date stamp on the “Plug Side” FEB 14 1966.
Valentines day, could be in May this year, if you fall in love with this totally awesome tune, in perfect clothes.
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The winning bid was £ 129.00
Dorsey Burnette
Jimmy Brown C/w Everybody's Angel
EMI’s decision to release this Motown country-subsiduary “Melody 116” recording ran against all common sense. The label was building a huge cult-following in the UK in 1965 as the Motown Sound was the “IN” club music.
What must those more-dedicated Soul collectors have thought as the ordered another Tamla Motown release from the Friday “release sheets” and received this on the Tuesday; and I wonder how many tried to renege on the order.
Thus the legendary UK TMG 534 serious rarity was born.
They did the same same mistake 3 releases later with Tony Martin’s - The Bigger Your Heart Is - after that, you would like to think, there was a dismissal of an EMI executive. Then was back to usual business with uninterrupted wave after wave of Motown hits.
But if you like 1000’s of others you collect TMG 500 series, t=you will not need reminding how essential this release is to own. As a Red & White DEMO in Mint - pristine condition it is perhaps the most wanted “horrid” 45 on Planet Earth.
TMG 534 immaculate DEMO - you will not locate a finer copy!
So just do it!
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Groovers
I'm A Bashful Guy C/w Just Go For Me
The real-heroes of Northern Soul, there are many but not many as consistent as Leonard Jewel Smith Smith. Here are twon of his best on one of te world’s most-wanted labels.
Most everything this Los Angeles genius touched met all the criteria that would, in later years, be considered fine Northern Soul. This example is a double-helping of this man’s gift for the 60s dance recording.
Aided by Jimmy & Ben Gresham the 3 get everything right! Topside is a vocal group gem, supported by blaring horns, persistent piano and his teammates wailing chorus and the compulsory instrumental..the lead vocal just spews out the poetic lyrics. Validating my statement that Leonard does not miss a trick whilst building a session.
On the flipside the team display their versatility with the addition of a prominent Mike Terry style saxophone, prompting a soothing mid-tempo harmony stroller.
Two terrific sides - but that what we expect from Leonard “THE JEWEL” Smith.
Current bid: £ 286.00
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Lloyd Glenn
What You've Got C/w Feel Good Now
Hidden on the flipside of this revered SKA label is a thumpin’ horn-forced Northern Soul dancer, relentless in it’s power & attitude!
Check out this stomper, that encapsulates the 60s London MOD, that more and more artists of the period tried to emulate the records feeding the all night Club-Scene; Most likely inspired by Stax & Atlantic recordings that pleasured the club-faithful of the era, Lloyd Glenn captures that atmosphere completely, serving up what is today still the right sound to make ‘em move.
Flip side will also cause interest from te SKA collectors - the label will cause interest from everyone!
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Johnny Ace
Mermorial Album
The mythical 1961 British original FIRST press!
The Godfather of Deep Soul - the first artist I heard perform what was to become the platform for the likes of Otis Redding, Percry Sledge, Arthur Conley to spring from.
This album is a tribute to a man ahead of his time, the founder of the aching soul ballad with “Pledging My Love” becoming a trailblazing standard for the emotional lament and arguably the birth of “Soul”.
This Memphian tragically died, accidentally in 1954, perhaps after that great recording he was “called” to a higher place.
Whilst collecting British release “Soul” albums there is no “higher Place” than this ridiculously hard to acquire rarity!
The fully laminated cover is immaculate, labels has a small initial on it, vinyl has some light insignificant surface blemishes, as you can hear it plays superbly clean, clear & true!
Current bid: £ 26.00
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Lee Dorsey
The Best Of Lee Dorsey
SUE - BOYS this is the incredibly elusive 1965 UK press covering his pre-Sansu era and his work on the Fury label.
This copy has pristine vinyl & labels - cover both front & back only reveals light age wear and as the scan reveal only minimal insignificant creasing.
Rare, Rare, Rare album on Britain’s most-collectable label.
Sleeve notes by the legendary Guy Stevens
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Darrell Banks
I'm The One Who Loves You
Everybody’s favourite artist, performing mine & near everybody’s favourite recording!
So to own it in it’s rarest most-desirable form possible, should be on every soul-vinyl-head’s bucket-list.
Before you today is the July 1969 British DEMO in definitive Mint - condition
All that’s left to do is listen to one of the great Soul records EVER made, then make your decision, do you have it buried with you or not.
Current bid: £ 67.00
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Sea Shells
Quiet Home C/w Another Tear Must Fall
Utterly delicious Detroit exquisitely constructed by the one and only Mike Terry. Surely only “the Sax-God” could weave such as eerie atmospheric girl-group session and still make it a truly enchanting Northern Soul winner.
It has been quite some while since I’ve seen or heard this truly beautiful tune and how welcome is it, to my ears this 45 never received the full attention it deserved first time round in the 80s, surely a strong renaissance beckons for this Terry-tantalizer from the top-drawer!
Current bid: £ 13.00
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Lynne Randell
Stranger In My Arms
The beautiful London born Lynne Randell - moved to Australia as a little girl and by the age of 16 she was a celebrity.
How, as a 17 year old she came under the tutorship of the “great” Bob Crewe is unknown to me. But what a combination with Lynne’s vocal prowess and the inimitable New York team of Bob Crewe, Gary Knight, Herb Bernstein & Ted Cooper crafting yet another Northern Soul monster!
Amazingly this Blackpool Mecca, Catacombs & early Wigan Casino dance-floor-pleaser originally sat on a the B-side of a rather ordinary pop recording, until those Northern Soul pioneers again struck “gold” when the rare UK CBS release was discovered.
Before you today is this Northern Soul timeless classic, in it’s most-wanted, least seen USA original format. A seldom-seen yellow STOCK copy complete with Picture Sleeve with the gorgeous Lynne in triplicate and a bio on the back cover.
Current bid: £ 140.00
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Blues & Soul No. 5
No. 5 February 1968
Ironically Otis Redding’s tragic death December 10, 1967 went unreported in issue #4 January 1968 as Blues & Soul had already gone to press, editorial being prepared early to allow for Christmas. So, it was nearly 2 months later when this iconic magazine could report on the King’s passing.
This issue contains “The Otis Redding Story” plus 3 full page Otis pics. Other artist bios and pics include. The O’Jays, O. V. Wright* pictured + bio, The Bar-Kays, Gladys Knight, Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell.
Plus the feature L-I-V-E which reviews 4 live acts witnessed in the UK in January: Gladys Knight & the pips, Eddie Floyd, Felice Taylor - her debut appearance &Chris Clark.
plus the charts and reviews on new vinyl releases.
This copy is in the finest condition possible;e it looks like the day it arrived in the mail, February 1968.
Current bid: £ 9.00
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Metaphors
Come On Back (to Me) C/w You Have Everything (that A Man Could Love)
SWEET SOUL HEAVEN - twice over.
Seriously obscure Jimi Ingram project giving up two delicious harmony ballads featuring an icy falsetto lead cradled by elaborate group-support, forming a lush vocal expanse that the lead-vocal pierces with emotional high-pitched pleas…just fabulous.
But flip it over and the quality does not dip for a second as the same formula is followed, with same effect, a sweet soul understanding of epic [proportions.
I repeat - SWEET SOUL HEAVEN - twice over!
Current bid: £ 12.00
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Joe Wilson
Headed For A Fall C/w Goddess Of Love
Stomping New Orleans rarity - on a label that again is causing huge interest on forums as they debate the wealth of rare soul vinyl this Crescent City enterprise churned out.
Before you today is one of it’s seriously RARE 45s; A great-big-hunk of Northern Soul that just drips with the capacity to cause-dance-floor-harm. The uncompromising brass production is enriched by Joe’s snarling voice and off we go.
This guy was sadly under-recorded, sensational voice with a focused delivery on all his few recordings. Check out his UK Pye release “When A Man Cries c/w Sweetness” because it could possibly be the only way you’ll be sure of owning some of the man’s work.
This is RARE - widely unknown, just begging for the right DJ to get it to those hungry masses gagging for new NS stompers to throw themselves around to.
Current bid: £ 12.00
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Patterson Twins
Gonna Find A True Love
Instantly interesting 70s club intro is swept aside as The Patterson Twins inject the level of soul that Southern Soul exponent Terry Woodford intended it to be sung with.
It’s one of those songs that just enters your heart on the first hearing and remains filed in the favourite part of you brain with your feet awaiting patiently for it’s next visit.
Blending Southern soul lyrics with a Bongo driven dance arrangement can be no easy task. A task made easier by the intensity of the lead vocals and the depth of the girl-group chorus. What you have is SOUL woven into a great dance production…
What more does a dance-floor require…?
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