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MARCH 2018 AUCTION &A SAM NESBIT BLACK MOTHER GOOSE AMOS 154 D M- 300 Easily the rarest import 45 played at the famed Twisted Wheel Club in Manchester but then flipped over some 25 years later to reveal the superb crossover number ‘Chase Those Clouds Away’. A stone mint copy hardly touched will be a rarity in its own right. Both sides on the soundbite. B DEMURES RAINING TEARDROPS BRUNSWICK

55284 D M- 360

Here’s one we don’t get very often at all, quite a while since we had a copy in fact. Super Chicago girl group about whom we know nothing at all. A bit of a fan club for the flipside ‘He’s Got Your Number’ these days as well. Both sides on soundbite. C MARY WHEELER & THE

KNIGHTS I FEEL IN MY HEART ATOM 201 WD VG++ 250

One of the greatest records Maxine Brown never made, certainly out of New York and it would seem that the tiny Atom label lost faith and never released it to the shops as only promos have ever been seen. In quality terms, that was surely a mistake. Producer Artie Butler certainly knew how to make a record and worked with a number of famous names including Neil Diamond. In fact it was his suggestion to Louis Armstrong to record ‘What A Wonderful World’! D FRANK DELL HE BROKE YOUR GAME

WIDE OPEN VALISE 6900 VG++ 359

Staying with New York and a sixties biggie on the Northern scene from ’78, it was a generally poor year for the scene (i.e ‘Nine Times Out of Ten’ being the top sound) and some soulful sensibility was most certainly needed. Big voiced Frank (in fact he was Big Frank Murphy as well) and his wonderful number helped some of us survive it all! E TOBI LEGEND TIME WILL PASS YOU BY MALA 591 D M- 550 Surely not too many words are needed with this one? Played first at the Pendulum, it is really Tobi Lark (something I suspected for years) and is absolutely a legend of the Northern Soul scene. F PAT & THE BLENDERS JUST BECAUSE FAST EDDIE 102 M- 300 A mere handful of 45’s from Pat Gordon and his group includes two releases on this Philadelphian label both of which include this superb side. Here we have ‘Just Because’ backed with the great instrumental version (which amazingly is the A-side).

G CHERYL ANN I CAN’T LET HIM PATTY 052 M- 210 A biggie back in ’77 if I remember correctly but not big enough to ever have been booted/reissued (which is/was surprising) A division of Holton Records (in itself an obscure label) produced by Stan Vincent who is famous for work with the Five Stairsteps and Lou Christie as well as the Cobblestone rarity from the Barrons we auctioned in December. H THE ISONICS SUGAR KAMMY 369 VG++ 315 A one-off recording for Al Kavelin’s Kammy record label in 1967 resulted in this latin-tinged mover that has moved many onto the dancefloor in recent years. Song writer Louis Hollingworth was also the lead singer of the group and producer Frank Kavelin was the son of the label owner (who, incidentally, is wrong in saying on the internet that this is a 1969 release). I THE HUNS REVIEW DON’T MAKE ME LOVE

YOU SORRO 967 M- 250

A mighty fine minty copy of this wonderful dancer from a group that is most likely blue-eyed but really you can’t tell. Reminds us of the Temptones. Back in the day it was the flipside ‘Danger Zone’ (a version of the Wilson Pickett records) that got the spins and that side is good too, so we’ve included it on the soundbites. J PAUL ANKA WHEN WE GET THERE RCA 9457 M- 205 Big in ’77, bigger in 2018. Considering that Anka had already been a big teen pop star, his sixties RCA career was a dismal flop with both of his Northern sides being far from hits, in fact rare on issue copies indicating that they sold exactly NOTHING. Here is a very nice condition copy of his 1967 mega-flop. K ROY HAMILTON CRACKIN’ UP OVER YOU RCA 8960 M- 200 And much the same as the above must apply to Roy’s wondrous 1966 outing. Hamilton was hardly a nobody, having had big fifties hits (famously he was Elvis’ favourite singer and Presley copied much of his style) but in the sixties much of his material sank like a stone. He passed away in 1970 having left the Northern scene at least two stone classics, this is one of them. L THE FOUR TRACKS CHARADE NOTE 7212 VG++ 200 Time to move into the seventies and a 1974 release from Birmingham, Alabama that has never been easy-to-find even two or three years after release. Group members were Arthur Bailey, Ronnie Craig, James Dawson and Eddie Stovall. M THREE PROPHETS I THINK I REALLY LOVE

YOU TOGETHER 108 WD M- 180

This fine Modern Soul dancer came out in 1972 from a group that emerged out of The Prophets of ‘I Got The Fever’ fame (later the Georgia Prophets). The group are lead by the great Billy Scott (a minority black voice on the Carolinas Beach circuit) supported by girl’s Barbara Scott (Bobby’s wife) and Janet Helm. A perfect mint copy. N THE FABULOUS

APOLLOS THE ONE ALONE VALTONE 101 M- 200

Two incredible Detroit sides for your money, just in case you had forgotten (or didn’t know) how good the flipside ‘Determination’ is we’ve “soundbitten” that one as well. At various times the Fabulous Apollos had Joe Matthews or Tony Daniels as lead vocalist-our money is on the ‘Ain’t Nothing You Can Do’ man! 0 THE C.O.D.’S GIMME YOUR LOVE MAGIC TOUCH

8003 M- 200

A strange and obscure crossover dancer from the Milwaukee label seems to revive the C.O.D.’S group ten years on. Writer Tommy Brown was not in the original outfit but sings on this one. Its most likely nothing to do with the original group, merely a cash-in on the name (they had a sizable hit with ‘Michael’). P THE SAPPHIRES EVIL ONE HMV 1461 (UK) M- 333 Almost perfect copy (just a very faint little biro mark on the reverse). How many copies must things like this have sold at the time? Many of them MUST be rarer than the promos (which were given away, often profligately so).

Q EDWARD HAMILTON BABY DON’T YOU WEEP MARY JANE 1005 M- 400 One of a handful of gems from this Detroit legend and many folks rate this as the best one. Rarer with the words ‘A Mike Terry Arr.’ on the imprint. R HERB JOHNSON I’M SO GLAD TOXSAN 101 M- 450 We really do rate this as a rarity. The first MINT copy we’ve EVER had. Original local label before Brunswick of course and a total gem that needs spinning and reviving straight away. S JACKIE EDWARDS I FEEL SO BAD ISLAND 3006 (UK) M- 720 Possibly the finest sixties soul record made in the U.K. A very fine copy, just one microscopic mark defying 42 years of existence.

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PREVIOUSLY UNISSUED ON 45 45’S

1 BULL AND THE MATADORS

A PART OF MY LIFE BIGMAN 1001 M- 15

Two more unissued Chicago cuts from the Leaner stable of labels. This time on a new label out of the North West. Limited edition. 2 McKINLEY

MITCHELL MY SWEET BABY ONE-DERFUL

2008 M- 12

Latest Secret Stash release sees two unissued cuts fighting it out back-to-back with Mitchell’s fabulous vocals on both sides. 3 HARRY STARR LIVE IT UP SOUL TRIBE

1024 M- 8

Only to be found on CD apart from this Canadian release (which has Lennie Curtis on the flipside). 4 BOBBY REED CALDONIA BROWN SHRINE 114 M- 8 Starting to get real low in quantity and the only 45 release of this tremendous piece of Washington soul circa 1966. 5 THE DELCORDS I’M SO SORRY TREASURE 001 M- 10 Vocal to ‘Soul Step’ (The Dogs, found on the flipside) by a Philly group that became the Magnificent Men. 6 STEVE MANCHA HE STOLE A LOVE THAT WAS

MINE GROOVESVILLE GV2

M- 10

Two excellent unissued at the time Detroit soul tracks, last few copies! 7 JONES & GASTON DO YOU GET THE MESSAGE CANNONBALL

06 M- 10

Demo version of the Grey Imprint track from the original producers. 8 WALLIE HOSKINS SWITCH AROUND BELTONE 005 M- 20 Last few only dancefloor monster from 15 years ago available ONLY on this acetate reproduction. 9 BETTY SEMPER &

DONNLE ELBERT BAND A LOVE I BELIEVE IN SHACK 050 M- 10

A sixties backing track intended for UK soul band Fleur De Lys but with an excellent vocal recently recorded over the top. Picture sleeve. 10 MAYFIELD

SINGERS DON’T START NONE VOC/INST.

SOUL CITY 161 M- 100

Yes you read it correctly. A ton. Reason? This, the final release of the last Soul City label went to 20 handwritten copies only. We found a couple at our old warehouse the other day much to our surprise. A certified rarity.

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER!

LATEST MANIFESTO MAGAZINE (DECEMBER 2017) Richard Searling, Tim Brown Talks, Soul Sam, Simon White, Keith Rylatt..... all the regulars letting off

steam in the good old fashioned medium of paper and ink. Definitely worth the price of a couple of pints (or less if you’re in the ‘Smoke’)

£5 inc post.

CHESS NORTHERN SOUL VOLUME #3 (BOX SET)

We are pleased to announce the release of the latest Chess Northern Soul box set, Volume 3.

7x7" 45s. See below for track listing....

Record 1 - 1. Bobby Womack Of The Valentinos – See Me Through (1965) (first time on 7”)

2. Joe Cato – I’m So Glad (1967)

Record 2 - 1. Jeanette Nellis – Wait (1963)

2. Amanda Love – You Keep Calling Me By Her Name (1967)

Record 3 - 1. The Starlets – Loving You Is Something New (1967)

2. Gene Chandler – Such A Pretty Thing (1966)

Record 4 - 1. Terry Callier – Ordinary Joe (1972)

2. Maurice McAllister – Baby Hang On (1967)

Record 5 - 1. Mitty Collier – Pain (1963)

2. The Knight Brothers – City Life (1964)

Record 6 - 1. The Kindly Shepherds – Lend Me Your Hand (1967)

2. Harold Hutton – Lucky Boy (1965)

Record 7 - 1. Jo Ann Garrett – Foolish Me (1969) (first time on 7”)

2. Johnny Nash – Love Ain’t Nothin’ (1964)

£54.99 PLUS £2.00 UK POSTAGE

NORTHERN RARITIES

11 JOANIE SOMMERS DON’T PITY ME WARNER BROS 5629

WD M- 400

12 BABY

WASHINGTON LEAVE ME ALONE SUE 790 VG++ 50

13 TIMEBOX BEGGIN’ DERAM 85031 D M- 60 Rare promo copy. 14 GINO IT’S ONLY A PAPER MOON GOLDEN CREST 581 VG++ 100

15 DEE CLARK THAT’S MY GIRL CONSTELLATION 146

VG++ 60

16 THE EMBERS WATCH OUT GIRL MGM 14167 M- 300 Slight ring wear, great vinyl. 17 THE FABULOUS

DIMENSIONS I CAN’T TAKE IT, BABY SAPPHIRE 1025 M-

75

Perfect on this side, 10% label tear on flip. 18 MARY LOVE HEY STONEY FACE MODERN 1010 WD M- 40 Great double sider, don’t ignore ‘I’ve Gotta Get YouBack’ on the flipside. 19 THE OTHER ONES THE TWO OF US KNOLL 500 VG++ 150 20 THE CASUALEERS DANCE, DANCE, DANCE ROULETTE 4722 WD M- 250

21 DORIS TROY FACE UP TO THE TRUTH CAPITOL 2043 D VG++ 90 22 TAMIKO JONES I’M SPELLBOUND GOLDEN WORLD 40

WD M- 200

23 THE MIGHTY MARVELOWS

TALKIN’ BOUT YA, BABY ABC 11011 M- 30

24 THE THEO-COFF INVASION

LUCKY DAY DEARBORN 570 M- 85

Rarer blue issue copy. 25 THESWEET THREE THAT’S THE WAY IT IS DECCA 32005 D VG++ 150 26 THE CARMEL STRINGS I HEAR A SYMPHONY AUDITION 77817 M- 25 27 THE SOUL-INS SOUL IN MOS-LEY 5201 M- 40 28 ROBERT THOMAS SALVATION CHARAY 87 M- 200 29 MONGUITO

SANTAMARIA HEY SISTER FANIA 481 M- 100

30 OTIS LEAVILL GOTTA RIGHT TO CRY LUCKY 1004 M- 150 31 BILLY WATKINS THE ICE-MAN ERA 3183 D M- 100 32 JERRY GANEY JUST A FOOL VERVE 10454 D M- 125 33 DRAKE AND THE

EN-SOLIDS PLEASE LEAVE ME ALTEEN 8652 M- 200

34 THE MODERN REDCAPS

EMPTY WORLD LAWN 254 D M- 150

35 THE SHUFFLERS ALWAYS BE MINE CRACKERJACK 4010 WD

M- 175

36 LEE HARVEY MY ASSURANCE KRIS 104 WD M- 150 37 KELL OSBORNE YOU CAN’T OUTSMART A

WOMAN LOMA 2023 M- 100

38 DARLENE LOVE TOO LATE TO SAY YOU’RE SORRY

REPRISE 0534 WD M- 150

39 DON RAY BORN A LOSER RCA VICTOR 9438 D M- 200 40 LORNA DOONE DANGEROUS TOWN RCA VICTOR 8532

WD M- 40

41 THE DORELLES YOU ARE RSVP 1108 D M- 40 42 LEE DORSEY VISTA, VISTA AMY 994 D M- 30 43 JIMMY DOTSON GONE, GONE, GONE AAR O DOT 701 M- 25 44 CARL DOUGLAS

AND THE BIG STAMPEDE

CRAZY FEELING OKEH 7268 M- 25

45 THE DOWNBEATS PUT YOURSELF IN MY PLACE

VIP 25029 M- 150

Rare Motown release with the Elgins as ‘The Downbeats’. 46 THE

DREAMLOVERS BLESS YOUR SOUL MERCURY 72595 WD M- 40

47 BOBBY DUKE SMOTHERING YOUR LOVE VERVE 10487 D M- 25 48 TOMMY DUNCAN LET ME TAKE YOU OUT SMASH 2073 M- 40 49 TOMMY DUNCAN LET’S TRY IT OVER AGAIN FALEW 104 M- 25 50 THE DYNETTES NEW GUY CONSTELLATION 150 M- 35 Very rare actually on a white promo copy. 51 E.J. AND THE

ECHOS IF IT TAKES A LIFE TIME RANGER 410 M- 250

52 E.J. AND THE ECHOS

TREAT ME RIGHT DIAMOND JIM 8795 M- 100

53 THE EARLS IT’S BEEN A LONG TIME COMING

ABC 11109 WD M- 40

Rare promo copy. 54 EAST BAY SOUL

BRASS THE CAT WALK RAMPART 661 M- 30

55 EBONY JAM RIDE ON AMOS 122 D M- 80 56 THE EBONYS DON’T KNOCK ME SOUL CLOCK 108 M- 25 57 DEE EDWARDS OH WHAT A PARTY D TOWN 1031 WD M- 50 58 DEE EDWARDS TOO CARELESS WITH MY

LOVE D TOWN 1024 M- 40

59 THE EDWARDS BROTHERS

KEEP ON KNOCKIN’ MUSIC WORLD 106 WD

M- 75

60 8TH AVENUE BAND THE WHOLE THING COLUMBIA 45593 WD M- 25 Huge sound everywhere in 75/76. 61 THE EMBRACERS STOP AND LET YOURSELF

GO LUCKY LABEL 1000 M- 200

62 THE ELECTRODES GO AWAY FRAN 200 WD M- 100 63 THE ENCHANTERS I PAID FOR THE PARTY LOMA 2012 WD M- 30 64 THE ENCHANTERS YOU WERE MEANT TO BE

MY BABY LOMA 2035 M- 30

65 THE ENERGETICS ME AND MY GIRL TOP TOP 005 M- 50 66 BARBARA ENGLISH ALL THE GOOD TIMES ARE

GONE WARNER BROS 5685 WD

M-

30

67 MINNIE EPPERSON IT’LL LAST FOREVER PEACOCK 1944 M- 30 68 THE ESCORTS S.O.S. (HEART IN

DISTRESS) SOULO 109 M- 40

69 THE ESSEX MOONLIGHT, MUSIC AND YOU

BANG 537 WD

M- 35

70 FRANK EVANS AND THE REGENTS

WHAT CAN I DO OLEN 6508 M- 50

71 MILL EVANS I’VE GOT TO HAVE YOUR LOVE

CONSTELLATION 170 WD

M- 75

72 BETTY EVERETT MY BABY LOVING MY BEST FRIEND

ABC 10978 WD M- 25

73 BETTY EVERETT BUNKY’S PICK VEE-JAY 716 WD M- 25 Great record, nice on white and blue promo. 74 THE FABULOUS THIS IS THE END BENSON 100 M- 40 75 THE FABULOUS

APOLLOS SOME GOOD IN EVERYTHING BAD

VALTONE 105 M- 150

76 THE FABULOUS PEPS

WITH THESE EYES WEE 3 1001 M- 75

77 THE FANTASTICS GOODBYE TO LOVE DMD 103 VG++ 150 78 THE FASINATIONS YOU GONNA BE SORRY ABC PARAMOUNT

10443 WD M- 35

79 THE FASINATIONS MAMA DIDN’T LIE ABC PARAMOUNT 10387

M- 30

80 HELENA FERGUSON

MY TERMS COMPASS 7009 M- 20

Original U.S. label-Twisted Wheel classic. 81 LEON FERRELL PURE UNADULTERATED

LOVE NATION 92767 M- 30

Excellent Stafford stuff- should fetch money. 82 THE FIATS SPEAK WORDS OF LOVE UNIVERSAL 5003 M- 150 Rare blue issue. 83 THE FIESTAS THE GYPSY SAID OLD TOWN 1134 M- 30 84 FIVE STAIRSTEPS

& CUBIE STAY CLOSE TO ME CURTOM 1933 D M- 25

Rare promo. 85 THE FLAME ‘N’

KING UP TIGHT RAINES 181 M- 30

86 FLAMES MY LONELY HOUR PEOPLE 600 M- 30 87 WINGATE’S LOVE-

IN STRINGS LET’S HAVE A LOVE-IN RIC TIC 129 M- 30

Very rare on a promo copy. 88 THE FLAMINGOS THE BOOGALOO PARTY PHILIPS 40347 WD M- 40 Rare white promo copy. 89 THE FLAMINGOS SINCE MY BABY PUT ME

DOWN PHILIPS 40378 M- 25

FANTASTIC overlooked flipside to ‘Brooklyn Boogaloo’. 90 RAY FLEMING ANOTHER LIKE YOU PURDY 103 M- 50 91 TEE FLETCHER HAPPY LOVING YOU SHUFLINE 019 M- 125 92 THE FLIRTATIONS SOMEONE OUT THERE PARROT 40028 D M- 25 93 TINA FLORENCE TOO MUCH FOR ME, BABY APT 25078 M- 75 Rarer black issue copy. 94 PHIL FLOWERS DISCONTENTED DOT 17058 M- 25 95 BILLY FLOYD SWEETER THAN CANDY 20TH CENTURY FOX

6678 WD M- 60

96 EDDIE FLOYD NO NO NO SAFICE 338 M- 25 97 THE FOREVERS BE AWARE WEIS 600 M- 30

98 SYL FOREMAN BEFORE I LEAVE YOU BIG STAR 007 M- 60 99 FORK IN THE ROAD CAN’T TURN AROUND NOW GM 712 M- 20 100 J.J. NICHOLS DANCIN’ LADY SONA 2029 D M- 30 101 THE FORMATIONS AT THE TOP OF THE

STAIRS BANK 1007 M- 75

First label before MGM. 102 THE FORMATIONS LOVE’S NOT ONLY FOR

THE HEART MGM 13963 WD M- 40

103 THE FOUR LARKS THAT’S ALL THAT COUNTS UPTOWN 748 WD M- 40 104 THE FOUR PRO’S EVERYBODY’S GOT SOME

SOUL CARLA 2532 WD M- 125

105 BOBBY FREEMAN LIES LOMA 2080 M- 75 Rarer issue copy. 106 BOBBY FREEMAN SOULFUL SOUND OF

MUSIC LOMA 2056 M- 25

107 BOBBY FREEMAN EVERYTHING’S LOVE TOUCH 101 M- 40 108 THE FUGITIVES HUMAN JUNGLE ROULETTE 4779 WD M- 30 109 THE FULLER BROS LET ME LOVE YOU BELL 734 D M- 30 110 JERRY FULLER I GET CARRIED AWAY CHALLENGE 59279 M- 100 111 THE

FUNDAMENTALS I WOULDN’T BLAME YA OKEH 7301 M- 150

Rarer issue.

MODERN SOUL & CROSSOVER 112 THE QUICKEST

WAY OUT HELLO STRANGER KAREN 717 M- 20

113 LOU RAGLAND AND HOT CHOCOLATE

I CAN’T TAKE IT CO-CO 103 M- 75

114 CHUCK RAY RECONSIDER GEMIGO 101 M- 25 115 BOBBY RAYLOV IF WE CAN’T BE LOVERS LOVINN 200 M- 25 116 PAULETTE

REAVES LET ME WRAP YOU IN MY LOVE

BLUE CANDLE 1518 WD

M- 15

117 REFLECTION JUST REALISED WAND 11237 M- 100 118 THE REVEALERS THEY HAD A PARTY AT

WATERGATE PARAMOUNT 0243 D

M- 50

119 REVELATION GET READY FOR THIS RSO 512 M- 20 120 MARGARET

REYNOLDS KEEP ON HOLDIN’ ON MOBY DICK 1433 M- 30

121 MARGARET REYNOLDS

TELEPHONE LOVER LEO MINI 111 M- 25

122 SIR MACK RICE I CAN NEVER BE SATISFIED ATCO 7065 M- 25 123 SANDRA

RICHARDSON LOVE TO BE YOUR WOMAN DELLWOOD 706 M- 40

124 RICHMOND EXTENSION

LET’S GET INTO SOMETHING

POLYDOR 14264 M- 70

125 ROCKY ROBERTS I WON’T THINK HARD OF YOU

CHESS 2096 M- 25

126 ED ROBINSON I JUST WANNA BE THERE ATCO 6830 M- 25

127 LIONEL ROBINSON

WARNING TWIGHT778 M- 25

128 PRINCE JOHNNY ROBINSON

THAT GIRL IS RATED ANDEE 111774 M- 15

129 THE ROCK GAZERS

I BELIEVE IN LOVE SIXTH AVENUE 10801

M- 25

130 WILLIE ROGERS MY LOVE KEEPS GROWING STRONGER

RONN 67 M- 25

131 ROSE COLOURED GLASS

CAN’T FIND THE TIME BANG 584 M- 15

132 JACKIE ROSS DON’T CHANGE YOUR MIND FOUNTAIN 1101 M- 15 133 THE ROTATIONS DON’T EVER HURT ME GIRL LAW-TON 1550 M- 50 134 ROUBAIX AIN’T NOBODY BETTER LIBRA CORN 001 M- 15 135 ROYALE 5 EASY TO FALL IN LOVE RCA 10398 D M- 15

NORTHERN R& B /BOOGALOO 136 BOBBY SMITH AND

THE SPINNERS TOO YOUNG, TOO MUCH, TOO SOON

TRI-PHI 1018 M- 25

137 SPINNERS SUBBUSTER TRI-PHI 1004 M- 30 138 SPOONER’S

CROWD TWO IN THE MORNING CADET 5533 M- 100

139 SUNNYLAND SLIM GOT TO GET TO MY BABY SHORTY-P 013 M- 30 140 THE JOE THOMAS

GROUP COMIN’ HOME BABY COBBLESTONE

714 M- 30

141 IRMA THOMAS FOOLISH GIRL BUMPA 711 M- 20 142 TOMMY & CLEVE BIRD DOG CHECKER 1177

WD M- 25

143 OSCAR TONEY, JR. CAN IT ALL BE LOVE KING 5906 M- 30 144 SONNY VON GLASS HOUSE MARKIE 111 M- 25 145 T-BONE WALKER HEY HEY BABY MODERN 1004 M- 20 146 SINGIN’ SAMMY

WARD BIG JOE MOE TAMLA 5405 VG++ 35

147 SINGING SAMMY WARD

THAT CHILD IS REALLY WILD

TAMLA 54030 M- 60

148 NOBLE WATTS TEEN-SCENE CLAMIKE 501 M- 25 149 JACKIE WILSON I’LL BE SATISFIED BRUNSWICK

55136 D M- 20

150 WENDY WILSON BUT BABY JUBILEE 5443 WD M- 40 151 STEVIE WONDER HAPPY STREET TAMLA 54103 M- 25 152 THE LONNIE

WOOD TRIO SHAKIN’ SUGAR PEACOCK 1946 D M- 25

153 PEARL WOODS SIPPIN SORROW DAWN 100 M- 75 154 YOUNG JESSIE I’M A LOVIN’ MAN MERCURY 72104 VG++ 100 155 TOMMY

YOUNGBLOOD NOW YOU’RE ON YOUR OWN

RAYCO 518 VG+ 100

Very rare version of the Leon Peterson song.

GENERAL SOUL SOUNDS (60’S)

156 THE MAD LADS NOTHING CAN BREAK

THROUGH VOLT 131 M- 10

157 DEREK MARTIN YOUR LOVE MADE A MAN OUT OF ME

BUTTERCUP 011 WD M- 10

158 DEREK MARTIN YOU BLEW IT BABY BUTTERCUP 009 M- 10 159 THE MARVELOWS HEY, HEY, BABY ABC PARAMOUNT

10603 WD M- 15

160 THE MARVELLO’S COME BACK MY LOVE CHA CHA 7568 M- 25 161 THE

MASQUERADERS SAY IT AGP 114 WD M- 15

162 THE MASQUERADERS

A FAMILY LA BEAT 17199 M- 15

163 TONY MIDDLETON HARLEM LADY AM 1123 WD M- 15 164 MIGHTY SAM SILENT TEARS AMY 990 D M- 10 165 MIGHTY SAM EVIL WOMAN ATLANTIC 2711 D VG++ 25 166 MIGHTY SAM LOVEBONES ATLANTIC 2707 M- 25 167 GROVER

MITCHELL TAKE A LOOK TCF 9 M- 10

168 GROVER MITCHELL

THIS OLD WORLD UNITED ARTISTS 50522 WD

M- 10

169 McKINLEY MITCHELL

TELL IT, LIKE IT IS ONE-DERFUL 3038 VG++ 8

170 DEACON JOHN MOORE

MANY RIVERS TO CROSS BELL 868 M- 10

171 SAM MOORE STOP ATLANTIC 2791 M- 15 172 SAM MOORE IF I SHOULD LOSE YOUR

LOVE ATLANTIC 2814 M- 25

173 MICKEY MURRAY AND CLARENCE MURRAY

HOW DO YOU THINK I CAN LIVE WITH SOMEBODY

SSS INTERNATIONAL 743

M- 10

174 AARON NEVILLE YOU CAN GIVE, BUT YOU CAN’T TAKE

BELL 746 M- 15

175 JIMMY NORMAN HERE COMES THE NIGHT GOOD SOUND 105 M- 15