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SALES LIST #801 MONDAY 16th AUGUST 2021

NEW FORTNIGHTLY RARE SOUL AUCTION ! Auction ends THURSDAY 26th AUGUST at 6.00pm (18.00)

Welcome to our new situation which offers two auctions per month (of which this is the 2nd). Usual circumstances apply – no extensions, no drop-downs. Offered price at the finishing time is the price payable. Hope that is clear. Some interesting items as usual, and many thanks for your attention.

MIN. BID AUGUST RARE SOUL AUCTION #2

A DOTY ROY YOU GOT MY BOY PIC 1 124 D VG++ 400 One of many Huey Meaux labels (Jetstream, Tribe, Crazy Cajun, etc.), not too much black music on this one but the few releases of that genre seem to be scarce – as is the case with this 1966 female mover from a singer who only recorded one other time as far as we can tell. B THE EBONY’S I CAN’T HELP BUT LOVE YOU AVIS 1001 VG++ 300 It is difficult not to believe that this is not the group that had tremendous seventies releases on International but various sources do not recognise this as the group’s first effort in 1966. We absolutely believe it to be them. Two great sides are produced by Ray Sharp and Roland Chambers whatever the group’s identity. The storming ‘I Can’t Help’ is backed by a very neat midtempo item which points heavily towards their future sound. So we’ve ‘soundbitten’ both sides for you. C SHERLOCK STANDING AT A STANDSTILL PART III 101 M- 350 HOLMES Another Philadelphia record (perhaps New Jersey) from the singer Carl Holmes who in the mid-sixties reinvented himself and later became Sherlock Holmes Investigation on C.R.S. Became a popular spin in the early eighties and has never been booted or reissued. D BARBARA JEAN & WHY WEREN’T YOU THERE BIG HIT 107 VG++ 500 THE LYRICS Two great sides from this unknown group on Johnnie Mae Matthews’ label. Firstly the side we’ve listed which is a version of the Thelma Lindsay disc on Magic City; then there is ‘Any Two Can Play It’ which has loads of mileage in it for any enterprising deejay. E LITTLE MELVIN JEALOUS LOVER VALARIE 4397 VG+ 300 AND THE BOLEROS Clues are rather difficult to come by on this excellent piece of crossover soul. Most likely it is from the Washington, D.C. area due to the involvement of James Purdie who had produced quite a number of records in the city. And it’s a reasonable guess that co-writer M. Wilson is Little Melvin himself. Nice ballad flipside. F EMORY AND THE LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT OUR PEACHTREE VG+ 300 DYNAMICS LIFE 107 WD On William Bell’s famous label (part owned with Henry Wynn) Emory and The Dynamics later became The 4 Dynamics – one of a number of soul groups to use the name and they cut this fine dancer in 1967. Condition is a pretty strong VG+, hear for yourself on the soundbite. G SOUNDS OF BABY I NEED YOU SOB CORP. VG++ 400 BLACKNESS 1001 Obscure group also made one other 45 as the Sound Of Black on Lakeside Records but this was their only release on what would appear to be their own label. A neat midtempo item that has scarcely ever been spun at events backed with the kind of Sweet Soul ballad that folks are really going for these days. H THE INVADERS THE BEST IS YET TO COME BREWTOWN VG++ 650 1011 Brewtown was a subsidiary of Chicago’s Chirrup Records but would appear to have been set up to record acts from nearby Milwaukee (Brewtown) and consisted of two known releases – both of them are very rare items. I KAVETTS I’VE GOT A STORY TO TELL LEN DRE 101 VG+ 250 YOU Stamped D.J. copy of this incredibly infectious Chicago girl group mover from 1963 that contains more than its share of soul and links very successfully with the earlier R&B-type of sound. This great group are still unknown but sound distinctly “gospelesque” – their only other record is a nice item on Okeh. J THE PREMONITIONS IN LOVE TOGETHER JADE 711 VG+ 300 What would appear to be a one-off release both for the group and the New York label. Both group and label names were oft-used but in this particular instance would seem to be unconnected to any others. A neat sixties soul mover backed with a decent throwback ballad. Curiously, although the uptempo side has some marks, the ballad flipside has hardly any! K HERB WARD STRANGE CHANGE ARGO 5510 D VG++ 250 A low start price on a decent copy of the Northern Soul classic, there is a small 12mm edge crack into the vinyl (which does not sound at all) the very edge of the disc (on the run-in) has been skilfully mended with cellotape – so much so that at first it is difficult to see! Check the soundbite. L SAXIE RUSSELL THOMAS 1639 M- 250 For some strange reason all copies of this outrageous over-the-top Chicago soul dancer are to be found on styrene pressed up in Los Angeles. If it exists on original in a vinyl format, I’ve yet to see it. Interestingly, when I was involved with Outta Sight Records we put out Part 3 from the mastertapes (the original was parts 1 and 2 of course). M SPIDER TURNER I’VE GOT TO GET MYSELF GOOD TIME M- 800 TOGETHER (BEFORE I LOSE 1019 MY MIND) A quite superb reading of the Kenny Carter tune by the excellent Mr Turner (who finds his name spelt like the arachnid on this one). This also got a release as by Miki Stokes and Spyder Turner on Sounds Of Soul (even if the sound quality seems rather inferior), all the evidence points to that one being a crafty second issue – (although very rare) added to which, Carter’s version lists one Fred Skau as the writer (which is Carter himself) but no Nate Edmonds at all! Mysterious… but very good Northern Soul at the end of the day. N ROY CAGLE and THE I CAN’T FIND IT SOUL TRAIN VG++ 150 PEOPLE’S CHOICE 411 Cagle was a white Louisiana singer who seemed to make his fair share of black music-related 45s on a series of tiny labels from back-of-beyond small towns: close your eyes and you would swear that this beaty dancer was a Carolinas effort – but it isn’t. Has to be pretty rare. O FRANK BEVERLY IF THAT’S WHAT YOU WANTED SASSY 1002 VG++ 350 & THE BUTLERS The day that people don’t want this one, then its over for Northern Soul! All the ingredients that made the music something to be proud of are here. This is one of the releases with ‘This Is Just A “B” side’ on the reverse. P MILTON WRIGHT I BELONG TO YOU SATIRON 141 M- 350 D Custom-pressed by Ollie McLaughlin for John Anderson to cash in on ‘The Gallop’ (which was popular at the time – 1977). Anderson told me only 300 were ever made, which in the scheme of things is actually very few. Apparently, it also exists on a 12” – I’ve certainly never seen it and don’t remember it at the time either. Don’t ignore the fabulous flipside ‘Like A ’, also on the soundbite. Q WAYNE SHILLING and MAN’S PROBLEM SINGLE B 110 M- 150 the KINGS & QUEENS A very strange and obscure 70s release form has got a lot of the ingredients to make it quite a popular dancefloor item. And it’s rare – after getting one in a Soul Bowl pack circa 1981, this is the first copy I’ve seen. Give it a listen, you might well agree on its potential, strangely alluring. R SAM FLETCHER I’D THINK IT OVER TOLLIE 9012 VG+ 250 A pretty worn copy, but with it being the vinyl press (as opposed to styrene) it doesn’t sound bad at all. Check the soundbite for confirmation of this fact. Famously, this 45 was a big Belgian ‘’ record before the UK eighties scene got to it. Fletcher was a highly-rated black vocalist who, like Roy Hamilton, straddled middle-of-the-road music for much of his career but who pulled out all the soulfulness for this 1964 Chicago recording. S GEORGE KIRBY WHAT CAN I DO CADET 5523 VG 250 D In a similar vein to item (R) from Sam Fletcher only Kirby was actually a comedian rather than a golden voiced competitor to Roy Hamilton. That said, this is a bona fide effort and easily the singer’s most convincing moment in a career marked by film, stage and television rather than the recording studio. T SKIP JACKSON I’M ON TO YOU GIRL DOT-MAR 324 M- 200 and the SHANTONS Superb copy of a superb tune sung by a superb singer. Skip Jackson was really one Tommy Brown, and this 1967 release is out of Jersey City, New Jersey. The Shantons were Michael Wells, George Flowers, and Billy McCoy.

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1 GWEN McCRAE LEAD ME ON COLUMBIA 4-45214 M- 20 You won’t find a better 20 quid’s worth of a soul dancer than this one. 2 BOB & EARL (PICKIN’ UP) LOVE’S UNI 55196 D M- 15 VIBRATIONS Beautiful piece of crossover from this great duo circa 1970. 3 THE NEW PEOPLE I’M LOSING YOU AL STAR 42170 M- 15 Obscure Chicago group sound, was quite a biggie back in ’76. 4 THE SENSATIONS I WON’T BE HURT WAY OUT 1047 M- 15 Oozes quality from every group – superior group harmony midtempo.

5 DAVE LOVE COLALINED BABY SOLID SOUL 722 M- 25 1974… and one of the biggest spins around. Still totally superb and unlike any other Northern Soul record. 6 JOHNNY JONES I FIND NO FAULT (IN MY FURY 5050 M- 10 BABY’S LOVE) Published by ‘Soulsound Music’ no surprises there on this lovely, warm creaking midtempo number. 7 WILSON PICKETT HOW WILL I EVER KNOW WICKED 8101 M- 12 A good and a bad about this great 1975 release. Good – that Pat Brady played it. Bad – that he covered it up! 8 MASTERS OF COUNT OVIDE 247 M- 10 SOUL The usual high quality group soul from this top-rate outfit. 9 THE A FAMILY LA BEAT 6605 M- 15 MASQUERADERS For sure the least ‘Northern’ of their La Beat 45s… but what a superb beat ballad this is. 10 THE TYMES THIS TIME IT’S LOVE WINCHESTER 1002 M- 15 WD Probably the most convincing copy we’ve ever heard. Neat white promos.

NORTHERN SOUL RARITIES

11 THE VOWS TELL ME V.I.P. 25016 VG++ 150 12 THE I DON’T HAVE TO WORRY DIVENUS 107 M- 400 QUOTATIONS 13 HOAGY LANDS THE NEXT IN LINE LAURIE 3381 M- 100 14 CARSTAIRS HE WHO PICKS A ROSE OKEH 4-7329 WD M- 150 15 LITTLE ANTHONY BETTER USE YOUR HEAD VEEP 1228 WD VG++ 100 and THE IMPERIALS Pic sleeve – actually quite rare on a white promo. Don’t come across it much. 16 THE IMPACTS JERKIN’ IN YOUR SEAT COUNSEL 101 M- 150 17 LYDIA IT’S NOT LIKE YOU MANHATTAN 809 M- 250 MARCELLE 18 RITA DACOSTA DON’T BRING ME DOWN MOHAWK 703 D VG++ 200 19 THE EXITS YOU GOT TO HAVE MONEY GEMINI 1004 VG++ 125 20 FRED HUGHES WALK ON BACK TO YOU EXODUS 2009 M- 35

21 NEAL BROWN IF BY CHANCE CHART SOUND M- 50 129 22 THE SWEET BROKEN HEART ATTACK SMASH 2136 M- 100 23 GAIL ANDERSON BE PROUD (YOU’RE IN LOVE) SALVADOR 999 VG++ 150 24 THE WHILE YOU WERE GONE SOLID ROCK 001 M- 150 COMBINATIONS 25 1984 LOVE YOUR BREAKIN’ MY HEART MELON 001 M- 125 MACHINE 26 JESSE I HAD A DREAM LES-STAN 001 VG++ 200 SLAUGHTER 27 GIL BLANDING RULES READY 102 M- 325 28 RICHARD YOU MEAN SO MUCH TO ME ME-O 1001 M- 250 WRIGHT 29 THE HOLD ON MOCKINGBIRD M- 175 GENERATION 1010 30 THE DEALERS YOU GOT IT BIG BUNNY 507 M- 200 31 RAY AND DAVE WRONG, WRONG, WRONG MICA 501 M- 125 32 THE CHARADES I DON’T WANT TO LOSE YOU MGM 13584 D M- 100 33 GEORGE THAT’S WHY I CRY BUDDAH 203 M- 150 HUGHLEY 34 THE FABULOUS I CAN’T TAKE IT, BABY SAPPHIRE 1025 M- 150 DIMENSIONS 35 MARVIN SMITH WHO WILL DO YOUR RUNNING MAYFIELD 942 VG++ 125 NOW 36 CROWN FOUR LOVE FOR MY GIRL LEE JOHN 619 M- 400 37 THE DELL KINGS ft. JUST REMEMBER RENCO 3002 M- 100 CARL HENDERSON 38 THE TONETTES I GOTTA KNOW DYNAMIC 103 M- 200 39 THE EPSILONS MAD AT THE WORLD SHRINE 106 VG++ 250 40 BILLY WELLS THIS HEART THESE HANDS SWEET SOUL 003 M- 200 41 THE LAVELLS SHARE HIM C.T.B. 700 M- 250 42 LA’SHELL AND YOU BETTER CHECK YOUR EAGLE 101 M- 150 THE SHELLETTS SELF 43 THE DONTELLS IN YOUR HEART (YOU KNOW VEE JAY 666 WD M- 40 I’M RIGHT) 44 SHIRLEY of THE WHAT MORE? (CAN ANYONE RU-JAC 11 M- 100 SOUL SISTERS & WANT) BROTHER 45 THE CRE- YOU’RE STILL ON MY MIND AQUARIUS 822 M- 175 SHENDOS 46 DAVE BLOCKER NOTHING’S GONNA CHANGE ROBERE 100 M- 125 ME 47 THE PUZZLES MY SWEET BABY FAT BACK 216 M- 70 48 LENIS GUESS FOR ALL YOU’VE BEEN D.P.G. 1007 M- 60 49 THE DELTAS HEY GIRL JUST LIKE YOU NEW CHICAGO VG++ 75 SOUND 69731 50 THE WHAT DO YOU WANT WITH MY FEDERAL 12568 VG++ 250 STRATOLINERS LOVE 51 JOY-TONES THIS LOVE (THAT I’M GIVING COED 600 VG++ 150 YOU) 52 THE SAPPHIRES GOTTA HAVE YOUR LOVE ABC-PARAMOUNT VG++ 75 10639 WD 53 DEBBIE AND THE DEAR LORD ABOVE LADD 104 M- 100 LADS 54 THE JADES HOTTER THAN FIRE CHERRY RED 144 M- 500 Very rare first label before Virtue. 55 FOUR INVADERS STANDING IN THE DOORWAY BRAY 1002 M- 75 56 PAUL PEEK I’M MOVIN’ UPTOWN COLUMBIA 4- M- 25 43771 Rare red label issue copy. 57 THE FABULOUS FOR GRANTED BLUE EAGLE M- 300 MOONLIGHTERS 1011 58 ARTHUR YOU GOT ME UP TIGHT JUMBO 004 M- 400 FREEMAN 59 THE ALL THE WAY MIDAS 9004 M- 150 DANDERLIERS 60 TONI HARPER NEVER TRUST A STRANGER G.N.P. M- 25 CRESCENDO 337 61 THE ORLONS KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF MY ABC 10894 M- 25 BABY 62 LaBRENDA BEN JUST BE YOURSELF GORDY 7021 M- 60 63 THE (BEGGIN) BABY DON’T LEAVE DOUBLE SOUL M- 100 BRONZETTES ME 108 64 THE NITE TRAIN TO THE BITTER END ROULETTE 7077 VG++ 40 WD Two great sides on this one. 65 THE FURYS IF I DIDN’T HAVE A DIME LIBERTY 55719 M- 30 66 JEFF DALE OUR LOVE WILL GROW ATCO 6405 M- 75 STRONGER 67 AZIE DANFAIR YOU’VE GOT EVERYTHING (I MELLOW 1003 M- 35 WANT) 68 J. J. DANIELS MR. LONESOME SURE-SHOT 5017 M- 75 D 69 DAVID AND THE SUPERLOVE CRAZY HORSE VG+ 25 GIANTS 1307 70 TYRONE DAVIS I WANNA BE GOOD COMPANY HIT SOUND 888 M- 25 71 TYRONE DAVIS (THE I’M RUNNING A LOSING SACK 4359 M- 30 WONDER BOY) RACE 72 LEAH DAWSON YOU GOT TO CHANGE (YOUR BIG HIT 002 VG++ 100 EVIL WAYS) Superb Detroit came out later on Okeh. 73 TERRI DAY HEY FELLA D-TOWN 1025 M- 50 74 BOBBIE DEE I DON’T LOVE YOU MARQUEE 2060 M- 50 75 FRANK DELL BABY YOU’VE GOT IT VALISE 6901 M- 40

76 THE DELLS HEY SUGAR (DON’T GET VEE JAY 712 WD M- 25 SERIOUS) Nice promo copy. 77 THE DEL VIKINGS BRING BACK YOUR HEART ABC-PARAMOUNT M- 30 10208 78 DEVOTIONS SAME OLD SWEET LOVIN’ TRI-SOUND 501 M- 35 79 THE DE VONNS ONE SIDED LOVER REDD 306 M- 35 80 FLORENCE DE HE’S GOT THE MONEY BAGS YEW 1009 WD M- 30 VORE 81 GENE DIAMOND MISS TALL AND SLENDER TANGERINE 1009 M- 25 WD 82 TONY DIAMOND I DON’T WANT TO LOSE YOU CAPITOL 2418 D M- 50 83 RANDY DIAMOND I CAN’T LOVE WITHOUT YOU CAPITOL 2404 D M- 40 84 NELLA DODDS MAYBE BABY WAND 1111 M- 30 85 NELLA DODDS P’s AND Q’s WAND 178 M- 30 86 JIMMY DOCKETT TAKE A CHANCE MYSTIC 4 102 M- 30 87 TROY DODDS THE EARTHQUAKE BEECHWOOD 201 M- 25 88 FATS DOMINO WORK MY WAY UP STEADY BROADMOOR M- 30 104 WD 89 THE DORELLES YOU ARE RSVP 1108 D M- 60 90 LEE DORSEY VISTA, VISTA AMY 994 D M- 30 91 MIGHTY JOE TRY, TRY, TRY KAPP 2014 WD M- 40 DRAKE 92 DREAM TEAM I’M NOT SATISFIED GREGORY 5546 M- 250 93 BOBBY DUKE SMOTHERING YOUR LOVE VERVE 10487 D M- 25 94 TOMMY DUNCAN LET ME TAKE YOU OUT SMASH 2073 WD M- 40 95 THE DYNETTES NEW GUY CONSTELLATION M- 35 150 WD Very rare on a white promo.

MODERN / CROSSOVER RARITIES

96 WILLIE MAKKIT MIXED UP PARADOX 778 M- 400 97 VELVET HAMMER HAPPY SOOZI 112 M- 200 98 CAROL KING EMERGENCY B.C.S.K. 19657 M- 100 99 FLAME N KING & HO HAPPY DAY N.Y.C.S. 10 M- 400 THE BOLD ONES 100 DAVID BRAVO SHE’S IN LOVE WITH ME AMERICAN ARTISTS M- 75 113-777 101 BROTHERS SCOTT LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE BSC 2630 M- 40 & CO. BAND 102 LEON HAYWOOD CONSIDER THE SOURCE CAPITOL 2584 D M- 50 103 HERMAN GEORGE WHAT HAVE YOU GOT BET IT’S A HIT 103 M- 80 104 VANGUARDS AND ALL THE WOMEN I’VE SHIRLEY 66 M- 125 THE LADY WANTED 105 WILTON FELDER INHERIT THE WIND MCA 51024 WD M- 25 Nice promo of this great tune – Bobby Womack on vocals of course. 106 LEVY DAVIS ARE YOU READY FOR LOVE GOOD TO GO 002 M- 40 107 RUTH DAVIS LOST IN A LOVE ZONE CLARIDGE 434 M- 25 1978 disc that sounds almost sixties – but great. 108 THE DEVASTATING MY PLACE MOWEST 5001 M- 30 AFFAIR 109 KING DIAMOND A MESSAGE TO THE HOUSE 1009 M- 40 WOMAN Superbly soulful Detroit early seventies. 110 DIFFERENT SHADES SPECIAL LOVE EASTERN 8007 M- 30 111 DEEN DODGE A PERFECT LOVE JAX 6280 M- 100 112 JIMMY DOTSON HEARTBREAK AVENUE MERCURY 72801 D M- 75 113 DOUGLAS & DON’T LET YOURSELF GET RCA 10347 D M- 75 LONERO CARRIED AWAY 114 GENE DOZIER & THE BEST GIRL I EVER HAD MERCURY 73603 WD M- 25 THE UNITED FRONT 115 KEVIN DRINKARD WORLD, WORLD TEEN’S 2001 M- 25 116 THE DYNAMIC TINTS FALLING IN LOVE TWINIGHT 145 M- 40 117 EARTH BORN UNIVERSE OF LOVE LCR 10104 M- 30 118 DEE EDWARDS ALL WE NEED IS A MIRACLE RCA 48-1030 D M- 25 119 ELEVENTH THE I REACH FAST TRACK 2505 D M- 125 COMMANDMENT SATISFACTION 120 ENTERNAL FAMILY WE’VE GOT TO GIVE MORE COMMUNICATION VG++ 80 OF OURSELVES 1 121 THE ESQUIRES REACH OUT CAPITOL 2650 M- 35

NORTHERN R&B

122 BILLY (THE KID) WHEN IT RAINS IT POURS MAD 1301 M- 100 EMERSON 123 SONNY FULTON PARDON ME BABY (DID I HIT 1133 M- 100 HEAR YOU RIGHT) 124 RONNIE GALLANT SHADOWS ATLANTIC 2169 M- 40 WD 125 LIL GRAY “ONE DAY” YOUR GONNA JERMA 103 M- 40 GET BURNED 126 TED “SOUL” HAWKINS BABY MONEY 121 M- 30 127 GERALDINE HUNT SNEAK AROUND U.S.A. 737 M- 50 128 LEON PETERSON SEARCHING BOBBIN 137 M- 50 129 RALPH PETERSON THAT’S WHAT I DREAMED STONE M- 35 BROTHERS 103 130 AMOS MILBURN JR. NOT THE MARRYING KIND SHATTER 3001 M- 25 131 LITTLE DAVID HOW LONG UNITY 119 M- 30 132 LITTLE BILLY & THE HEY LITTLE SCHOOLGIRL 101 M- 25 TRADERS 133 WARREN LEE UNEMPLOYED RON 151 M- 60 134 NORMA RUDD HE’S MINE SURE-SHOT 5009 M- 30 D 135 THE SADLY MISTAKEN GOLDEN EARRINGS MARC 101 WD M- 75 136 CARL UNDERWOOD THAT’S WHAT THEY SAID CELESTE 320 M- 50 137 THE VISCOUNTS NIGHT TRAIN MADISON 133 M- 25 138 ALBERT WOMAN LOVE FRATERNITY 1010 M- 25 WASHINGTON AND THE KINGS 139 SAMMY WARD DON’T TAKE IT AWAY TAMLA 54049 M- 50 140 BILLY WASHINGTON WHAT DID YOU DO (TO MY D’ORO 1303 M- 75 BABY?) 141 JODY WILLIAMS TIME FOR A CHANGE YULANDO 133 M- 100 142 SONNY WELLS YOUNG MEN GO WILD NORTON 93434 M- 100

FUNK RARITIES

143 COOKIN’ BAG THE SONG I SING SOLID GOLD 101 M- 75 144 CLARENCE GREEN KEEP A WORKIN’ DUKE 399 D M- 30 145 JIMMI GREEN THE ROBOT WAND 11254 D M- 25 146 PATRICE HOLLOWAY EVIDENCE CAPITOL 3176 M- 25 147 PAT HUNT SUPER COOL EARLY BIRD 9664 M- 60 D 148 WILLIE HUTCH USE WHAT YOU GOT MAVERICK 1003 M- 25 D 149 J.D. & THE GOLDEN POPPA GOT CAUGHT TERECOR 50038 M- 75 GATE EXPRESS 150 T. V. MAMA JEAN WOMEN’S LIBERATION S&S 44441 M- 50 151 BABY JEWEL WITHOUT A FEELING BOOLA-BOOLA M- 50 679 152 EARL LETT QUARTET DO THE THING WILD 906 WD M- 35 153 ROBERT LOWE BACK TO EASTBOUND 624 M- 45 154 CARLOS MALCOLM POUND FOR POUND AJP 1512 M- 20 and THE FIREBURNERS 155 RICARDO MARRERO MY FRIEND DON 101 M- 40 AND THE GROUP 156 THE MIGHTY THE MIGHTY CHEVELLES FLAMING ARROW M- 35 CHEVELLES ARE BACK WITH A NEW 26 DANCE – BUS STOP 157 J. E. MORGAN WHO WAS IT ALGASTINA 815 M- 50 158 RAFUL NEAL YOU DON’T LOVE ME NO WHIT 6904 M- 25 MORE 159 NEWS TEND TO YOUR OWN COLOSSUS 143 M- 25 BUSINESS 160 JOHNNY OTIS JAWS HAWK SOUND M- 30 1003 WD 161 THE PACERS ft. YOU’LL NEVER KNOW RAZORBACK 135 M- 25 BOBBY CRAFFORD