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New Finishing Time!!! New Finishing Time!!! ANGLO AMERICAN TEL: 01706 818604 PO BOX 4 , TODMORDEN Email : [email protected] LANCS, OL14 5SQ. PayPal: [email protected] UNITED KINGDOM www.raresoulvinyl.co.uk LIST 681 – MONDAY 10th OCTOBER OCTOBER RARE SOUL AUCTION 2016 AUCTION ENDS THURSDAY 27TH OCTOBER AT 6.00PM NEW FINISHING TIME!!! NEW FINISHING TIME!!! Please note our new and improved finish time in order to help with working hours/convenience etc with the additional benefit that records can be despatched on the Friday in time for the weekend. Best of luck. Reservations 9.30 am – 4.45 pm weekdays only Postage and packing £2.00 for 1st disc then 50p per record. Please add £1.00 for recorded delivery. Special Delivery is £8.00. Europe £5.00 for 1st record ( 50p each additional record ) USA £6.00 (approx $9 US ) for 1st record ( then 50p per record) Rest Of The World £6.00 for 1st record (then 50p per record). We accept most major credit cards. MIN BID AUCTION A THE VEL-VETS I GOT TO FIND ME 2TH CENTURY 6676 VG++ 300 SOMEBODY WD The essence of Northern Soul and a timely reminder of the way it was back in ’73.... 100% sound of excitement. B LITTLE J. HAMILTON DO THE POPCORN SOUL SHACK M- 200 And just to contrast with the way things are today after item A. Here is a rare funk item with the necessary ingredients to pack a dance floor today. We wouldn’t like to pick between ‘em! C HERBERT HUNTER I WAS BORN TO LOVE YOU SPAR 909 WD M- 250 White promo copy! Its the one to have. One of the last sixties discs played at the Mecca before going on to superstardom at the Casino. Proves Nashville could turn out top rate soul after it had finished with Tammy Whine-ette! D IKE & TINA TURNER STRANGE SONJA 5002 M- 500 This great singer has a whole bevy of great Northern tunes but none rarer than this one. Released a few years later in re-mixed form on a Capitol album, this the original stripped-down mean and moody cut. Our first copy in 25 years or more. E DAISY BURRIS FOUR STRONG WINDS DEESU 303 M- 250 Coming from the same hard-hitting direction as the previous disc but recorded in New Orleans. Always been scarce, take a listen to the soundbite. F SAXIE RUSSELL ‘PSYCHEDELIC SOUL’ THOMAS 1639 M- 200 WD Nice white promo of this crazy Chicago stomper. Funnily enough every copy of this disc that we’ve seen is on styrene manufactured at Monarch pressing plant in Los Angeles. Surely this didn’t come out only on the West Coast? Or did they ship them all back to the Windy City? Same scenario with the Fantasions ‘G.I.Joe’ on the same label too. G YVONNE VAUGHN WHEN YOU GONNA TELL DOT 16751 M- 200 HER ABOUT ME Amazing that this one has never gone massive because it has all the right ingredients. Got a bit of a buzz about a dozen years ago and then sank without sight. Doesn’t turn up too often at all. H COLD BLOODED A BETTER WAY T&L 101 VG++ 200 EXPRESS Very obscure 1978 release blends soul, funk and, yes, even a little bit of disco, to great effect. Nice ballad flip ‘You’re The Life Of Me’. I THE CHARMAINES THE ONE FOR ME RED LEAF 1 D M- 200 Great girl group doublesider available on Canadian label only (as the label design would infer). Very rarely crops up for sale and unknown to most, as a result we have but both sides up for your aural delectation. J CHRISTINE COOPER HEARTACHES AWAY MY PARKWAY VG+ 200 BOY A few marks but to be honest they hardly sound at all, hence making for something of a bargain for someone perhaps. NEW MANIFESTO MAGAZINE!!! Well not-so-new actually – this is the June edition (the last one) featuring the Hamilton Brothers of Detroit, Soul Sam’s latest acquisitions, Tim Brown on his favourite beat ballads, Richard Searling, DJ Honky and plenty more. £5 (incs UK p&p). SECOND PAGE FOCUS 1 JAY JAY TAYLOR I’M NOT TIRED YET JEWEL 848 M- 10 Fabulous Tyrone Davis-ish midpacer. 2 ADAM WADE KEEPING UP WITH THE KIRSHNER 4272 M- 25 JONESES Quite superb seventies, also done by Billy Proctor on rare Epic 7”. We once put this on auction due to the lack of copies we had encountered (but withdrew it) nonetheless this has to be a TOTAL bargain. 3 BARBARA LYNN TAKE YOUR LOVE & RUN ATLANTIC 2812 M- 15 An all-time gem, don’t need to add anymore. 4 TODAY’S PEOPLE S.O.S (ALL WE NEED IS TIME GAMMA 5050 M- 10 FOR LOVE) MASSIVE everywhere in 1976, never realised it was Canadian-only. 5 WATTS LINE NEVER STOP LOVIN’ ME BULLET 712 M- 10 West Coast seventies girls, got a few spins back in the day at the Highland Room. 6 RAY CHARLES I CHOSE TO SING THE BLUES ABC 10840 M- 15 One of the maestro’s fabulous mid-sixties dancefloor winners. 7 FRANKIE VALLI YOU’RE READY NOW SMASH 2037 M- 8 Okay, it’s our boy but, let’s be honest it’s a totally uplifting Northern classic. Get yourself a stone minter. 8 DUSTY WHAT’S IT GONNA BE PHILIPS 40498 M- 10 SPRINGFIELD Okay, it’s our girl, but let’s be honest, it’s a totally uplifting Northern classic. Get yourself a stone minter. 9 ANNETTE THOMAS HANG ON STAX 0118 WD M- 15 1974 Southern mover with a funky/gospel edge as played at the Mecca. Nice white promos. 10 RUBY ANDREWS I GOT A BONE TO PICK WITH ABC 12215 M- 10 YOU From her 1976 ABC period, super finger-clicking midtempo. NORTHERN SOUL RARITIES 11 ANNE BUYERS NATURAL FEELING LYRIC 206 WD M- 200 12 PIC & BILL TALK ABOUT LOVE CHARAY 99 M- 150 13 SANDY HOLLIS I’M TEMPTED BIG WHEEL M- 250 1968 WD 14 BETTY LA VETTE I’M HOLDING ON BIG WHEEL 1969 M- 50 15 THE SOUL I’M GETTING WEAKER LOMA 2047 WD M- 200 SHAKERS 16 CHARLES THOMAS THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN LOMA 2031 WD VG++` 75 TOUCH 17 PROPHETS OF SHADE OF RED MARSI 1011 M- 25 SOUND 18 TONY BAXTER I’LL COME TO YOU CHUBBY 711 M- 40 19 TONY MATHEWS MY WISH CONVOY 519 M- 350 20 LEROY TAYLOR AND TALKIN’ MY TIME SHRINE 101 WD M- 300 FOUR KAYS (WHITE PROMO!) 21 DAVID ‘KING’ YOU BETTER INVESTIGATE JET STREAM 809 M- 75 THOMAS 22 JOHNNIE TAYLOR CHANGES STAX 186 WD M- 25 23 RAY SCOTT THE REAL THING DECCA 32186 M- 150 Rare issue. 24 THE SHIRELLES MARCH (YOU’LL BE SORRY) SCEPTER 12101 M- 25 D Promo copy! 25 DAN GREER CURIOSITY KILLED THE CAT ODE 66002 D M- 30 Absolute stormer. 26 THE BLENDELLS LA LA LA LA LA REPRISE 0291 M- 25 WD 27 THE O’JAYS I DIG YOUR ACT BELL 691 M- 20 28 CHARLES & IVORY MY SOUL’S ON FIRE GENEVA N.Y.C M- 50 106 WD 29 CATHY SAINT BIG BAD WORLD DAISY 501 M- 40 30 BOBBY BLAND THESE HANDS (SMALL BUT DUKE 385 M- 25 MIGHTY) 31 JACKIE WILSON & THINK TWICE BRUNSWICK M- 25 LaVERN BAKER 55287 32 MELL HUESTON SEARCHING CEZ VISTA 0484 M- 150 33 BOBBY BLAND GETTING USED TO THE DUKE 421 M- 25 BLUES 34 ACCENTS NEW GIRL M’PAC! 3073 D M- 30 Rare promo copy. 35 THE CHANTELS INDIAN GIVER VERVE 10435 D M- 200 36 MAMIE LEE I CAN FEEL HIM SLIPPING M.G.M 13850 M- 100 AWAY Rarer issue copy, black label. 37 EDDIE HOLLAND CANDY TO ME MOTOWN 1063 M- 25 38 BOBBY McCLURE YOU GOT ME BABY CHECKER 1152 M- 25 39 SHANGRI-LAS RIGHT NOW AND NOT LATER RED BIRD 10036 M- 25 WD 40 FREDDIE SCOTT MR. HEARTACHE COLUMBIA 43112 M- 75 WD 41 HOAGY LANDS DO YOU KNOW WHAT LIFE IS SPECTRUM 122 M- 30 ALL ABOUT 42 H. B. BARNUM THE RECORD CAPITOL 5391 M- 25 43 JOHNNY CLYDE COMING TO SEE ABOUT YOU SUAVE 717 M- 100 COPELAND 44 O. V. WRIGHT LOVE THE WAY YOU LOVE BACK BEAT 611 M- 25 45 BUNNY SIGLER DON’T STOP DOING WHAT NEPTUNE 25 M- 20 YOU’RE DOING 46 MARGARET BABY PLEASE DOWNEY 132 M- 40 WILLIAMS 47 MICKEY LANAY I’M GONNA WALK VULCAN M- 125 48 THE SOUL GOOD TIME TONIGHT SUE 005 M- 25 SISTERS 49 THE NIGHT TIME BANG 514 M- 35 STRANGELOVES (Still stompin’ at all-nighters) 50 JIMMY I FEEL LIKE I’M FALLING IN BANG 510 M- 50 BEAUMONT LOVE 51 JEANETTE PUT ME IN YOUR POCKET 20TH CENTURY M- 150 HARPER FOX 6688 WD 52 GENE CHECK YOURSELF VEE JAY 511 M- 30 CHANDLER 53 BEN E. KING & WE GOT A THING GOING ON ATCO 6557 M- 25 DEE DEE SHARPE Great version, bound to go big one day. 54 SYL FOREMAN BEFORE I LEAVE YOU BIG STAR 007 M- 60 55 JOE BUCKMAN RIGHT NOW SEPIA 3 M- 30 56 E. J AND THE TREAT ME RIGHT DIAMOND JIM M- 100 ECHOES 8795 57 THE I KNOW I’M NOT MUCH ATLANTIC 2389 M- 25 DELACARDOS 58 THE SHORT YOUR EYES MAY SHINE PEPPER 434 M- 25 KUTS 59 AL JOHNSON SITTIN’ AROUND BURT 4001 M- 150 60 MAJESTIC SEND MY BABY BACK TO ME EQUATOR 1401 M- 75 61 BROTHER JACK CAN’T GET SATISFIED ATLANTIC 2402 M- 25 MC DUFF Great laid back instrumental will find it has big fans one day.
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