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Motown / Soul / Northern Soul / Deep Soul / R &B 45’S Auction John Tefteller’s World’s Rarest Records Address: P. O. Box 1727, Grants Pass, OR 97528-0200 USA Phone: (541) 476–1326 or (800) 955–1326 • FAX: (541) 476–3523 E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.tefteller.com Auction closes Thursday, July 22, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. PT See #21 See #36 All Originals! Motown / Soul / Northern Soul / Deep Soul / R &B 45’s Auction GLADYS KNIGHT AND THE PIPS VERY FIRST RECORD! LEGENDARY RARITY! Recorded for a super obscure Atlanta label when Gladys Knight and The Pips were just teens! 1. Gladys Knight And Bobby Robinson in New York heard it and The Pips — brought them to New York to re-record the “Every Beat Of My Heart / song for his Fury label and the rest, as Room In Your Heart” they say, is history! HUNTOM 2510 NICE VG Hard to find in any condition, this is a nice Their very first record! copy with just a slight storage warp that Made when they were in doesn’t affect play. their teens for a small Georgia label. Nice copy Grab it while you can! with slight storage warp that doesn’t affect play. Good luck to all! MB $500 2. Johnny Adams — “You Can Make It If 40. The Chambers Brothers — “Wake Up/ You Try/Closer To You” RIC 976 VG+/M- SAME” COLUMBIA 44890 M- WHITE MB $10 LABEL PROMO with same song on both 3. A. Friend — “We’re Gonna Miss You, sides MB $20 Otis/Macon” HOLLYWOOD 1123 VG+ 41. The Chambers Brothers — “Merry TRIBUTE TO OTIS REDDING following Christmas, Happy New Year/Did You his sudden death in 1967 MB $10 Stop This” COLUMBIA 45055 M- 4. Arthur Alexander — “You Better Move WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $20 On/A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues” DOT 42. Gene Chandler — “Duke Of Earl/Kissin’ 16309 VG+ MB $5 In The Kitchen” VEE JAY 416 M- ALL 5. Arthur Alexander — “You’re The Reason/ TIME CLASSIC MB $20 Go Home Girl” DOT 16425 VG+ MB $5 43. Gene Chandler — “Girl Don’t Care/ 6. Arthur Alexander — “(Baby) For You/The SAME” BRUNSWICK 9-78014 MINT Other Woman” SOUND STAGE 7 2556 YELLOW LABEL PROMO with same song MINT MB $20 on both sides MB $20 7. Gene Allison — “You Can Make It If You Try/Hey, Hey I Love You” VEE-JAY 256 M- CLASSIC MB $20 22. James Brown And The Famous Flames — 38. The Cap-Tans — “Tight Skirts & Crazy 8. Vicki Anderson — “Let It Be Me/Baby, “Messing With The Blues/Love Or A Sweaters/I’m Afraid” ANNA 1122 M- Ray Charles! Don’t You Know” KING 6293 MINT Game” FEDERAL 12295 M- WHITE MB $20 MB $20 LABEL PROMO with BIO label, tiny wol 39. Mel Carter — “When A Boy Falls In Love/ (See Insert Below) 9. The Avons — “Push A Little Harder/ as shown MB $25 So Wonderful” DERBY 1003 M- MB $20 Oh, Gee Baby” GROOVE 58-0022 M- 23. James Brown And The Famous Flames — Wol MB $20 “Try Me (I Need You)/Tell Me What I Did 10. LaVern Baker — “I’m Living My Life For Wrong” FEDERAL 12337 VG+ MB $5 You/I Can’t Hold Out Any Longer” 24. James Brown And The Famous Flames — ATLANTIC 1030 M- MB $20 “I’ll Go Crazy/I Know It’s True” FEDERAL 11. LaVern Baker — “So High So Low/If You 12369 VG+ MB $5 Ray Charles! Love Me” ATLANTIC 2033 M- WHITE 25. James Brown — “Caledonia/Evil” LABEL PROMO MB $20 SMASH 1898 M- MB $20 12. LaVern Baker — “Baby/One Monkey” 26. Maxine Brown — “After All We’ve Been 47. Ray Charles — “I’ve Got A Woman/ BRUNSWICK 55291 M- MB $20 Through/My Life” ABC PARAMOUNT Come Back” ATLANTIC 1050 M- 13. H. B. Barnum — “How Many More Times/ 10255 M- MB $20 Many now consider this to be the FIRST Baby, Baby, Baby (All The Time)” RCA 27. Maxine Brown — “I Kneel At Your “Soul” record—regardless, it is an all VICTOR 47-7960 M- MB $20 Throne/If I Knew Then (What I Know time classic MB $25 14. William Bell — “Formula Of Love/You Don’t Now)” ABC-PARAMOUNT 10343 M- 48. Ray Charles — “Blackjack/Green- Miss Your Water” STAX 116 VG MB $5 MB $20 backs” ATLANTIC 1076 M- MB $25 15. Jesse Belvin — “It Could Have Been 28. Solomon Burke — “No Man Walks 49. Ray Charles — “Mary Ann/Drown In Worse/Here’s A Heart” RCA VICTOR 47- Alone/Walking In A Dream” APOLLO My Own Tears” ATLANTIC 1085 7543 VG MB $5 500 VG+ MB $5 VG+ MB $5 16. LaBrenda Ben & The Beljeans — “The 29. Solomon Burke — “Just Out Of Reach 50. Ray Charles — “Hallelujah I Love Her Chaparone/Camel Walk” GORDY 7009 (Of My Two Open Arms)/Be Bop So/What Would I Do Without You” VG+ MB $10 Grandma” ATLANTIC 2114 M- Tiny wol ATLANTIC 1096 MINT MB $20 17. Brook Benton — “Soul Santa/SAME” MB $15 51. Ray Charles — “Rockhouse Part 1/ COTILLION 44141 MINT WHITE LABEL 30. Solomon Burke — “If You Need Me/You Part 2” ATLANTIC 2006 M- WHITE PROMO with MONO version on one side Can Make It If You Try” ATLANTIC 2185 LABEL PROMO MB $20 and STEREO version on the other MB $20 VG+ MB $5 52. Ray Charles — “(Night Time) Is The 18. Billy Bland — “Little Touch Of Your Love/ 31. Solomon Burke — “He’ll Have To Go/ 44. Ray Charles — “Mess Around/Funny” Right Time/Tell All The World About Little Boy Blue” OLD TOWN 1151 M- Rockin’ Soul” ATLANTIC 2218 MINT ATLANTIC 999 VG+ All Time Classic You” ATLANTIC 2010 VG+ MB $5 WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $20 WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $20 used in “Planes, Trains & Automobiles” 53. Ray Charles — “Feelin’ Sad/Carrying 19. Bob & Earl — “(Pickin’ Up) Love’s 32. Solomon Burke — “I Feel A Sin Coming MB $25 That Load” ATLANTIC 2174 MINT Vibrations/Uh Uh No No” UNI 55196 On/Mountain Of Pride” ATLANTIC 2327 45. Ray Charles — “Heartbreaker/Feelin’ MB $20 MINT PROMO COPY MB $20 M- Drill hole in label MB $20 Sad” ATLANTIC 1008 M- MB $25 54. Ray Charles — “Hit The Road Jack/ 20. James Brown With The Famous Flames — 33. Solomon Burke — “The Generation 46. Ray Charles — “Losing Hand/Don’t You The Danger Zone” ABC-PARAMOUNT “I Feel That Old Feeling Coming On/ Of Revelation/I’m Gonna Stay Right” Know” ATLANTIC 1037 M- MB $25 10244 VG+ MB $5 I Don’t Know” FEDERAL 12264 VG BELL 829 M- PROMO COPY MB $20 55. Ray Charles — “Busted/Making MB $5 34. Solomon Burke — “In The Ghetto/God Believe” ABC-PARAMOUNT 10481 21. James Brown With The Famous Flames — Knows I Love You” BELL 891 M- M- MB $20 “No, No, No, No/Hold My Baby’s Hand” WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $20 56. Ray Charles — “That Lucky Old Sun/ FEDERAL 12277 NICE VG+ WHITE LABEL 35. Jerry Butler And The Impressions — Ol’ Man Time” ABC-PARAMOUNT PROMO WITH BIO LABEL, tiny wol as “For Your Precious Love/Sweet Was 10509 MINT MB $20 shown MB $25 (See picture at top of page) The Wine” ABNER 1013 Nice VG+ 57. Ray Charles — “Crying Time/When My MB $10 Dreamboat Comes Home” ABC- 36. Jerry Butler — “I Was Wrong/Couldn’t PARAMOUNT 10739 VG+ WHITE Next Month’s Auction Go To Sleep” ABNER 1030 M- WHITE LABEL PROMO, #ol MB $10 LABEL PROMO with xol as shown R & B Vocal Groups MB $20 (See picture at top of page) My call back system increases your Blues / Rock & Roll 37. Jerry Butler — “Moon River/Make It chances of winning! I’ll inform you Easy On Yourself” VJ 711 VG WHITE of the current high bid so you LABEL PROMO MB $5 Rockabilly / Country can decide if you want to go higher. 78’s Auctions are online: www.tefteller.com 58. Charles Christy — “Will I Find Her/Cherry 63. Chris Clark — “Love’s Gone Bad/Put 117. The Elgins — “It’s Been A Long Long Pie” H B R 455 M- Slight label stain on Yourself In My Place” V.I.P. 25038 MINT Time/I Understand My Man” V.I.P. 25043 A-side, B-side has Distributor’s sticker With wol as shown MB $25 Sam Cooke! MINT MB $20 MB $20 64. Chris Clark — “I Want To Go Back There 118. Shirley Ellis — “Ever See A Diver Kiss 59. Eugene Church And The Fellows — Again/I Love You” V.I.P. 25041 M- (See Insert Below) His Wife While The Bubbles Bounce “Pretty Girls Everywhere/For The Rest MB $20 About Above The Water?/Stardust” Of My Life” CLASS 2072 VG MB $5 65. Dee Clark — “It’s Raining/That’s My Girl” 95. Don Covay & The Goodtimers — “Mercy, CONGRESS 260 M- WILD SONG TITLE 60. Eugene Church — “Without Soul/Jack CONSTELLATION 113 MINT With drill Mercy/Can’t Stay Away” ROSEMART 801 MB $20 Of All Trades” CLASS 261 MINT MB $20 hole in label MB $20 VG+ FIRST LABEL, TRUE FIRST 119. The Enchanters — “I Want To Be Loved/ 61. Eugene Church — “I’m Your Taboo Man/ 66. Dee Clark — “Just Keep It Up/Whispering PRESSING BEFORE ATLANTIC PICKED I Paid For The Party” LOMA 2012 M- Light Of The Moon” KING 5610 M- MB $20 Grass” ABNER 1026 MINT CLASSIC IT UP MB $10 WHITE LABEL PROMO with stain on 62. Eugene Church — “The Right Girl, The MB $20 96. Don Covay — “Take This Hurt Off Me/ B-side label MB $10 Right Time/Pretty Baby Won’t You Come 67.
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