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MIN. BID SEPTEMBER RARE SOUL AUCTION & A STEVE MANCHA DID MY BABY CALL WHEELSVILLE VG+ 250 102 Mancha’s first solo release and a perfectly executed slice of midtempo sixties Detroit soul. Mancha’s real name was Clyde Wilson and this was his only outing for the label owner Mike Hanks before moving to Don Davis’ Groovesville label. Not a mint copy for sure, so check the soundbite which also includes the excellent flipside ‘Whirlpool’. B INELL YOUNG WHAT DO YOU SEE IN HER LIBRA 101 VG++ 500 Lots of attention for the funkier side of this New Orleans release these days but don’t ignore the smoother flipside ‘I Remember The Summer’ which we have also ‘soundbitten’ for you and makes for a truly great double-sider. C JOCK MITCHELL NOT A CHANCE IN A IMPACT 1023 WD M- 500 MILLION What a side this is, one of Northern Soul’s greatest moments, the way it shifts gear halfway through when it was already aural dynamite is simply magnificent. Detroit of course, but Joe (originally ‘Little Jake’) was a Florida artist from Tampa. In ’66 he went to find fame and fortune in Detroit… we’re glad he did. D BOLD BREED feat. MOOD FOR LOVE / LET ME BOLD BREED VG++ 300 “B. G.” DOWN EASY 10026 From Taylorsville, North Carolina with Harry Deal at the helm. In ‘The Heee Baby Days’ (Greg Haynes’ definitive record of the Beach Scene) this 45 is not even mentioned – it must be rare. The vinyl contains just on light mark or otherwise would certainly be a minter. ! ! E THE MAMSELLES OPEN UP YOUR HEART (LET ABC 11040 VG++ 200 LOVE OUT) Brilliantly produced by the great George Kerr this one started to get spins a few years ago – and quite rightly too as it was one of a number of fine sides which had been overlooked in the seventies. As ever, most copies hitting the turntables were promo copies. Here we offer the much rarer issue… not mint, but you might wait a long time to locate a mint issue. Amazingly, there were two sixties girl groups called The Mamselles – one black, one white – no prizes for guessing which one this is. F NOLAN CHANCE JUST LIKE THE WEATHER CONSTELLATION M- 300 161 WD Real name Charles Davis and a one-time member of the Dukays, Nolan Chance was the name he chose for his solo career. Famously, this 45 also appeared on Bunky (which was Bill ‘Bunky’ Sheppards own promo label) but as it uses the Constellation number must be second to that label (an expensive reissue then!). It’s a process Sheppard often employed on records he was involved in, but we’ve never seen a Gene Chandler release on that imprint, for instance. G ALFIE DAVISON LOVE IS SERIOUS BUSINESS MERCURY 76001 M- 200 So many calls if we set-sale a copy of this. Respecting the will of the people therefore (where have we heard that before?) we have put it up for offers. A nice mint issue copy and given that it sunk without trace at the time of release, the stock issue copy must surely be just that bit rarer. H LITTLE STANLEY THE STRAN VANCE 0126 VG++ 400 An out and out stormer from Little Stanley Lippitt would have been an absolute dancefloor packer at the Casino. As supplier Simon Soussan was L.A.-based it is a testament to rarity that this Oakland release didn’t turn up then. This is one of those records that has a little ‘acne’ on the vinyl (i.e. a few raised mini-bumps) but the soundbite is testament to their lack of effect. Lippitt was later a singer with Marvin Holmes and his band. I THOMAS LORD OPEN UP YOUR EYES RAZZ 1001 VG++ 250 DUCKETT An obscure 1982 Hollywood release from the unknown Duckett, well we say ‘obscure’, the evidence is that he was a minor actor… and it seems that this was his only trip to vinyl. Despite names such as Wah Wah Watson and Harry Balk being associated to this release, it seems to be a rarity, for sure it escaped UK attention at the time. Almost mint, just a few minor scuffs. J SOUL BROS. INC. PYRAMID GOLDEN EYE M- 500 1001 Although Henry Boatwright and Charles Conrad were the voices on many of the Soul Bros Incs.’s records, we think it is writer George Brown on this one, which hails from 1972. A quite unique recording that sounds like no other Northern Soul record and which rarely crops up these days. K WILLIE TEE PLEASE DON’T GO NOLA 737 VG+ 600 Back in the day, this was the Willie Tee rarity, putting all those Gatur releases in the shade price-wise. Seems like those latter releases have caught up – nonetheless this is still a rare 45 and more ‘Northern’ than those later Gatur releases. Booted on a white promo, its perhaps now better to have the issue copy. L HOUSTON OUTLAWS AIN’T NO TELLING WESTBOUND M- 500 179 WD Some of these Westbound releases seem to be pretty rare and not one of the Houston Outlaws three releases for the label are easy to find, in fact this unknown group have been rumoured to be Archie Bell (or at least the Drells) on a ‘moonlighter’ away from Atlantic. Whatever the truth, they were a talented combo on this wonderful track. M HERMAN HITSON YOU CAN’T KEEP A GOOD SWEET ROSE 25 M- 300 MAN DOWN In the late eighties when ‘crossover’ was infiltrating the modern scene, Rod Dearlove used to put me on ‘early doors’ at Thorne to play things like this wonderful item (‘Love’s Stormy Weather’ was another) that were new to the scene. Difficult to imagine it’s now over 30 years ago, but in all that time only odd copies of this crossover gem have turned up. Great funk flip by the way, ‘Ain’t No Other Way’. N COOKIE JACKSON DO YOU STILL LOVE ME PROGRESS 912 VG++ 300 D Storming early sixties West Coast mover from Lorraine ‘Cookie’ Jackson got extensive plays around 15 years ago but still has loads of dancefloor mileage. This is a promo copy… can’t remember ever seeing that before, possibly very rare indeed. O HAROLD BURRAGE PLEASE LOVE ME PASO 101 M- 250 Burrage was the doyen of Chicago’s early soul years and a massive influence on the likes of Otis Clay and Tyrone Davis. Nearly all of his pre-M-Pac releases are scarce to a lesser or greater degree. This fabulous R&B mover ticks all the boxes and may be Burrage’s rarest release. !
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1 THE BELL TELL HIM NO SURE-SHOT 5038 M- 20 BROTHERS D Great Southern duo and a punchy mover. Promo copies too. 2 LEON COLLINS I JUST WANNA SAY I LOVE ELF 8001 M- 15 YOU Good 1974 dancer but with the rarer flipside ‘Knowing I Love You’ rather than the instrumental side found on many copies. 3 WINDJAMMER HARLEM BRUNSWICK 55456 M- 15 STRINGS Fabulous instrumental version of the Bill Withers record really works. 4 CLYDIE KING ‘BOUT LOVE LIZARD 21007 M- 10 Forgotten uptempo mover, got spins at the Torch and sounds really great today. 5 CREATION I’VE GOT TO FIND HER GLOBE 103 M- 15 Excellent Chicago group dancer from ’67. 6 JUNE CONQUEST WHAT’S THIS I SEE CURTOM 8543 M- 20 Super piece of Chicago soul, sounds just right for now. 7 MARTHA REEVES & LOVE, GUESS WHO GORDY 7098 M- 25 THE VANDELLAS Got noticed rather late in the day (around 20 years ago) but what a superb midtempo item this is. 8 RICHARD PARKER YOU’RE ALL I NEED COMMONWEALTH M- 10 UNITED 3013 Soulful midtempo cut out of Chicago. 9 DEE DEE WARWICK WHEN LOVE SLIPS AWAY MERCURY 72667 M- 20 Supreme midtempo stuff… there’s a UK cover of this (Margo and the Marvettes) but it comes nowhere near the original. 10 LOVE AND SUGAR PIE HONEY CHESS 2121 M- 10 BROTHERHOOD Tremendous! Another record that uses the ‘Time’s A Wasting’ backing track. !
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11 EDDIE HOLLAND I’M ON THE OUTSIDE MOTOWN 1049 M- 150 LOOKING IN WD 12 THE JELLY BEANS YOU DON’T MEAN ME NO ESKEE 10,001 VG++ 200 GOOD Plain blue moulded label. Seems to be significantly rarer than the multi-coloured copy. 13 WILSON PICKETT LET ME BE YOUR BOY VERVE 10378 M- 100 14 DENISE LA SALLE A LOVE REPUTATION TARPON 6603 VG++ 200 Rarer blue label. 15 THE VELVET SATINS NOTHING CAN COMPARE TO CENTRAL M- 275 YOU AMERICAN 006 WD White promo with the red swirl in the centre. Slight water staining on label. 16 THE ROYAL AIN’T GONNA RUN PRIX 69001 M- 150 ESQUIRES 17 LARRY TRIDER CARBON COPY CORAL 62391 D M- 125 18 THE SOUL TWINS QUICK CHANGE ARTIST KAREN 1533 WD M- 400 West Coast promo – rare. 19 GARY DEAN YOU CAN SAY YOUNG 1004 M- 200 20 BOB COLLINS AND INVENTORY ON MAIN LINE 1367 M- 300 THE FABULOUS HEARTACHES FIVE 21 THE MAGNIFICENT 7 NEVER WILL I (MAKE MY DIAL 4074 M- 80 BABY CRY) 22 MAURICE WILLIAMS BEING WITHOUT YOU DEESU 302 M- 450 23 THE MARVELLOS YOU’RE SUCH A SWEET LOMA 2061 M- 35 THING 24 BILLY WOODS I DON’T WANT TO LOSE VERVE 10451 M- 75 YOUR LOVE 25 BUNNY SIGLER FOR CRYIN’ OUT LOUD DECCA 31880 D M- 200 Slight water-damage on label. 26 LARRY DAVIS & THE THE MAGIC IS GONE DECCA 32474 D VG++ 100 MARVELS 27 WILLIE MALLORY YOU WENT BACK (ON WHAT LANOR 539 M- 60 YOU SAID) 28 SUE ANN JONES I’LL GIVE YOU MY LOVE TCB 778 VG++ 150 29 THE KITTENS LOOKIE, LOOKIE ABC- M- 75 PARAMOUNT 10730 30 THE LOST SOULS I’M YOUR LOVE, MAN GLASCO 300 M- 60 31 THE ARTISTICS NOTHING BUT HEARTACHES BRUNSWICK 55353 M- 40 D 32 HELEN CURRY LOVE HIM IN RETURN JA-WES 0115 M- 30 33 THE I NEED SOMEONE UPTOWN 734 M- 150 AMBASSADORS 34 THE EMBERS JUST CRAZY BOUT YOU EEE 0069 M- 200 BABY Maroon label first issue. 35 THE SHIRELLES TOO MUCH OF A GOOD SCEPTER 12192 M- 25 THING 36 RAY POLLARD IT’S A SAD THING UNITED ARTISTS M- 200 50012 WD 37 JOHNNY GILLIAM ROOM FULL OF TEARS CANCER 101 M- 250 38 THE TEARS GOOD LUCK MY LOVE SMASH 1981 WD M- 250 39 ANN SEXTON YOU’VE BEEN GONE TOO SEVENTY 7 104 M- 125 LONG Original yellow issue. 40 SAMUEL MOORE & I’M SO JEALOUS DJO 3004 M- 30 THE TNT’S 41 SHIRLEY KAROL JUST TO MAKE YOU HAPPY DAKAR 1449 M- 250 42 THE WINSTONS NEED A REPLACEMENT CURTOM 8546 M- 100 More desirable issue copy with flipside. 43 VERBLE DOMINO I’VE BEEN FOOLED BEFORE TOI 920 M- 150 44 BARRETT STRONG MAKE UP YOUR MIND TOLLIE 9023 WD M- 100 45 MARTHA STARR NO PART TIME LOVE FOR THELMA 111 M- 150 ME 46 SHIRLEY WAHLS THAT’S HOW LONG I’M KING 6083 M- 100 GONNA LOVE YOU Backed with ‘Why Am I Crying’ to make one of the best double-siders ever. 47 COOKIE SCOTT & I DON’T CARE WHAT THE ORR 1015 M- 500 THE CHEVELLES PEOPLE SAY 48 DENISE LASALLE THE RIGHT TRACK PEACE 2301 M- 80 Great female take on the classic backed with the superb ‘Too Late To Check Your Trap’. 49 KENI LEWIS WHAT’S HER NAME BUDDAH 191 D M- 250 50 JO ANN GARRETT A WHOLE NEW PLAN CHESS 1959 VG++ 125 51 RON AND THE YOU CAME INTO MY HEART SPECTRUM 1 M- 200 EMBRACERS 52 THE FANTASTIC FOUR PIN POINT IT DOWN SOUL 35058 M- 30 53 PORGY & THE MY HEART CRIES FOR YOU MUSICOR 1221 M- 60 MONARCHS Beige second issue but with the advantage of ‘Hey Girl’ on the flipside (which the first issue doesn’t have). 54 GERALDINE HUNT WINNER TAKE ALL ABC 10859 WD M- 250 55 ANNA KING MAMA’S GOT A BAG OF HER END 1125 M- 100 OWN 56 FANTASTIC EPICS LET’S GET TOGETHER KELTON 121-245 M- 300 57 THE FASCINATIONS I’M SO LUCKY (HE LOVES MAYFIELD 7711 M- 25 ME) 58 LEON FERRELL PURE UNADULTERATED NATION 14 M- 30 LOVE 59 LENNY WELCH DARLING STAY WITH ME MERCURY 72777 M- 50 WD 60 COOKIE JACKSON LOVE BRINGS PAIN UPTOWN 714 M- 75 61 THE VELVELETTES LONELY LONELY GIRL AM I V. I. P. 25017 M- 80 62 DUKE TURNER & LET ME BE YOUR BABY SPINNING TOP M- 75 CHI-TOWNS SITTER 42170 63 INOVATIONS STAY ON THE CASE HIT SOUND 889 M- 80 64 DUSHONS YOU BETTER THINK IT OVER GOLDEN GATE 70 M- 200 65 DARROW THE PAIN GETS A LITTLE GROOVY 3001 M- 50 FLETCHER DEEPER 66 CLARENCE IF IT DON’T FIT DON’T VALTONE 106 M- 75 JACKSON FORCE IT 67 GWEN OWENS I LOST A GOOD THING VELGO 001 M- 150 Same label design as ‘Wanted And Needed’ rather than the more common black label. 68 THE BLUES I BELIEVE IN YOU VERVE 10417 M- 40 GROOVE 69 LITTLE DENISE WOULD IT BE ME? VOICE 2-73 M- 100 STEVENSON 70 THE FOUR VOICES WE LIVE IN THE GHETTO VOICE 1113 VG++ 100 71 LEE ROGERS MY ONE AND ONLY D-TOWN 1062 D M- 30 Rare promo copy. 72 MAJOR LANCE SINCE I LOST MY BABY’S VOLT 4085 M- 25 LOVE 73 JOE MURPHY SO BLUE (WITHOUT YOU) VIVID 106 M- 50 Rarer red label issue copy, probably only released on the West Coast (it’s a Chicago track). 74 EDWARD ST. ANN MORE LUCK TO YOU BABY USA 773 D M- 80 75 RUBY JOHNSON WEAK SPOT VOLT 133 M- 25 ! !
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76 GORGEOUS GEORGE YOU CAN’T STOP A WOMAN GRAPEVINE 159 M- 75 WD Promo copy, previously unissued superb midtempo. 77 THE DETROIT IS THIS A WOMAN’S WAY? GRAPEVINE 161 M- 50 MAGNIFICENTS WD Unissued promo, same backing track as Youngblood Smith’s ‘You Can Split’. 78 DONNY HATHAWAY ALWAYS THE SAME GO AHEAD 015 M- 15 Only on this 45. 79 MAYFIELD SINGERS DON’T START NONE UK SOUL CITY M- 100 Only 25 copies ever made, therefore a British ultra-rarity. Our last copy. 80 JJ BARNES SWEET HONEY BABY GOLDMINE M- 30 SEVENS 030 Fantastic unissued JJ Barnes coupled with equally fantastic unissued Diane Lewis ‘Keep A Hold On Me’. 81 PAT LEWIS GENIE GOLDMINE M- 25 CONNOISSEURS 101 82 DARROW FLETCHER NO LIMIT KENT SELECT M- 20 024 83 SPENCER WIGGINS I’M AT THE BREAKING POINT KENT SELECT M- 15 017 84 JOHN EDWARDS AIN’T THAT GOOD ENOUGH KENT SELECT 034 M- 10 85 LITTLE WILLIE JOHN (I NEED) SOMEONE KENT SELECT M- 10 011 The story of Little Willie John’s unissued 1966 album is astounding – as are these two great tracks extracted from the Kent CD. 86 DARROW FLETCHER (LOVE IS MY) SECRET KENT SELECT M- 15 WEAPON 053 87 SANDRA AFTER YOU GIVE YOUR ALL KENT 37th M- 25 RICHARDSON ANNIVERSARY Backed with Hytones ‘Runaway Girl’. 88 THE HAMPTONS NO NO NO NO NO NO NOT MY KENT 11th M- 60 GIRL ANNIVERSARY Instrumental to the Platters version of ‘Not My Girl’. 89 CREATIVE SOURCE DON’T BE AFRAID (TAKE MY UK POLYDOR M- 40 LOVE) 2066 680 Only on UK 45. Massive spin as a new release album track. 90 DOOLEY SILVERSPOON GAME PLAYERS SEVILLE 1022 M- 25 See above comment. 91 GEORGE CLINTON PLEASE DON’T RUN FROM ME ABC 4053 M- 15 See above comment. 92 LITTLE BOBBY I WON’T BELIEVE IT TIL I SEE SHRINE 107 M- 10 PARKER IT Version of the Jimmy Armstrong cut on Jet Set. !
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93 JACKIE WILSON BECAUSE OF YOU BRUNSWICK 55495 WD M- 200 White promo copy – we rarely get this on the demo. 94 JIVE (FIVE) FYVE IF I HAD A CHANCE TO DECCA 32736 M- 75 LOVE YOU 95 MARGIE JOSEPH WHAT YOU GONNA DO VOLT 4023 WD M- 50 96 UNITED IMAGE LOVE’S CREEPING UP ON VOLT 4065 WD M- 30 ME 97 RHETTA HUGHES YOU’RE DOING WITH HER TETRAGRAMMATON M- 50 – WHEN IT SHOULD BE ME 1505 WD 98 21st CENTURY LTD. YOUR SMALLEST WISH BEEGEE 110 M- 30 99 FREDDIE SCOTT GIRL I LOVE YOU PROBE ABC 481 M- 30 100 THE LOVELITES MY CONSCIENCE LOVELITE 01 M- 40 Not ‘Get It Off My Conscience’ – this is an earlier midtempo track, still very good however. 101 LEROY HUTSON LOVE O’ LOVE CURTOM 1983 M- 30 102 BILLY BUTLER SHE’S GOT ME SINGING CURTOM 0120 M- 15 Great track – not on his Curtom album. 103 WALTER JACKSON TOUCHING IN THE DARK KELLI-ARTS 1006 M- 15 104 BESSIE BANKS BABY YOU SURE KNOW QUALITY 508 WD M- 40 HOW TO GET ME 105 FULLY GUARANTEED WE CAN’T MAKE IT APT 26014 M- 30 TOGETHER 106 THE INVITATIONS LOOK ON THE GOOD SIDE SILVER BLUE 818 M- 40 107 MARVIN HOLMES and YOU BETTER KEEP HER BROWN DOOR 6576 M- 75 JUSTICE Vinyl copy (rather than styrene) 108 LEE MOSES I CAN’T TAKE NO CHANCES FRONT PAGE 2301 M- 60 109 EDDIE PARKER BODY CHAINS PRODIGAL 0617 M- 40 110 RIMSHOTS DO WHAT YOU FEEL STANG 5065 WD M- 20 Rare white promo. 111 JIMMY “BO” HORNE CLEAN UP MAN DADE 2031 M- 30 112 REALITY MAKE LOVE NOT WAR JUPITER 905 M- 30 113 LOU RAWLS SEE YOU WHEN I GIT THERE P.I.R. 3623 WD M- 30 114 BARBARA HALL YOU BROUGHT IT ON INNOVATION II 9162 M- 40 YOURSELF WD Rarer white promo. 115 JOHNNY SAYLES SOMEBODY’S CHANGING DAKAR 607 WD M- 25 (MY SWEET BABY’S MIND) 116 ROSEY JONES HAVE LOVE WILL TRAVEL TODAY 1526 M- 25 117 NORTH BY NORTHEAST PAIN OF CITY LIVING PROBE 01 M- 25 118 SANDRA RICHARDSON STAY HERE WITH ME INTER/SOUL 103 M- 25 Green label copy. 119 FREDDIE HUGHES TAKE ME AS I AM HIPSTAR 1013 WD M- 30 Rare promo copy. 120 THE POSSE SUN COUNTRY JANUS 152 WD M- 25 121 MIKE JEMISON LET’S BRING BACK THE GENEVA 510 M- 15 GOOD TIMES !
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122 BARBARA BROWN A GREAT BIG THING ATCO 6549 M- 25 123 RAY GANT & ARABIAN DON’T LEAVE ME BABY JAY-WALKING 014 M- 30 KNIGHTS 124 EDDIE PARKER CRYING CLOWN TRIPLE ‘B’ 0001 M- 40 125 JERRY COMBS & THE IT TAKES A WHOLE LOT OF WARNER BROS. M- 20 MANNIX WOMAN 7217 WD 126 (SCREAMIN’) JIMMY CAN I HAVE ME SOME OF WARE 6004 M- 10 CHURCHWELL YOU 127 KELLY BROTHERS WALKIN’ BY THE RIVER SIMS 230 WD M- 8 128 THE KELLY BROTHERS COMIN’ ON IN EXCELLO 2290 M- 8 129 JUDY CLAY REMOVE THESE CLOUDS STAX 0006 WD M- 15 130 ROSCOE SHELTON STRAIN MY HEART SIMS 217 M- 10 131 RUBY JOHNSON HERE I GO AGAIN NEB’S 505 M- 15 132 LITTLE ROYAL YOU’LL LOSE A GOOD TRI US 913 M- 10 THING 133 JOE PONDS DON’T LET MY LOVE PASS SUE 13 M- 15 YOU BY 134 ROY LEE JOHNSON CHEER UP, DADDY’S PHILIPS 40509 M- 25 COMING HOME 135 TIMMY WILLIS EASY AS SAYING 1-2-3 JUBILEE 5690 WD M- 15 136 EARL GAINES FRUIT FROM ANOTHER HOLLYWOOD 1117 M- 10 MAN’S TREE 137 JOHNNY COPELAND THERE’S A BLESSING GOLDEN EAGLE 105 M- 20 138 ARTHUR CONLEY TAKE ME (JUST AS I AM) FAME 1009 WD M- 8 139 WALLACE BROTHERS LOVER’S PRAYER SIMS 189 M- 8 140 WALLACE BROTHERS THANKS A LOT SIMS 316 M- 8 141 SPENCER WIGGINS TAKE ME JUST AS I AM GOLDWAX 308 VG++ 8 142 CLARENCE CARTER WHAT WAS I SUPPOSE TO FUTURE STARS M- 8 DO 1012