New Arrivals

re-issue of this super 70s crossover dancer from the uba soulful ms clifford b/w downtempo smoothie

Stylish Modern Soul Dancer very very catchy indeed b/w another super dancer

re-issue....you want atmosphere ,look no further than this old mecca spin now in the soul hall of fame its just got IT !!!!

Mint.... Brilliant New Northern Soul Style Dancer In The JONATHAN CAPREE "Gonna Build Me A Mountain" Style plus laid back version on flip

Unissued On 45 This Re-edit By MOUSSE T Is Gonna Be So VERY Big At Modern & Northern Nights

Mint 12inch 12"...MASSIVE NEW RELEASE...4 Mixes Of This SPECIAL Modern Soul Dancer, WILL BEE On Lead Vocal Yeh....

RARE 60s Rocksteady Reggae Tune From The Great Phillis Dylon b/w Another Super Cool Atmospheric Mover

UNKNOWN Northern Soul RnB MOD Dancer A Real Thumper With A Great Vocal And VERY VERY RARE INDEED

Rare Parlophone 1st UK issue Of This MOD SOUL BOOGALOO Classic From The King Of FUNK

Very Rare Label....2 Unknown 60s Northern MOD Dancers

2/24 (Rare No2) (Rare No2) (Rare No2) Mint Mint Mint, LIMITED UK DEMO...24 numbered copies Only, 2 Monster 60s NORTHERN SOUL Oldie's

2/26 (Rare No2) (Rare No2) (Rare No2) Mint Mint Mint, LIMITED UK DEMO, 26 numbered copies Only...Brilliant Original Version Of NORTHERN MOD Monster "goin" Plus New Vocal Version On B "spaceland"

Mint Mint Mint...DEMO DEMO DEMO, Original Demo Voc/Inst Copy Of The Wigan Casino Northern Soul Stomper

Uptempo 60s Northern MOD Dancer b/w Another RnB Northern Dancer Especially The Backing With A More MOD Vocal

Blue Eyed 60s Northern RnB Dancer

Virtually unseen 60s bluesy 45... both sides midpace swayers with a blues style arrangement & vocal kinda funky bluesy psyc

Rare DEMO Of This Cult Vocal RnB MOD Boogaloo Mover Plus Different Instrumental Dancer on flip

Very rare popcorn sound on a highly collectable UK label

Demo Demo Demo ... 2 60s Soul mod movers on a rare & beautiful original yellow demo - Very catchy soulful dancer

Good 60s Northern MOD Dancer b/w group beat ballad swayer

Obscure 60s RnB Mod Sound

Cover Version Of The MOTOWN Classic

Brilliant mid tempo Detroit style dancer b/w Uptempo Girl Group Dancer

2 good Group RnB Dancers

Mint Mint...DEMO DEMO...Super Rare 70s Northern Spin With A Funky Edge And Similar B Side actually part 2 ...KEY N’CLEARY produced driving Funky uptempo 1976 Modern Soul atomic-bomb from Buffalo which can give a progressive exclusive deejay set that certain slightly leftfield ‘avant-garde’ Feel, always seen in the rarest-of-the rare sections whenever an original copy turns up for sale, available now on a loud remastered nice-price reissue 45!

MINT...Previously UNISSUED Except for The Anniversary Issue, Top 60s Northern Dancer Very Popular In The Clubs Now Plus A TRULY EPIC Beat Ballad From The MASTER Balladeer.

WHITE DEMO...2 Classic soul/mod dancers

Soulful Group Crossover

Original 1st issue TAMLA demo

Mint Mint Mint....2 Unissued 70s Northern Modern Soul Dancers, Dennis Coffey and Mike Theodore’s productions on the Detroit group CJ & CO were mainly in the disco field but Westbound’s tapes also revealed a superb version of the Moods’ ‘Rainmaker’ and a glorious mid-tempo number ‘Let Them Talk’. Diggin’ Now VERY IN DEMAND....coupled with a first time on vinyl for ‘Rainmaker’.

Catchy Soulful 60s Northern Dancer b/w Slow Deep Killer You Will Enjoy Immensely

Soulful funky 70s/b/w classic RnB dancer

Smooth70s soul

2 good 60s beat ballad movers

2 good 70s tunes

2 quality 70s swayers

funky 70s dancer

Mint .....2 UNISSUED 60s Beat Ballad DEEPIES Of The Highest Quality, NORTHERN SOUL For The Connoisseur Set At A Slow Pace But OH SO SOULFUL

60s Group Harmony Sound

Good 70s dancer

Original ... Bluesy 60s mover b/w rousing rnb dancer

Killer edit of this well established 1982 Disco Boogie Modern Soul monster with Italo Disco appeal done by none other than the mighty DJ Spinna who put this already dazzling piece of dancefloor dynamite onto the next level, this one is set to smash every Modern Soul, Rare Disco & Soulful House dance-floor, plus original 7″ version on the flip

mint...The California Playboys’ 1976 Loadstone LP has been changing hands for three-figure sums for decades. Here are the top two dance tracks that put it into that price bracket. Both are favourites of Modern Soul fans, and to have them on a handy 7-inch disc with a suitable 45 edit will make them irresistible

MINT Reissue...Wow This Rare Version Of The 70s NORTHERN MODERN SOUL Floor filler Is Just Stunning !!!!! plus on the flip one of the GEMS From RICHARD CAITON Again A Stunning MODERN SOUL Dancer

group harmony mover

70s reissue, Smooth Deep Male Vocal Northern Dancer

MINT...new reissue....Monster 60s NORTHERN RnB Dancer A Very Popular Oldie At ALL Venue's Plus The Classy Crossover Group Soul Atmospheric Flip So Popular With Radio Buffs Across The World

MINT...Previously UNISSUED Except The Anniversary Issue, Top 60s Northern Dancer Very Popular In The Clubs Now Plus A TRULY EPIC Beat Ballad From The MASTER Balladeer... These two contrasting unissued late 60s soul sides were first made available on Ace CDs. Gigi & the Charmaines’ ‘I Don’t Wanna Lose Him’ was written by Dale Warren and Gigi’s husband Herman Griffin. Herman was responsible for many Detroit soul classics and Dale Warren made his name arranging and writing at Shrine Records. A stomping yet subtle dance number that captures the energy of 1966, its only vinyl presence was on the 100 Club Anniversary 45 of 2006, now a much-coveted item. Walter Jackson’s ‘Forget The Girl’ is taken at a more sedate pace, but is no less dynamic, with a full Chicago orchestra backing Walter’s luxuriant vocal on a Clint Ballard ballad, another stunning recording.

CD CD CD....Cheapest ANYWHERE NEW TODAY 24th February 2021...24 Totally Stunning NORTHERN Etc Dancers Many UNISSUED Including The Legendary MELVIN HICKS "intruder" Plus Floor Filler Carolyn Crawford "ready or not"...This latest episode of the high-quality end of the Northern Soul world is as varied as the scene has become, featuring manic funk, Detroit grooves, doo wop-inspired ballads, neo-Motown and pure soul stompers. Los Angeles features strongly throughout. As a taster of the pleasures to come over the next couple of years, the opening tracks by ex-Motowners Carolyn Crawford and Kim Weston, along with the Joe Buckner & Major IV number, are from Mickey Stevenson’s late 60s Los Angeles operation; and the Lovers’ acetate-only ‘She’s Supreme’ and John Wesley & the Four Tees’ stomping version of the Williams & Watson LP track ‘Love Is Such A Funny Thing’ were recorded under the aegis of the city’s great arranger Arthur Wright. Researching the tape vaults during lockdown has proved fruitful. The first version of Claude Huey’s ‘Why Would You Blow It’ by the unknown Isaiah Smith was discovered among the Galaxy tapes, as was the Brothers Of Soul’s ‘I Need Your Love’ – any previously unheard track by this redoubtable outfit is big soul news. I had originally thought that Buck Ram’s group Two Cats & A Mouse would be 50s sounding, like most of his acts, but ‘Love In My Heart’ proved to be a classy cover of the Oracles’ 1967 rarity on OM. From Milwaukee, the Badger State, we have two little-known 1963 recordings from the Cuca label. ‘You Don’t Care’ by the Esquires (aka Betty Moorer’s brothers’ group the Ambassadors) first appeared on “Badger A-Go-Go”, a compilation album issued on Cuca’s Night Owl subsidiary in 1968, while Harvey (Scales) & Seven Sounds’ beat ballad ‘It’s Midnight’ was finally made available as a download-only in 2020. Jack Ashford’s influence is also strong. ‘Crazy Things’ by the unknown Joe Douglas, one of Jack’s earliest productions, was cut in Philly with a Motor City backing track. Jack’s Pied Piper set-up produced the Hesitations’ ‘Soul Kind Of Love’, the second 45 from their superlative “Soul Superman” LP, and his later work with Detroiters Lorraine Chandler and George Rountree is represented by Philly singer Ray Gant’s update of Eddie Parker’s ‘I Need A True Love’, and the Family Brick’s vocal group version of ‘I’ll Fly To Your Open Arms’, which Jack sang on his “Hotel Sheets” LP. Other soul legends include Major Lance with ‘Girl, Come On Home’ (the original flip of ‘Since I Lost My Baby’s Love’) and the Exits’ ‘Under The Street Lamp’, which epitomised the aspirations of black street corner vocal groups. Joe Hicks’ ‘Don’t It Make You Feel Funky’ is adrenalin-driven soul, adored by the Northern Soul crowd. Rocky Gil’s ‘It’s Not The End’ and Little Nicky Soul’s ‘You Said’ are both mega-money items, but the rarest and most-desired track has to be ‘The Intruder’ by Melvin Hicks & the Versatiles, which was thought to exist only on acetate but is actually a missing number on a collectible soul label – all will be revealed. 01 Preview Ready Or Not Here Comes Love - Carolyn Crawford 02 Preview It Takes A Lotta Teardrops - Kim Weston 03 Preview The Intruder - Melvin Hicks & The Versatiles 04 Preview She's Supreme - The Lovers 05 Preview Why Would You Blow It - Isaiah Smith 06 Preview It's Not The End - Rocky Gil & The Bishops 07 Preview It's Midnight - Harvey Scales & The Seven Sounds 08 Preview You Said - Little Nicky Soul 09 Preview You Don't Care - The Esquires 10 Preview I Need Your Love - Brothers Of Soul 11 Preview I Wish I Knew - Joe Buckner & Major IV 12 Preview I'll Fly To Your Open Arms - The Family Brick 13 Preview I Need A True Love - Ray Gant & The Arabian Knights 14 Preview Don't It Make You Feel Funky - Joe Hicks 15 Preview Love Is Such A Funny Thing - John Wesley & The Four Tees 16 Preview Soul Kind Of Love - The Hesitations 17 Preview Crazy Things - Joe Douglas 18 Preview Love In My Heart - Cats 'n' Mouse 19 Preview Farewell Goodbye My Love (Edit) - The Performers 20 Preview Girl, Come On Home - Major Lance 21 Preview I've Got To Come In - Jean Battle 22 Preview So Glad - The Lyrics 23 Preview The Right To Cry - The Perfections 24 Preview Under The Street Lamp - The Exits

CD CD CD....Cheapest ANYWHERE NEW TODAY 24th February 2021...24 Totally Stunning NORTHERN Etc Dancers Many UNISSUED Including The Legendary MELVIN HICKS "intruder" Plus Floor Filler Carolyn Crawford "ready or not"...This latest episode of the high-quality end of the Northern Soul world is as varied as the scene has become, featuring manic funk, Detroit grooves, doo wop-inspired ballads, neo-Motown and pure soul stompers. Los Angeles features strongly throughout. As a taster of the pleasures to come over the next couple of years, the opening tracks by ex-Motowners Carolyn Crawford and Kim Weston, along with the Joe Buckner & Major IV number, are from Mickey Stevenson’s late 60s Los Angeles operation; and the Lovers’ acetate-only ‘She’s Supreme’ and John Wesley & the Four Tees’ stomping version of the Williams & Watson LP track ‘Love Is Such A Funny Thing’ were recorded under the aegis of the city’s great arranger Arthur Wright. Researching the tape vaults during lockdown has proved fruitful. The first version of Claude Huey’s ‘Why Would You Blow It’ by the unknown Isaiah Smith was discovered among the Galaxy tapes, as was the Brothers Of Soul’s ‘I Need Your Love’ – any previously unheard track by this redoubtable outfit is big soul news. I had originally thought that Buck Ram’s group Two Cats & A Mouse would be 50s sounding, like most of his acts, but ‘Love In My Heart’ proved to be a classy cover of the Oracles’ 1967 rarity on OM. From Milwaukee, the Badger State, we have two little-known 1963 recordings from the Cuca label. ‘You Don’t Care’ by the Esquires (aka Betty Moorer’s brothers’ group the Ambassadors) first appeared on “Badger A-Go-Go”, a compilation album issued on Cuca’s Night Owl subsidiary in 1968, while Harvey (Scales) & Seven Sounds’ beat ballad ‘It’s Midnight’ was finally made available as a download-only in 2020. Jack Ashford’s influence is also strong. ‘Crazy Things’ by the unknown Joe Douglas, one of Jack’s earliest productions, was cut in Philly with a Motor City backing track. Jack’s Pied Piper set-up produced the Hesitations’ ‘Soul Kind Of Love’, the second 45 from their superlative “Soul Superman” LP, and his later work with Detroiters Lorraine Chandler and George Rountree is represented by Philly singer Ray Gant’s update of Eddie Parker’s ‘I Need A True Love’, and the Family Brick’s vocal group version of ‘I’ll Fly To Your Open Arms’, which Jack sang on his “Hotel Sheets” LP. Other soul legends include Major Lance with ‘Girl, Come On Home’ (the original flip of ‘Since I Lost My Baby’s Love’) and the Exits’ ‘Under The Street Lamp’, which epitomised the aspirations of black street corner vocal groups. Joe Hicks’ ‘Don’t It Make You Feel Funky’ is adrenalin-driven soul, adored by the Northern Soul crowd. Rocky Gil’s ‘It’s Not The End’ and Little Nicky Soul’s ‘You Said’ are both mega-money items, but the rarest and most-desired track has to be ‘The Intruder’ by Melvin Hicks & the Versatiles, which was thought to exist only on acetate but is actually a missing number on a collectible soul label – all will be revealed.