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Unissued 60s Dancer Only Available On UK release Plus The classic club oldie

MIND BLOWING Rare & MINT Archive 1st UK Issue RECORD AND SLEEVE...Iconic 60s Classic Northern Soul Instrumental Dancer That Is Part Of The Early History Of The Fabulous NORTHERN SOUL SCENE When Instrumentals Were King And This Was One Of The Biggest And Rarest Of Them All.

Fully Licensed Limited Edition Of Just 100 DEMO Copies (got the last few from Sonic Wax before they sold out)...Sensational 60s Northern Dancer One Of The BIG MAIN ROOM Sounds We All Love To Hear,That Hypnotic Backing Track With Its Almost Magical ORGAN Tones Drives It Along, Yes You NEVER Forget The First Time You Heard This Gem. HISTORY: An extremely rare Northern Soul 45 RPM single originally released in 1965 on the Holly label, Billy Arnell And The Sparkles "Tough Girl" was the product of two childhood friends who lived less than a block apart in suburban Fairlawn, New Jersey in the early 1960s - Billy Smith and Lou Hemsey. Billy played guitar and sang; Lou played guitar and wrote songs, so they decided to form a band. They added friends Eddie Hoffman on organ and Jack Gullone on drums and began playing lots of gigs locally as Little Willie & The Sparkles. They were young, ambitious, and imagined themselves as the next Beatles. By a stroke of fate, they met Joe Martin of Apex-Martin Distributors in Newark, NJ, who caught the band's live show and was duly impressed. That meeting led to the recording session for the "Tough Girl" single. When they recorded the first version of the song, the producer wasn't happy, nor was Joe Martin, so he fired that producer and brought in the young, up-and-coming producer, George Kerr. Kerr didn't care much for the band, so they redid the entire thing without Hoffman and Guilone, with just Billy singing and Lou playing guitar. The pair of old friends were buoyed by session aces Eric Gale on guitar, Bernard Purdie on drums, Bobbie Banks on organ, as well as a bass player whose name has been lost to time. In addition to those changes, they used the studio horn section that Hemsey arranged for, plus two trumpets, two saxes and two vibes players. The resulting single was an infectious amalgamation of rock and soul. Billy changed his surname to Arnell for the 45 release (because he thought it sounded more "show-biz") and the rest is pop history.

60s soul mod origin instrumental dancers x 2

Rare Uk 1st Issue Of This Popular 60s RnB MOD Boogaloo Dancer

Classic 60s Dancer...

Mint Mint Mint...DEMO DEMO DEMO...Iconic 60s 1st Issue Of This Classic Northern Soul Instrumental dancer That Is Part Of The Early History Of The Fabulous NORTHERN SOUL SCENE When Instrumentals Were King And This Was One Of The Biggest And Rarest Of Them All.

Mint Mint Mint...Top 60s RnB Northern Oldie

Rare And MINT Archive UK 1st GOLD CHESS Issue RECORD & SLEEVE...60s Instrumental version with chorus

Mint Mint Mint...RARE ORIGINAL 1st Issue....Smooth 70s sweet soul ballad swayer

FANTASTIC MINT Archive UK 1st Issue RECORD & SLEEVE...Killer Vocals From The Underrated Miss Thomas

70s Funky Soul Mover In A Kinda Downbeat Style....

2011 Record Store Day EP All Track UNISSUED... George Jackson Search Your Heart Ben & Spench Thief In The Night The C & C Boy Thread The Needle Jimmy Hughes Steal Away '68 Part 1 3:17

last 1 of 4 made...TEST PRESSING, Originally Recorded The Wingate classic “Love Game (From A To Z)” which he recorded as part of The Royal Jokers. This Is The Original Demo For J.BEAVERS "i need my baby" The Tape Was In Bad Condition So Cost 100s To Sort Out A Real Labour Of Love But Worth It To Revive This Legendary Discovery....Unissued 60s Detroit Sound Available To Hear Complete For The First Time Ever

Mint Mint Mint...70s Issue Of 60s Classic Northern Oldie

Top 60s RnB Northern Oldie

RARE AUSTRALIAN 1st Issue...Iconic 60s Classic Northern Soul Instrumental Dancer That Is Part Of The Early History Of The Fabulous NORTHERN SOUL SCENE When Instrumentals Were King And This Was One Of The Biggest And Rarest Of Them All.

Mint Mint Mint ....Original USA 1st Issue Killer Funk Mover

Demo Demo Demo ... Classic 60s dance craze mover & nice as a white demo

NEW UK REissue DEMO DEMO DEMO.....Very Very In-demand Its A Legendary Northern soul rarity !! Lee's Heart Felt Aching Vocal Is So So Powerful,we normally play the PART2 side on the northern and RnB scene tho pt1 is more soulful, both are on this sound file

‘Paper Man’ is a major discovery for lovers of Sam Dees music and the Atlanta/Birmingham soul sound of the 70s. Written and recorded in that productive period, it has only just been found in the vault of Moonsong / Clintone recordings. Sam Dees worked with Alpaca Phase III for the Atlantic release ‘I Like To Party’ in 1974 and a Clintone release the following year. He co-wrote this ballad with Wes Lewis and Ken Walker from the group (he also composed ‘Someone To Run To with Wes Lewis and group member Berry Collins). Dees is the vocalist on ‘False Alarms’, one of several brilliant Dees’ compositions first released on his “Second To None” Kent CD in 1995. With “so tied up” being such an important lyric in this song, it is conceivable that it is a forerunner of ‘So Tied Up’ which featured on his Atlantic LP at this time.

Red & White 1st UK issue, 2 classic club/northern/RnB/Mod dancers

reissue...Monster Dancer Across Europe That Mix Of Soul & Funk Now So So Popular & This Is A Rare In-Demand 60s Leader In Its Field

Contempo Rareties UK Issue...Classic 60s RnB Northern Oldie

Mint...French Picture Sleeve 1973 Issue Of This 70s club Soul Funk MOTOWN dancer