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TOMMY ADDERLEY – I Just Don't Understand/Whole Lotta Shakin Goin On (Mar-Mar 314/dj) EX 9
(New Zealand rocker with a great Merseybeat sound)
ADDRISI BROTHERS – Cherrystone/Lilies Grow High (Del-Fi 4116/wol) VG+ 6
ADDRISI BROTHERS – Good News/Time To Love (Warner Bros. 7249/dj) VG++ 6
RAY AGEE – Mr. Clean/Keep Smiling (Highland 1192) M- 8
STEVE ALAIMO – Every Day I Have To Cry/Little Girl (Checker 1032) M- 6
STEVE ALAIMO – Yo No Se Que Voy A Hacer Sin Ti/No Quiero Dejarla Ya
(Tone Latino 5051) VG++ 7
(Early version of the song that would become "Melissa" by the Allman Brothers... sung in Spanish.
Alaimo was the first person to record the song.)
SALIX ALBA – I Can't Resist/Sweet Times (Stax 0103/dj) M- 5
ALLEGROS – My Pretty One/Hula Girl (Sukacha 101/xol) VG+ 6
(Obscure east coast vocal group went after the pop market with this pair of tunes.)
RICHIE ALLEN – Redskin/Stranger From Durango (Imperial 5683/label tear) VG+ 5
(Duane Eddy guitar sound from future record producer Richie Podolor)
TONI ARDEN – In The Summer Of His Years/My Heart Is A Chapel (Decca 31576) M- 6
(Tribute to JFK in great shape, still in its original Decca company label sleeve)
JIM BACKUS AND FRIEND – Delicious!/I Need A Vacation (Jubilee 5330) VG+ 6
(Gilligan's Island millionaire Thurston Howell III clowning around with a woman on these novelty
tunes, and it's not even Lovey!)
BAD BOYS – What Took You So Long/You're Not Alone Anymore (Bell 840/bb) VG+ 20
(Classy Northern soul oldie, produced by Dale Hawkins)
BAD COMPANY – Young Blood TEST PRESSING (no label name SS-70108/dj only) M- 8
BADAZZ – Honk Honk Beep Beep mono/stereo (A&M 2023/dj) VG+ 5
(Funky disco track that includes an evil laugh)
JAMES BAILEY – Ain't That A Reason/If I Had Known (Promo 5311) M- 6
(1961 R&B by a singer with an interesting voice)
HANK BALLARD & MIDNIGHTERS – The Hoochi Coochi Coo/I'm Thinking Of You
(King 5430) M- 5
BANANA SPLITS – Long Live Love/Pretty Painted Carousel (Decca 732536/bb) EX to M- 7
HOMER BANKS – Hooked By Love/Lady of Stone (Minit 32020) M- 10
BARINNO BROTHERS – Born On The Wild VOCAL/INST. (Invictus 1256/dj) EX 6
JEFF BARRY – Walkin' In The Sun STEREO/MONO (A&M 1422/dj) VG+ 5
(Original version of a song that was also recorded by Percy Sledge)
LEN BARRY – Diggin' Life STEREO/MONO (Buddah 284/dj/with PICTURE SLEEVE) M- 15
(With dj-only "title cover". Small tear from storage on the bottom of the sleeve.)
JODY BERRY – Froggy/I Think You Ought To Know (Stack 501/dj) VG+ 6
(1959 teen sound)
BEAU BRUMMELS – You Tell Me Why./I Want You (Autumn 16) M- 5
BEGINNING OF THE END – Funky Nassau Part 1/Part 2 (V.P.M. 4621/heavy wol) G 5
(Original local label, before being leased to Alston. Not pretty to look it, but it plays)
ARCHIE BELL & DRELLS – Here I Go Again/A World Without Music
(Atlantic 2693/sol) EX 8
(Great Gamble & Huff dancer, was a huge spin at the Blackpool Mecca Highland Room. Rated as #21
of all-time in Kev Roberts' "Northern Soul Top 500")
REUBEN BELL – I Hear You Knocking (It's Too Late)/Baby Love (Deluxe 140) VG+ 5
(As heard on the compilation "King's Serious Soul Volume 2")
BELL HOPS – Carmella/Teenage Years (Barb 102) M- 7
JAN BERRY (as 1 JAN 1) – Tinsel Town/Blow Up Music (Ode 66050/dj) M- 8
BILL BLACK'S COMBO – Slow Action/But It's Alright (Columbia 4-44867/CANADA/wol) EX 6
(Slow burning funk in a Booker T & The MG's mold, backed by a guitar, brass, organ, and drums
version of the J.J. Jackson oldie. An original 1969 Canadian pressing.)
BILL BLACK'S COMBO – Little Jasper/Do It - Rat Now (Hi 2064/CANADA) VG+ 5
(On the old-style black Hi Canadian label.)
LINCOLN BLACK – Famous Last Words/You Built Me Up So High (Monument 45-1195/dj) M- 6
(UK pop in a "Ripples" vein from 1970)
TERRY BLACK & LAUREL WARD – Goin' Down (Kama Sutra 540/dj/with PIC SLV) M-/M- 7
(Includes a dj-only title sleeve that was never released to the public. In fact, it was only available in the
promotional-only "Buddah Hit Pack" from January 1972.)
BLOWFLY – Blowfly's Rapp Part1/Part 2 (Weird World 900) M- 7
BLUE CHEER – West Coast Child Of Sunshine/When It All Gets Old (Philips 40602/dj) M- 5
BLUE NOTES – Hot Chills & Cold Thrills/Never Gonna Leave You (Uni 55132/dj) EX 8
(The Philly soul guys get the Miami funk treatment from Clarence Reid and Willie Clarke. Good
group soul on the flip.)
BONNIE LOU – One Track Love/No Rock 'N Roll Tonight (King 4948) VG+ 6
(Original 1956 rocker with guitar break)
BOOKER T & THE MG'S – Slum Baby/same (Stax 0049/dj) VG+ 5
(White-label demo from July 1969, of this classic funky southern soul instrumental)
EARL BOSTIC – (EP) "Volume 6" (King EP 206) Picture sleeve EX./Record VG+ 7
(Original 1950s EP with hard cardboard picture cover. This is hard, driving alto sax, not for wimps.
Songs include Blip Boogie, For You, and Wrap It Up)
DAVID BOWIE – John, I'm Only Dancing/Hang On To Yourself (RCA 2263/UK) M- 6
(Original 1972 UK import with English RCA sleeve)
JIMMY BOYD – I Would Never Do That/So Young And So Fine (Imperial 66233/dj) VG++ 6
(1966 near-hit that managed to break the top 10 in both San Diego and Louisville. Arranged by Leon Russell)
DAN BRANTLEY – Please Accept My Love/I Can't Take No More (Sims 101) M- 10
BREWER & SHIPLEY – Shake Out The Demon/same (Kama Sutra 539/dj/with PICTURE SLEEVE) M- 6
(With dj-only "title cover" that was never released to the public.)
BROOKLYN BOYS – Every Night/If She Should Call (Ferris 45-902) VG+ 7
RUTH BROWN – Jack O'Diamonds/I Can't Hear A Word You Say (Atlantic 2026) EX 5
(Both sides are Leiber & Stoller songs)
BROWNSVILLE STATION – The Red Back Spider/Rock With The Music (Big Tree 156) M- 5
B. BUMBLE & STINGERS – Rockin-On-N-Off/Mashed #5 (Rendezvous 174) EX 5
BUMP – Got To Get You Back/State of Affairs (Pioneer 2148) VG+ 9
(Obscure Michigan psych from the "Winston Built The Bridge" group)
DORSEY BURNETTE – Ever Since The World Began/Long Long Time Ago (Mel-o-dy 118/dj) EX 6
(Early 60s teener on Motown related label)
TONY BURROWS – Every Little Move She Makes/I've Still Got My Heart, Jo (Bell 912/bb) M- 7
TOMMY BUTLER – That's What I Wanna/Turn Around, Look At Me (Roulette 4399) VG+ 5
(R & B shaker on one side; the Jerry Capehart classic on the other. An early version )
THE CAKE – Rainbow Wood/Fire Fly (Decca 32235/bb/CANADA) EX 6
(Canadian 60s pressing of this ethereal girl group beauty)
CALENDER – Hypertension Part 1/Part 2 (Pi Kappa 608) M- 6
(Funky 70s from New Jersey)
THE CALLIOPE – We've Made It/The Friends of Mrs. Fisher (Shamley 44013/bb) VG++ 8
(Late 60s putdown of the older generation, which manages to rhyme "hang-ups", "screw-ups", and grown ups")
HAMILTON CAMP – This Wheel's On Fire/A Lot Can Happen In A Day (Warner Bros. 7203) M- 6
(Original Canadian 60s press in great shape. Actor Camp turns in a version of the Bob Dylan tune
that's well known to viewers of "Absolutely Fabulous")
CANDY & THE KISSES – Keep On Searchin/Together (Scepter 12106/bb) VG+ 8
(Northern soul girl group from Philly)
CANNIBAL & HEADHUNTERS – Land Of 1000 Dances/I'll Show You How To Love Me
(Rampart 642) M- 7
(Original, 40-year-old 60s hit in great condition. The flip is surprisingly strong doo wop.)
FREDDIE CANNON – Sock It To The Judge/Rock Around The Clock
(We Make Rock N Roll Records 1601/wol) VG+ 6
CANNONBALLS – Calliope Boogie/Lullaby Of Birdland (Brunswick 55212/dj/wol) VG 5
(Rock 'n roll instrumentals with a calliope organ as part of the instrumentation)
CAPRELLS – What You Need Baby/Dotty's Party (Bano 102/labels reversed) EX 10
CARGOE – ARDENT/STAX RECORDS TEST PRESSING I Love You Anyway + 2 EX to M- 8
(Early 70s test press from the label that brought you Big Star)
CARRIAGE TRADE – Wild About My Lovin'/Rag Mama (Filmways 107/dj) VG 6
(June 1966 version of the Lovin' Spoonful garage tune. This version competed (unsuccessfully) with
the Everpresent Fullness for radio airplay in the summer of '66)
MEL CARTER – The Richest Man Alive/I'll Never Be Free (Imperial 66078) M- 5
(His most soulful record. Good Northern sound)
CARTER BROTHERS – I Don't Care/I've Been Mistreated (Jewel 760/dj) EX 5
(One side a soul swinger, the other side blues)
JIMMY CASTOR – Hey, Leroy, Your Mama's Callin You/Ham Hocks Espanol. (Smash 2069) VG+ 6
(Mod Latin soul classic)
CATALINAS – You Haven't The Right/Tick Tock (Scepter 12188) M- 12
(Classic Carolina Beach harmony sounds that crossed over to Northern soul niters)
CHAD & JEREMY – Before And After/Fare Thee Well (Columbia 43277/dj) M- 6
(1965 white label dj copy. It's not easy to find mid-60s hits in nice shape on dj copies. Here the English duo nails
a Van McCoy tune.)
CHAPTER SIX – Lovin All The Time/The Tide Of Love (Mercury 72577/dj) VG+ 10
(Obscure 60s)
CHECKMATES, LTD. – Do The Walk (Temptation Walk)/Glad For You (Capitol 5603) EX 10
(The soul group's debut record from 1966, featuring a dance based on the great moves of the Temptin' Temptations!
I dedicate this to long-time Checkmate Bill Van Buskirk, who died in August 2002.)
LOU CHESTER JR. – Teasin'/Let's Fall In Love To Stay (Young 1001) VG- 10
(Teener vocals and rockabilly guitar, on a Miami label that's related to Art and AFS.
CHIFFONS – A Love So Fine/Only My Friend (Laurie 3195/bb) M- 5
CHOSEN FEW – Last Man Alive/Synthetic Man (Liberty 55919/dj) M- 8
(Apocalyptic '66 garage from California)
LOU CHRISTIE – Sing Me Sing Me STEREO/MONO (Buddah 285/dj) with ART PICTURE SLEEVE M-/M- 8
(1972 promo with a dj-only picture cover)
LOU CHRISTIE – Summer Days/One & Only Original Sunshine Kid (Slipped Disc 45270) M- 6
LOU CHRISTIE – Beyond The Blue Horizon/Saddle The Wind (Three Brothers 402/date on label) M- 5
EUGENE CHURCH – Dollar Bill/U Maaka Hanna (World Pacific 77866/dj) VG++ 6
(Mid-60s mod soul from a guy who used to see pretty girls everywhere)
CI CI – Off The Wall (Diskmakers Test Pressing/dj) VG-
DAVE CLARK FIVE – Reelin' And Rockin'/I'm Thiking (Epic 9786) M- 5
(Beautiful white-label dj copy)
PETULA CLARK – Natural Love MONO/STEREO (Scotti Brothers 02676/dj/wol) M- 5
PETULA CLARK – Natural Love/Because I Love Him (Scotti Brothers 02676/stamped dj) M- 5
(Petula's 1981 comeback attempt, with kind of an Olivia Newton-John kind of sound)
ALLAN CLARKE – Born To Run/Why Don't You Call (EMI 2352/UK) M- 5
(1975 issue by the long-time Hollies vocalist , trying his hand on a Bruce Springsteen song)
CLEFS OF LAVENDER HILL – Stop-Get A Ticket/First Tell Me Why (Thames 100/stkr on lbl) VG 7
(First, original Miami label, pre-Date, of this Florida mersey-punk classic.)
CLINGER SISTERS – Golly Mom/Pupper (Tollie 9035/dj) VG- to VG 6
(Superb 1964 kiddie/teen girl group, including Debra Clinger, later of the Rock Flowers and Capt.
Kool & The Kongs)
DAVID ALLEN COE – Two Tone Brown STEREO/MONO (SSS 864/dj) VG 6
(Very early single, before he became a star)
COLLINS KIDS – Sugar Plum/Kinda Like Love (Columbia 41329/dj) VG+ 6
(Early 60s old-style Columbia promo by Larry & Lorrie)
COMMANDER SHAD – Ignorant/Version (Kennedy International/JAMAICA) EX 6
COMPASS – Her Sadness Primer/Later In The Day (AJP 1513/xol) M- 8
(150 MPH stormer for all you
"fast" dancers.
This is the song that goes "see her running, what is she running for")
DAVE "BABY" CORTEZ – Count Down/Summertime (Roulette 4679/bb) VG+ 6
(1965 single with funky guitar, happy organ, vocal shouts, and girl group backing.)
COTTON, LLOYD & CHRISTIAN – I Go To Pieces/Mr. Rock N Roll (20th Cent. 2217) M- 6
(Stock copy issue of 70s pop featuring Michael Lloyd of the West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band)
DON COVAY – Badd Boy Side 1/Side 2 (Newman 500/xol) M- 5
SUSAN COWSILL – The Next Time That I See You stereo/mono (Warner Bros 8333/dj) M- 8
COWSILLS – We Can Fly/A Time For Remembrance (MGM 13886/bb/PS) EX 5
(with original color picture sleeve)
COWSILLS – You (In My Mind) STEREO/MONO (London 45-153/dj) M- 5
BILL COWSILL – When Everybody's Here/Wish I Could Say The Same.. (MGM 14166/dj) VG 5
BOB CREWE GENERATION – Menage A Trois STEREO/MONO (Elektra 45380/dj) EX 5
(DJ only "short" mix of this 1976 jam that includes a drum break)
CUBES – "CUBES" 4 song EP with Picture sleeve & lyric insert (Tremor X/Y) 10
(Obscure 1979 Detroit new wave. Record is in excellent condition; picture cover is VG due
to some stains. Insert is mint.)
Click here to view the picture cover.
CUT-UPS – Everything's Yellow/I'll Cry Tomorrow (Hickory 1449/dj) M- 8
SONNY D'NUNZIO – That's How Much I Love My Baby/California's Still On My Mind (Unital 710) M- 25
(Northern soul spin in the UK and Germany. D'Nunzio was the lead singer of Pittsburgh groups the Fenways
and the Racket Squad. The latter group also cut this tune in a more poppy arrangement.)
DADDY BOB – Welcome Home Elvis/Poppa's Gone (Bertram-International 1835) M- 5
(Obscure Elvis novelty)
DADE WINDS – Preacher Man's A Comin'/Riffin' The Blues (Jubilant no #) M- 6
(Obscure Miami, Florida instrumentals)
DAMITA JO – I'll Save The Last Dance For You/Forgive (Mercury 71690) M- 5
(Answer record, as Damita says YES to the Drifters)
LIZ DAMON'S ORIENT EXPRESS – 1900 Yesterday/You're Falling In Love (White Whale 368) EX 5
(Somehow this Hawaiian act got ahold of two obscure Betty Everett songs. Minor hit from 1970, and an
occasional Northern soul spin)
RONNIE DANTE – Think/221 East Maple (Columbia 43720/dj/date on label) EX to M- 6
(There's also some writing in the dead wax that does not affect the grooves, and does not affect play)
DARTS – Sweet Little Baby/Gee-Ver-Men-Nee-Vers (Dot 15752/sol) EX 5
DAVE DEE DOZY BEAKY MICK & TICH – Bend It/She's So Good (Fontana 1559) M- 5
DAVID & JONATHAN – The Magic Book/Time (Capitol 5777/dj) M- 5
(AKA master songwriters Cook & Greenaway. Produced in England by George Martin)
THE DAWN – Bring It On Home/Baby I Love You (Rust 5128/dj) M- 9
(60s East Coast sound, with heavy Ernie Maresca involvement)
JOHNNY DAYE – Marry Me/Give Me Back My Ring (Jomada 600) M- 8
DEAD SEA FRUIT – Kensington High Street/Put Another Record On Lulu (Atco 6489/dj) EX 8
(UK '67 light psych, as heard on the compilation "Magic Spectacles"0
ERROL DEE – Love Or Money/I Love You (Instant 3240) VG+ 6
(New Orleans R&B with a 60s dance beat) Click here to view the label.
DEE JAY & RUNAWAYS – Doesn't Matter Anymore/My Gal (Sonic 148/wol) VG+ 12
(Tough to find one from the "Peter Rabbit" crew from Spirit Lake, Iowa.)
DELPHONICS – Don't Throw it All Away STEREO/MONO (Arista 0308/dj) EX to M- 10
NICKY DeMATTEO – Suddenly/I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night (Guyden 2024/wol) EX to M- 7
(Good East Coast teener)
MARV DENNIS IV – The Hurt Will Go Away/Honeycomb (Bear 819B-1975) VG 7
(Obscure 60s on the same label as the Castaways, Trashmen, and Coachmen)
DAVE DePAUL – The Great International Golf Tournament Part 1/2 (Tournament 1/2/sol) VG 5
(Real odd golfing comedy 45 on green wax)
DETERGENTS – Mrs. Jones/Tea And Trumpets (Roulette 4616) M- 6
(Obscure one from the mid-60s studio group that featured RON DANTE)
DILLARDS – Reason To Believe/Nobody Knows (Elektra 45641) M- 5
JOEY DiLORENZO – Smile/Make It Rain (Paula 361/dj) VG+ 10
DIODES – Tired Of Waking Up Tired/Child Star (Epic 4186/CANADA) M- 10
(Excellent Canadian punk and powerpop from 1977)
SWAMP DOGG – Straight From My Heart/Don't Throw Your Love To The Wind
(Swamp Dogg Presents 501/white label dj) EX 8
DOODLES – I Want To Hold Your Hand/FRED YORK - A Fool Never Learns (Hit 104/sol) EX 6
(Interesting Beatles cover from the Nashville label that specialized in cheap versions of current
hits. This features Bobby Russell on lead vocals.)
TOMMY DOWNS – My Make Believe Baby/I Can't Get Around... (King 5919/dj) VG+ 5
DREAMLOVERS – Oh Baby Mine (I Get So Lonely)/These Will Be The Good Old Days (Cameo 326/dj) EX 7
JIMMY DRUIETT & MUSIC FAIR – Back Up On My Feet/Councilman Jones (Epic 10569/dj) M- 6
(Late 60s psych-pop. One side is a Linzer-Randell song that was also cut by the Monkees; the other
is a psychedelic-meets-late 60s pop track with lots of effects and good lyrics)
DORIS DUKE – Feet Start Walking/How Was I To Know You Cared (Canyon 35) M- 5
(Southern soul written by Swamp Dogg and Gary U.S. Bonds)
ECHOS – Turn Me On & Turn Me Off/Nobody's Home (Dode 927M-1005) M- 20
EL CLOD – Tijuana Border/Pedro's Piano Roll Twist (Apex 76824/CANADA) EX 6
(Early 60s novelty on a beautiful burgundy Canadian label)
LORRAINE ELLISON – Cry Me A River/Heart Be Still (Loma 2074/bb) M- 6
(Class recordings by a deep soul queen)
SCOTT ENGEL –Mr. Jones/Anything Will Do (Liberty 55312/dj) VG 5
(Early 60s tracks by the future member of the Walker Brothers. Produced by Snuff Garrett; one
side written by John D. Loudermilk. Plays better than visual grade.)
MILL EVANS – I Got It Bad/Don't Forget About Me (Sharp 6041) M- 7
BETTY EVERETT – 1900 Yesterday/Maybe (Uni 55141/dj) M- 6
(An early & soulful version of a song later covered by Liz Damon's Orient Express)
EVERLY BROTHERS – Empty Boxes/It's My Time (Warner Bros. 7192/CANADA) VG++ 5
(The boys from Bowling Green do songs by Ron Elliott of the Beau Brummels, and John D. Loudermilk)
THE EXODUS – Hungaria/Gipsy Dance (Metronome Red Label 1010/GERMANY/w/PIC SLV) EX 10
(2 cool guitar instrumentals. This comes with a great mod color picture sleeve.)
Click here to see the picture cover!)
FALCONS – Standing On Guard/I Can't Help It (Big Wheel 1967) VG+ 7
(Mid-60s Detroit soul)
JULES FARMER – Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind/I Should Have Loved Her More
(Roulette 4277/dj/small sticker on label) EX 6
FATAL CHARM – Christine/Paris (Fatal 1/UK) M- 7
(UK New Wave, produced by Midge Ure, with a near mint picture sleeve)
Click here to see the picture cover!
FEMININE COMPLEX – I Won't Run/Forgetting (Athena 5006/dj) EX 8
(Legendary Nashville late 60s girl band)
5th DIMENSION – Flashback/Diggin' For A Livin' (Bell 45,425) EX 5
(The last, and most obscure, of their hits, written by Artie Wayne & Alan O'Day)
FINAL DECISIONS – Keep On Walking/Hour Of Your Need (Bumpshop 162/dj) M- 10
(Obscure Detroit soul group, produced by Mike Terry. A-side co-written by J.J. Barnes)
FIRST EDITION – Charlie The Fer' De Lance/Look Around, I'll Be There (Reprise 0693/dj) M- 5
(Late 60s psychish rock single featuring Kenny Rogers, before his switch to country)
FIVE CARDS STUD – Beg Me/Once (Smash 2080) VG+ 8
(Odd, but good combination of Northern soul and New York psych sounds. "Beg Me" is the Rudy Clark Brill Building
song that was also recorded by Chuck Jackson and Merry Clayton.)
FIVE MAN ELECTRICAL BAND – Julianna/Friends & Family (Lionel 3224/dj) M- 5
(Lesser-known one by this Canadian band. The flip even has a drum break.)
FLAVOR – Sally Had A Party/Shop Around (Columbia 44521/bb) M- 8
(Mod stormer with a groovin' Hammond organ, attempting to duplicate the famous Spencer Davis Group
"Gimme Some Lovin" vibe. This is the Washington D.C. area band that was formerly known as The Bad Boys
(on Paula Records). ** ON HOLD **
FLIRTATIONS – Nothing But A Heartache/How Can You Tell Me (Deram 85038/heavy wol) M- 20
(It's the Northern soul anthem, featured in a recent UK KFC commercial)
ANDY FORRAY – Monday (Is The Girl For Me)/Copycat (Diamond 150) Nice VG 5
(Early 60s teeners, written by soul men Horace Ott and Don Covay)
JIMMY FORTUNE – Be Mine/Don't Tell Me Not To Love You (Decca 31032/dj) M- 6
(Early R&B/teen mixture, still in its Decca sleeve. In great condition.)
FOUR LADS – My Heart's Symphony/Pardon Me Miss (United Artists 50517/dj) EX 5
(Original arrangement of the Gary Lewis & Playboys 1966 hit. The flip was written by Bobby Goldsboro)
INEZ FOXX – North Carolina (South Carolina)/I Got It (Dynamo 138) EX 5
(A-side written by Bickerton & Waddington, formerly of the Pete Best Group. Also recorded by the
Flirtations)
CONNIE FRANCIS – I'm Sorry I Made You Cry/Lock Up Your Heart (MGM 12647) 5
(Early and largely-forgotten 1958 chart hit from Connie's rockin' phase. Top side grades VG+, while the
flip grades VG)
Click here to view the label!)
CONNIE FRANCIS – Spanish Nights And You/Games That Lovers Play (MGM 13610/dj) M- 5
ARETHA FRANKLIN – Can't You Just See Me/Today I Sing The Blues (Columbia 44550/CANADA/wol) EX 5
(Early 60s tracks on the cool, classic orange Canadian Columbia label)
JOE FRAZIER – Come & Get Me Love/My Way (Knockout 711/dj) EX 12
(Obscure
one by the former heavyweight champion, turned soul singer. This is
actually a good
midtempo Northern soul sound.)
FREDDIE & FREELOADERS – Last Night/Freddie's Blues (Redd Hedd 005/stkr removed) EX 10
(Unknown 60s group, kinda R&B'ish, Rite pressing)
FREE DESIGN – Now Is The Time/If I Were A Carpenter (Project 3 1360/dj/wol/sticker on label) EX 6
FREE SPIRITS – Tattoo Man/Girl Of The Mountain (ABC 10872/dj/wol) VG+ 8
(Grungy-looking 1966 rock group featuring a very young Larry Coryell)
FREELOADERS – I Who Have Nothing/Can't Forget About You (A&M 1148/dj) EX 6
(Late 60s white soul band)
A. FRIEND – We're Gonna Miss You, Otis/Macon (Hollywood 1123) VG+ 8
(Good
deep soul tribute to both Otis Redding and the Bar-Kays. "A.
Friend" was
actually Otis' friend Earl Gaines)
MAX FROST & TROOPERS – Shape Of Things To Come/Free Lovin (Tower 419) M- 5
PATSY FULLER – I Don't Wanna Love You/Just One Answer (Parrot 3017/dj/wol) VG 5
(Patsy nails this early 60s Everly Bros. sunshine pop tune (that was also recorded by the Barry Lee Show.
The flip is a Crispian St. Peters song)
FUN AND GAMES – The Grooviest Girl In The World/It Must Have Been The Wind M- 6
(Uni 55098) (Cool '68 sounds produced by Gary Zekley (aka Yodar Critch).
Bubblegum on the A-side, psych-pop on the flip)
FUSE ONE – Ode To A Kudu/Silk (CTI 54/dj) VG+ 5
(Slow jazz funk with some fat bass)
EARL GAINS – It's Worth Anything/The Best Of Luck To You (HBR 481/dj) VG+ 6
('66 Northern soul by Nashville soul man, and former member of Louis Brooks & Hi-Toppers. Good deep soul flip side.)
EARL GAINES – Hymn Number 5/If You Want What I Got (Seventy-Seven 77-131) M- 6
(Good version of the Mighty Hannibal Vietnam-themed deep soul moaner)
GARY & GARY – I'm Leavin'/Deuces Wild (Arock 1003) M- 10
(Soul duo on a New York 60s label)
MARVIN GAYE – Little Darling, I Need You/Hey Diddle Diddle (Tamla 54138) M- 6
(1966 Motown classic in great shape)
GI GI – Daddy Love Part1/Part 2 (Sweet 001) VG+ 8
(Female funk vocal. Slight warp not affecting play)
BEVERLY ANN GIBSON – Without Love/Love's Burning Fire (Deb 506) M- 7
GOD SONS – Merry Up/Version (Pantomine 110/wol) VG to VG+ 7
(Early 70s reggae duo)
GOLDEN EARRING – Long Blond Animal/Triple Treat (Dutch Polydor 2001 988 w/PICTURE SLEEVE)
(Obscure import, record & picture cover both M-)
SAMMY GORDON & HIPHUGGERS – Breezin'/Just My Imagination (Archives 1-69) VG 6
(South Carolina 1972 jazz funk from the brother of Benny Gordon)
EYDIE GORME E TRIO LOS PANCHOS – "AMOR" 7" EP (CBS EP 56193/BRAZIL)
(Original 1960s Brazilian issue with PICTURE SLEEVE) VG+ 5
GQ – Make My Dreams A Reality/I Do Love You (Arista 0426) M- 8
(Big modern soul spin)
GRAND-PREES – Heartbreak Hotel/Four Strong Winds (Go Go 101-45) EX 7
(Obscure Florida garage band version with guitar break.)
EARL GRANT – This Little Girl Of Mine/Come To Me (Decca 31716/dj/slight wol) VG+ 5
(Uptempo R&B dancer in the style of Earl's Northern soul hit, "Hide Nor Hair")
GOGI GRANT – The Image Of Your Face/Dear Friend (CRC Charter 5/dj) M- 6
GARLAND GREEN – Nothing Can Take You From Me/Just Loving You (Spring 160) EX 7
(One side is midtempo, the other is a deep bluesy ballad)
GREEN BERETS – Too Young/I've Got To Be Loved (Uni 55273/dj) VG+ 6
(Late 60s soul, produced by Andre Williams)
GREEN LIGHTS – Please Come Back Again/Some Day You'll Pay (Joie 625) EX to NM 40
(Super-obscure 1964 soul on a tiny label.)
BARBARA GREENE – Young Boy/I Should Have Treated You Right (Renee 5001) VG+ 10
(Northern soul, beach, and girl group style sounds all in one record.
Backing on the flip is by The Dells.)
ROOSEVELT GRIER - People Make The World/Hard To Forget (Amy 11,029) VG+ 5
ROOSEVELT GRIER - Who's Got The Ball (Y'all) (ONE SIDED PROMO 45) (Amy 11,004/dj) VG+ 5
(Grier is joined by his football buddies THE FEARSOME FOURSOME: Merlin Olsen, Roger Brown,
David Jones, and Lamar Lundy. Produced by Chips Moman & Tommy Cogbill)
JIMMY GRIFFIN – What Kind Of Girl Are You/A Little Like Lovin' (Reprise 20,161) VG 5
(Early solo single by future member of Bread. Arranged & conducted by Jack Nitzsche.
One side was co-written by Glen Campbell.)
GRIFFIN – Yours Till Forever/New York Boy (Capitol 2821/dj) M- 6
(Flip is an obscure Neil Diamond cover. A-side is a bit of a Northern crossover sound, although this is definitely a pop record )
GRIMMS – Backbreaker/The Masked Poet (DJM 1001) VG+ 6
(70s rocker featuring Neil Innes of Bonzo Dog Band/Rutles fame)
GRINGOS – Bandido/Gringo Guitar (Dot 16321/wol) VG+ 5
(1962 instrumentals. Still in its original early Dot Records label sleeve.)
BONNIE GUITAR – Ra-Ta-Ta-Ta-Ta/Leave The Weeping To The Willow Tree (Fabor 138/xol) M- 5
THE GUN – Race With The Devil/same (Epic 10413/dj) EX 5
HA-HA'S – Ding-A-Ling/Why Not (Dino 327/328/wol) VG 8
(60s instrumental from New Jersey)
DELORES HALL – W-O-M-A-N/Good Lovin' Man (Keymen 111/wol) VG to VG+ 6
(Good 60s soul record)
DORA HALL – Time To Say Goodbye/We'll Sing In The Sunshine (Calamo 1016) EX 6
BOB HALLEY – Walking With Joe/Annie Threw A Party (Regatta 2001/very slight wol) VG+ 6
(Obscure New York teeners)
JOHNNY HALLYDAY – In The Midnight Hour/Girl (Philips 373.745/wol/CANADA) VG+ 6
(French covers of Wilson Pickett & Beatles classics. Original Canadian pressing.)
ROY HAMILTON – You'll Never Walk Alone/I'm Gonna Sit Right Down & Cry (Epic 9015/wol) EX 5
HAMMERHEAD – Summer Nites/Jewels (GNP Crescendo 499/dj) VG+ 6
(Glam and hard rock influences, produced by Kim Fowley)
HAPPY FATS – Veteran's Plea/Dear Mr. President (Rebel 501) VG 6
HAPPY RETURN – To Give Your Lovin'/I Thought I Loved Her (Cadet 5651/bb) M- 8
(Good 60s garage with fuzz guitar, from St. Louis, Missouri)
HARDLY-WORTHIT PLAYERS – Congressional Record/Hardly-Worthit Melody (Parkway 1500/BB) M- 6
HARLEY HATCHER HAPPENING – Going Back To Georgia/It's Me I'm Running From (Village 101) M- 8
(Obscure late 60s from some of the folks associated with A.I.P. Pictures/Productions. This one is hard to describe.)
HARPS – Marie/Daddy's Going Away Again (Laurie 3239) EX 8
(60s vocal group with falsetto on one side, and an answer to "Daddy's Home" on the other)
DONNY HATHAWAY –