Blinky & Edwin Starr - (1969)

Original UK pressing (TMG 748), of the gospel inspired duet, and soul club regular spin.

Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston - (1966)

EX+ early 1970s push out centre repress, of the single first released in 1966.

The Isley Brothers - (1969)

Well presented 1969 UK release, (TMG 708), a cover of the Holland-Dozier-Holland song, with the N/S club play "Little Miss Sweetness" released as the B-side.

The Supremes - (1966)

Well presented original TMG 575, (UK singles #3), the original version of the Holland-Dozier-Holland song.

Jnr. Walker & the All Stars - (1969)

EX+ 1969 re-press of the single first released in 1966, with "Shotgun" pressed on the B-side.

The Jackson 5 - (1970)

The Jacksons version of the Christmas song, originally performed on Eddie Cantor's radio show in November 1934.

The Supremes - (1964)

Well presented original 1964 pressing of UK and U.S. chart-topping single, taken from The Supremes second studio album, "Where Did Our Love Go".

Wayne Fontana - (1966)

Fontana's last charting single, with the N/S club regular spin "Something Keeps Calling Me Back" pressed on the B-side.

The Precisions - (1967)

EX+/EX+ original U.S. (Drew D-1003) pressing of N/S club "oldies" regular spin.

The Buckeye Politicians - (1970)

Promotional copy variant of early 1970's crossover-funk, northern soul rarity.

The Sisters' Love - (1968)

Debut single release from the former members of Ray Charles' backing ensemble, The Raelettes.

Sharpees - (1965)

EX+/EX+ debut single release from the Chicago-based trio, fronted by Benny Sharp.

The Precisions - (1968)

Strong excellent pressing of late '60s Detroit northern soul classic.

Jewel Bass - (1979)

U.S. Malaco 1055 stereo, modern soul room in-demander, in stunning "time capsule" condition!

Eric and the Vikings - (1970)

Popcorn Wylie produced northern soul with up-tempo, instrumental B-side.

Eddie Wilson - (1969)

EX+/EX+ U.S. promotional variant of Texas-based northern/R&B.

The Volcanos - (1966)

Classic northern soul floor-filler, from the Philadelphia-based quintet, that later went on to become The Trammps.

June Gatlin - (1968)

Late '60s crossover in "time capsule" condition, with it's original birth company paper sleeve.

McKinley Travis - (1970)

Strong excellent example of mid-tempo northern soul, with good deep soul flip-side.

Lavell Hardy - (1967)

The first of only two single releases, from the New York based R&B-funk singer.

Bobby Powell - (1971)

Early '70s R&B from the Louisiana born singer and keyboard player.

Bobby Powell - (1971)

R&B/funk with a cover of Sly Stone's "Into My Own Thing".

The Hesitations - (1969)

Late '60 northern/R&B, with crossover flip featuring Debbie Taylor on lead vocals with The Hesitations backing.

Smoke - (1975)

U.S. Promotional variant of superior male group ballad. The Kansas City, Missouri, based group's only single release.

The Soul Congress - (1968)

Late 60's instrumental funk/soul.

Marvin L. Sims - (1968)

U.S. Revue R 11038 (promotional copy) of late '60s northern soul, in it's original birth company paper sleeve.

Chuck-A-Luck & the Lovemen Ltd - (1968)

New York based funk band fronted by Charles Whitworth.

Bobby Patterson - (1972)

EX+/EX+ UK Action (ACT 4604), modern soul room rare soul in "time capsule" condition!

King Curtis & the Kingpins - (1969)

EX+ U.S. Atco 45-6680, instrumental version of Aretha Franklin's "Save Me", which peaked #35 on the U.S. Billboard R&B chart.

Jimmy Delphs - (1968)

The Karen multi-coloured label variant of classic 1960s rare soul, from the Detroit based singer.

Brenda Holloway - (1967)

Ashford/Simpson penned Motown classic and N/S club regular spin in EX+ condition.

The Notations - (1972)

Chicago based R&B male group vocal, produced by Syl Johnson.

Jo Ann Garrett - (1968)

Late '60s crossover with up-tempo, soul-sister, funk flip side.

Charmells - (1968)

Hayes/Porter produced/arranged cover of the classic Mann-Weil-Spector song, from the Memphis based female quartet.

Ruby Winters - (1969)

Nashville based rare soul from the late '60s, (U.S. Billboard R&B #15).

Brenda Holloway - (1966)

Soul ballad with mid-tempo flip, released through Motown imprint Tamla Records in 1966.

Soul Attractions - (1973)

Male group ballad with deep soul flip-side, in "strong excellent" condition.

Aretha Franklin - (1969)

Aretha's incredible cover of the Lennon McCartney standard, underlines her "Queen of Soul" title, (U.S. Billboard R&B chart #5).

Edwin Starr - (1971)

Norman Whitfield produced double-sider with "Cloud Nine" pressed on the B-side - a soul club regular spin.

Billie Keene - (1969)

Dottie Records variant of '60s northern soul, in EX+/EX+ condition.

The Controllers - (1975)

Promotional copy of the R&B quartet's debut single release, produed by label owner Frederick Knight - a '70s modern soul room in-demander.

Jimmy Hughes - (1966)

R&B release produced by Rick Hall, at his renown Muscle Schoals FAME Studios.

J.J. Jackson - (1968)

Late '60s R&B belter, from the American soul/R&B singer, songwriter and arranger, in "strong excellent" condition.

Darrow Fletcher - (1979)

U.S. Atlantic issue of '70s soul in-demander with "Rising Cost of Love" pressed on the flip-side.

Dan Brantley - (1966)

EX+/EX+ example of '60s northern soul classic.