The Ronettes - (1963)

Successful follow-up to "Be My Baby", written and produced by Phil Spector

The Crystals - (1963)

London HLU 9773, Phil Spector/Elle Greenwich/Jeff Barry classic - UK and U.S. top-10 chart single.

Ray Charles - (1959)

London HLE 8917 - Charles' concert closer from his album of the same name, hails the birth of soul music.

The Velvelettes (1964)

The American girl group's chart breakthrough hit, produced by Norman Whitfield.

The Miracles - (1965)

(TMG 540) - Follow-up to the million selling hit "The Tracks of My Tears", taken from the album "Going to a Go-Go" .

The Miracles - (1965)

UK (SS 324) - The title song from their long-since deleted album of the same name.

Marvin Gaye - (1963)

UK (SS 243) Up-tempo Holland, Dozier, Holland penned soul standard, in excellent condition.

Freda Payne - (1970)

Written by former Motown producers, Holland-Dozier-Holland (under the pseudonym of Edythe Wayne) and Ron Dunbar.

Gwen McCrae - (1975)

United States Billboard R&B Chart #1, impressive twin titles in excellent condition.

Four Tops - (1973)

Picking up big spins on the N/S circuit. Harder to find on a British pressing, where it failed to chart.

The Commodores - (1974)

U.K. TMG 902 - much sampled funk instrumental, taken from the band's debut album of the same name.

Sly & The Family Stone - (1971)

The American funk/soul band's final #1 hit single.

Sly & The Family Stone - (1972)

Taken from the album "There's a Riot Goin' On". The original recording, later covered by artists Paul Haig, The Raincoats and The Colourfield.

Yvonne Fair - (1975)

Stunning TMG 1013 the American soul singers only British hit single.

The Chambers Brothers - (1968)

U.K. Direction (58-3865) - The American soul band's debut single release, an Otis Redding song cover version.

The O'Jays - (1972)

Huff / McFadden / Whitehead penned classic, from the album of the same name.

Chi Coltrane - (1974)

Up-tempo N/S modern soul room in-demander, by the American rock-pop and jazz songwriter, pianist and singer.

Brenton Wood - (1973)

Excellent cover of the Sam Cooke classic, uncharted in the UK - Stunning!

Isaac Hayes - (1974)

British variant of the feature from the album "Tough Guys".

The Bandwagon - (1968)

Great double sider, both regular soul club spin's, led by singer Johnny Johnson.

Mary Wells - (1964)

Original EX+ Stateside (SS 288) U.S. Billboard chart-topper. Wells' signature song and her biggest hit single.

Smokey Robinson And The Miracles - (1970)

TMG 745 - UK and U.S. #1 chart-topping single, released from their album "Make It Happen".

Percy Sledge - (1966)

UK and U.S. #1 chart hit single, recorded at Rick Hall's FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals - Immaculate!

The Temptations - (1970)

U.K. (TMG 773), the final group release to feature founding members Eddie Kendricks and Paul Williams.

The Chiffons - (1963)

UK Stateside SS 202, written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King and produced by the Tokens.

Diana Ross and the Supremes - (1967)

The final single to feature the vocals of original Supremes member Florence Ballard.

Ruby and the Romantics - (1963)

The original version, a minor hit in the UK reaching #38 - Stunning!

Otis Redding - (1968)

Al Bell / Allen Jones penned R&B classic, taken from the album "The Immortal Otis Redding" - Stunning!

The Young Rascals - (1966)

Classic garage rocker follow-up to "Good Lovin'", (uncharted in the UK), - An eye catching Ex+ suggesting few plays!

Marvin Gaye - (1968)

U.S. Billboard pop singles #1, taken from Gaye's album "In the Groove", the third Motown artist to release a version of the Barrett Strong/Norman Whitfield song.

Lulu with the Dixie Flyers - (1970)

Recorded at the Muscle Shoals Fame studios, taken from her 1969 album "New Routes", includes her B-side version of Jerry Jeff Walker's "Mr. Bojangles".

Lenny Kravitz - (1991)

American manufactured Virgin records 12" picture disc, includes B-side interview with Q Magazine's Robert Sandall - Stunning!

Eddie Kendricks - (1973)

Kendricks' first major hit as a solo artist, coming two years after his departure from The Temptations.

Arthur Conley - (1967)

EX+ example of single written and produced by mentor Otis Redding.

Otis Redding - (1966).

The Steve Cropper blues-flavor produced version, of the song originally released by The Temptations.

Edwin Starr (1966)

The 1974 re-issue double-sided Northern Soul club classics, "Headline News" and "Stop Her On Sight (S.O.S.)", in EX+ condition.

San Remo Strings - (1972)

Northern soul instrumental, released on the B-side of their cover version of "Reach Out I'll Be There".

The Supremes - (1965)

TMG 527, breaking the string of five consecutive number-one singles in the United States.

Jr. Walker & the All Stars - (1969)

Original British TMG 712 - a Motown fans favourite, and regular soul club spin.

Martha and the Vandellas - (1964)

Stunning EX+ example of the Gaye/Stevenson original version, in it's birth company paper sleeve.

Kool and the Gang - (1973)

Classic '70s funk single in EX+ condition, taken from the album "Wild and Peaceful".

Marv Johnson - (1969)

The 1969 solid centre British re-issue (chart position #25), a regular soul club spin, in EX condition.

Sound Experience - (1975)

Stunning EX+/EX+ example of mid '70s American funk rarity.

Van McCoy - (1974)

UK (BDS 418) solid centre pressing, of the instrumental funk, dancefloor stormer, (uncharted), taken from the album of the same name.

Four Tops - (1967)

EX/EX example of the Motown male vocal quartet's seventh hit in the UK, reaching #12 in the singles charts.