70s NORTHERN SOUL NATE EVANS 2-SIDER LOOK/FEELIN US DPR
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I've finished sorting out my collection, and the easiest way to carry on selling is to start at the very beginning, with 'A', 'B', 'C', etc. I'm weeding out things I've already got elsewhere, and I'll be auctioning off a lot of US and UK label singles over the next few years. All are taken from my own large collection, and most are in tip-top condition.
Among them are some very collectable 45s indeed.
I'm currently on 'E'.
70s NORTHERN SOUL US LABEL
NATE EVANS & MEAN GREEN
"THIS TIME WITH FEELING"
b/w
"THE LOOK ON YOUR FACE"
(US: DPR 003, 1976?)
Recorded: 1974?
Record conditon: Excellent +++ (A); Excellent (B)
Labels condition: Spotless
The powerful lungs of Nate Evans were deemed good enough to replace Ralph Johnson in The Impressions. That was in 1976, when "This Time With Feeling" had been a much-requested tune for some time. It's a mid-tempo loper, which was made for shuffling to, and while it was never a favourite with the Wigan stompers, a few miles west in Blackpool it was a veritable monster.
Nowadays, it's the other side that is the favourite of some. There are a few versions of "The Look On Your Face" - James Phelps, John Edwards, Satin (retitled "Your Love's Got Me"), The Magnetics - and the Nate Evans version is every bit as good. All command quite big bucks as well.
These two sides initially appeared as Nate Evans & Boss (some as Nate Evans & Buss), and this is a reissue which I think came out in 1976, though I'm not sure. On this reissue, the group are called Mean Green, though it's exactly the same recording.
The vinyl of this copy has a very small number of light "spiders webs" around the edge. The A-side plays close to mint. while the B-side has around three faint ticks near the beginning. Both labels are impeccable.
The edges are completely chip-free.
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