Northern Soul lot, Esther Phillips "Just Say Goodbye",Sue Rafey, Marty Hill HEAR
  $   139

 


$ 139 Sold For
Apr 26, 2020 Sold Date
Apr 19, 2020 Start Date
$   3 Start price
27   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
eBay Auctioned at
 
save auction  

Description

A few notable titles with condition issues that nevertheless play through fine, others in great shape. Putting a lot together because I discovered that up to two pounds (the weight, not the currency) can be mailed from the U.S. to, say, the UK for something around 24 dollars (hope I read that right). In recognition of the upcoming Anglo-American Hands Across The Water Celebration, I'm going lower still and making the shipping just 16 dollars (and I do apologize for the pesky strength of the dollar which, for the record, was not my doing). Back to the records - you can hear the entire song of each record in the first pic, and clips from those in the other pictures. I had fun putting this together, and am now missing these records...and they're not even gone yet!
Esther Phillips, "Just Say Goodbye", Atlantic 45-2324, promo. Visually, It's G+, no better.  As with all here that I grade in the G range, there's scratches andscuffs superficial and deep; I've put up individual photos of a few but I don't think they capture it.  Like all others here, the record lies flat, no warps (no cracks, either, of course). The fact that it's pictured in a sleeve means that I put it in a sleeve.  Happily, plays much better than it looks; some tics can be heard here and there, but I think it plays well enough (well enough for a club, I don't know).  Certainly enjoyable and a terrific song - hear it in full.

Susan Rafey, "Hurt So Bad", Verve VK-10390. If Esther is G+, Susan is just G. Again, though, plays quite reasonably.

Marty Hill, "Mr. Oracle of Love", Columbia 4-41936. G+ on this popcorn track, hear in full.

Benny Troy, "I Wanna Give You Tomorrow", De-Lite DDJ-1572, promo. VG. This is the promo (though without the picture sleeve, obviously), and I've recorded the Mono side, which has a couple scratches but plays better than the Stereo side (a bit of a repetitive tic on that side).

Ethics, "Standing in the Darkness", G, probably the worst-sounding one here, my apologies. Vent's always seem to be hammered, for some reason. Dewey Terry, "Do On My Feet What I Did In The Street", promo. VG, clip is from the short version side, long side has some light clicking. Brothers of Love, "My Heart's in Trouble", VG- Frontiers, "I'm Still Loving You", weak VG, wol

Phil Parry, "There's No One But I", VG+ I have a few of these, so you can have one too; I wouldn't call it "blue-eyed soul" really, it's not smooth enough. Definitely white, though. Timi Yuro, "Big Mistake", strong VG Superlatives, "Lonely In a Crowd", weak VG Jimmy Delphs, "Don't Sign the Papers Baby", strong VG

Aretha Franklin, "Hands Off", G+, label wear, looks awful plays fine Diplomats, "There's Still a Tomorrow", G+, wol O'Jays, "Love You Direct", VG+, good modern soul Metros, "Sweetest One", promo, NM


Packed well, shipped immediately upon payment, thanks for looking/listening!


price rating