Rare Northern Soul 45RPM The Natural Four, Pat Hunt, Little Ronnie, Timmy Willis
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Rare 60s Northern Soul 45RPM 7” Vinyl Records Lot Of Four Ultrasonic Clean/Play Tested
The Natural Four - Why Should We Stop Now / You Did This For Me 1969 Boola-Boola Records
(Play Tested VG-) Light Crackle Is Present Throughout Song But Music Is Loud And Clear No Pops Or Skips. Crackle Is Louder At The Very End Of The Song. Vinyl Has Several Surface Marks & Light Residue
Timmy Willis - Mr. Soul Satisfaction / I'm Wondering 1968 Veep Records
(Play Tested G+) Crackle Throughout That Is More Noticeable Towards The Beginning & End Of The Songs. No Skips, Few Crackle/Pops That Are Noticeable But Don’t Overpower The Songs. Music Is Clear, A Nice Player Copy. Vinyl Has Several Surface Marks And Light Residue.
Pat Hunt - Super Cool (You're Just Super Fool) / Everybody's Somebody's Fool 1968 Early Bird Records
(Play Tested G+) “Super Cool” Side Sides More Like VG- However Residue Causes Heavier Crackle In The Last 30-40 Seconds Of The Song. Lower G+ on “Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool” Plays Clear With A Bit More Prominent Crackle And Light Pops, Still An Enjoyable Listen As It Does Not Overpower The Music. Vinyl Had A Few Surface Marks But Is Foggy And Has Residue On Both Sides
Little Ronnie & The Chromatics - Get To Stepping (And Don't Come Back) 1967 Early Bird Records
(Play Tested VG-) Light Crackle Throughout That Is Most Prominent At The Deadwax In The Beginning And At The End Of The Song. Music Overpowers Most Of The Noise Otherwise. Vinyl Has Light Marks With Residue That Causes A Light Crackle.
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