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9 months ago
Modern Soul / Boogie _ Halo - Let Me Do It
Halo - Let Me Do It ( Marshal Records )
dambeck
commented:
Damn! An original, too. The Lotus Land one sounds sharp but nothing like having the OG piece in the box. Great record!
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10 months ago
"Hands On A Golden Key" (1973) Different Version: Stone Creations
Never before heard version of "Hands On A Golden Key" by Stone Creations. It was never heard as a complete song in the documentary: but used in par...
dambeck
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!!! This is incredible.
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10 months ago
Northern / Modern / Xover Soul _ Rokk - Patience
ROKK - PATIENCE ( TOLLIE RECORDS )
dambeck
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Broke the bank on this one, yeah?
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1 year ago
The True Effect - Do you believe
promo only
dambeck
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Wooo.... I heard only 100 pressings of this promo?
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1 year ago
Saints - Ill Let You Slide
Soul On 45 !
dambeck
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I spin the Grapevine issue nearly every time out. Floor-filler doesn't even begin to describe it!
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1 year ago
Clif Nobles - My Love Is Getting Stronger
Soul On 45 !
dambeck
commented:
@northernsoul1962
Seen it between 300-400 USD. A good one to have!
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1 year ago
Bernard Smith & Jokers Wild - Gotta Be A Reason.
rare uptempo northern/crossover from bernard smith
dambeck
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This is the kind of sound that got me into this genre to begin with. Amazing.
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1 year ago
Rare disco boogie 7inch vol.1
Rare disco boogie 7inch vol.1
dambeck
commented:
Are those your records scrolling? If so, care to post that Blackrock Educators one? :)
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1 year ago
Fonzi Thornton - I Work For A Living
A track off the "Soup For One" soundtrack album. Here in a special long version. Produced by Nile Rodgers & Bernard Edwards. Enjoy!
dambeck
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Is there a 12" of this out there? I've only ever seen it on the movie soundtrack.
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1 year ago
Black Earth Plus - How Can You Say You Love Me
Funky Soul from Milwaukee. Calgar records.
dambeck
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Amazing funk 45 that's still affordable. Do you have their one called "Milwaukee"?
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1 year ago
Archie Bell and the Drells - Don't Let Love Get You Down
Full length version taken from the 1977 album 'Where Will You Go When the Party's Over' on TSOP.
dambeck
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It may just be me, but I always felt like this tune sounded like a chilled out version of "I Love Music" by the O'Jays. Both are equally magical. Great post!
About dambeck's channel
Yeah! Much prefer the 7" to the 10-minute mix.