End of the week digs

[BoneyVotel]

Got these today off a source, £2 a pop + a haggle down.
Some I know / some I dont. All EX+ / NM but nicely dusty.
Any pointers on the ones im unfamiliar muchly appreciated.
Unfortunately no real obscure / local stuff but all good funky ish 45.

Darrow Fletcher We've got to get an understanding - Crossover
Martin Mull w/ the Sondra Baskin Glee Club - Santafly Capricorn (1 sided demo)
Paul Humphrey - Cochise - ABC
Black Ivory - We Made It - Today
The Caprells - Dotty's Party - Bano (X 2)
Three Degrees - Trade Winds - Roulette
The Sharpees - Do the 45 - One-Derful
Lonnie Lee - Too Soon to Know - APT
100 Proof aged in Soul - Somebody.... Hot Wax
Jeanne Burton Like You Do Do - Cotton
Walter Jenkins - Funky Walk - Fader Kat
Chicago Gangsters - Gangster Love - Gold Plate
Isley Bros - Work to do - T Neck
Ecstasy Passion & Pain - I would'nt Give u up - Roulette
Gloria Taylor - Grounded - Silver Fox
The C.P.L. Section Ernies Groove - Stone
Bunny Sigler / Cindy Scott - Were only Human - Neptune
Hot Line - Juice - Red Coach
Bob & Earl - Baby Your time is my time - Mirwood
Ben Aitken - Handle w/ Care Philly Groove
The Ad Libs - If She Wants Him - Share

[/B]ones i not seen B4
The Grand Piano Company Esperanto - Ampex
Donnie Brooks - Gone - Reprise
Bobby Lee I want One - Gold Coast
Great Expextations - Welcome to the world - Phoenix
Society od Seven - How Has your Love - Silver Swords Audio
Natural Order - Jelousy 1 & 2 The Sound of Washington DC
Darren Green Peek-a-Boo - RCA Demo
Cashmere - Get Down With it - Babylon
Papa's Results - Sister Shiela - Sal/Wa
Jimmy Lomax - Im gonna Love You - Camille

+ Reggae on Gas Melodonians
Neil MacArthur Solo 45 (zombies fella)
&
Funkadelic 1 Nation LP with the 12"....

What on earth will the weekend throw up...........
Fuck all most prob...

[emperor tomato ketchup]

Age Action Ireland had a pile of dance 12"s from which I pulled ones by Drexciya, Slug & Droid and Client. All 2 eurons a pop. Not bad and a nice change from the usual shite though most of it was more mdoern shite looking house.

[Col Wolfe]

Quote[/b] (BoneyVotel @ Jan. 16 2004,15:09)]Donnie Brooks - Gone - Reprise

What's this one like? I got his version of 'Hush' through my letterbox the other day & kinda dig it.

[theeman]

Quote[/b] (BoneyVotel @ Jan. 16 2004,15:09)]Papa's Results - Sister Shiela - Sal/Wa

this one's on Sal Watts' label out of Oakland, CA. almost everything on it is pretty rare and worth picking up. he was a bit of a multi-talented guy - he wrote, directed and starred in the blax b-flick 'Solomon King' and Sal/Wa issued the original promo-only version of the LP with b&W sleeve (unlike the later colour sleeve). other nice 45rpm rekkids on that label include the laid-back guitar funk of Billy Guy & The Coasters - Take It Easy Greazy. what's that one like? a mate once went round to the label's registered address in the hope there might be some rekkids in the basement. no such luck - it's a pawn shop now, in a run-down area.

nice scores anyway! the walt jenkins 45 is particularly ace.

[theeman]

Quote[/b] (BoneyVotel @ Jan. 16 2004,15:09)]Bobby Lee I want One - Gold Coast

what's the label like and when's it from? early 80s? black label with little palm tree cartoon and bubbly cartoon writing?

if so, it's on a damn rare label and might be very good indeed. i charted the Spunk - Tighten Up and TTF LPs off that label a few months back. many of their releases were produced by a young Frankie Knuckles. they're usually very well produced and recorded (and arranged and played)

[BoneyVotel]

Col
The Donnie Brooks is a nice R&B with a fair beat ballad on the flip. Nowt incredible, but a dam fine 45.

EmanThe Bobby Lee is not on that Gold Coast im afraid (love that spunk track, reminder to get the LP one day) Its a 74 release on Gold Coast International outta Florida. 1/2 decent soul r&b on a 1st listen.
The Papa's Results 45 on Sal/Wa is great though. Ive got the Take it easy one somewhere. This is a slightly later sound verging on what would be disco, its very cool though. Produced by David Crawford written by Pooky Russel.

Also forgot how fucking good Work to do is by the Isleys. I ant played that for a few years, god dam love it. Reminds me of southport weekenders & buying them Mojo LP's back in the day.
Last time Jazzman played in M/cr I seem to remember him playing it & i thought right on. It's a winner & not even 2 figures.