I saw Crowded House in May 2023. They are great live. Neil Finn is from New Zealand. Nick Seymour, and the late Paul Hester (drummer) are from Australia. I always enjoy seeing the gems. I also enjoyed the Dylan movie.
Hey Bob, another fun episode! Looks like it will take you a while to go through all those boxes alphabetically! There are a lot more good and “valuable” records under individual artists which won’t necessarily appear in a Northern Soul list. Chubby Checker has a great song called “Karate Monkey” which is maybe more of a Mod dancer, but it’s still an excellent $30 ish record. One method you could also look at is to check out artists in the “list” and look ‘em up in Popsike. Refine your search with the word 45 in there and sort by highest price sold. A lot of times the UK pressed version is the high value one…. Or the demo version…. I believe the definitive Northern Soul guide is the John Manship book “Manship's USA Rare Soul Guide” It’s expensive but an absolute gem as a resource. If you like the style of Northern Soul, you could also look out for stuff like “Popcorn” and “Deep Funk”, both have hardcore devotees and excellent to listen to and high value records. Keep on searchin’……
Awesome haul! By the way, that black stamp on the label of “Crazy Mama” had to do with the fact that the part of the Shelter Records logo was found to be too similar to the Superman “S” logo, so it had to be hastily censored until a new logo was introduced…
Gene Chandler Such a pretty thing is a classic northern soul record, he has done some brilliant Northern songs. Don't just take the top 500 as gospel as there is thousands of NS records and I have a book listing 22000 of them.
@@davidsparkes4377 I’d like to get a copy of that book. point well taken . As I get more familiar with the “genre” I’ll get more hits beyond the list - thanks for commenting 🎶👍🏻✌️😎
@@RockMine If you ever go back to that shop, I'd probably pick up Such A Pretty Thing by Gene Chandler, but also in the same box was From The Teacher To The Preacher by Gene Chandler and Barbara Acklin, another Northern song!
First I Look At The Purse by The Contours is a less popular Northern Song you might want to get some day, along with The Entertainer by Tony Clarke, Such A Pretty Thing by Gene Chandler and From The Teacher To The Preacher by Gene Chandler and Barbara Acklin!
I’m taking note!!! I’ve love that Contours song The J. Geils Band covered it in the 70’s and had a hit with it on Detroit Rock Radio! Thanks for the info! 🎶👍🏻✌️😎
Don't know how long you've been into 45s, but perhaps you remember May's Records on 8-Mile around I-75, and Cappy's Records someplace on the east side. Both stores were loaded with obscure 45s, and both run by old, unique, and eccentric characters. I remember picking up a handful of near mint Reflections records on Golden World at May's.
I think the black bar across the logo on the J. J. Cale 45 was because of a copyright complaint with DC comics due to it's similarity to the Superman logo.
Good choice on Just a Little Misunderstanding I LOVE that tune! Shoulda been a HUGE hit! 👌
Shane! Thanks for commenting - it shoulda woulda coulda … great soul stomper for shire!!! 👍🏻✌️🎶😎
I bet if you give those beat up the beat up ones a good cleaning they might play nice! Thumbs up! Trish
Yes! Another video!!
@@JmieUA-cam comeback often! - working on getting the list out to Subscribers ✌️🎶👍🏻😎
@@RockMineI’m good with any other list too 👍🏻
Ok I’ve got it, but it’s not a link - see if you can message me thru the RockMine Facebook page
@@RockMinesent
There’s absolutely nothing better than flipping through vinyl with no one bothering you and all the time in the world!
Yes indeed 🎶👍🏻✌️😎come back often DB
@@RockMine I look forward to every Friday with a new video, my friend. Keep up the good work!
I saw Crowded House in May 2023. They are great live. Neil Finn is from New Zealand. Nick Seymour, and the late Paul Hester (drummer) are from Australia. I always enjoy seeing the gems. I also enjoyed the Dylan movie.
That Tony Clark The Entertainer was played alot on the oldies R&B soul station back 20/30 years ago here in Houston Tx. It's a great song
I’ll prolly pick it up second time thru!!! 🎶👍🏻✌️😎
First time seeing that Eddie Cochran on that style Liberty label. A very early reissue for sure. I have been buying and collecting 45s since '63.
@@phillipshoemaker7907 it’s not on Discogs … thanks for the info ✌️🎶👍🏻😎
Last time I was in a saw a few Precisions there. Go back and skip ahead to check for ‘em!
Sweet thanks for the tip!!!
'Commitments' was the film....they were Irish kids from Dublin
Hey Bob, another fun episode! Looks like it will take you a while to go through all those boxes alphabetically! There are a lot more good and “valuable” records under individual artists which won’t necessarily appear in a Northern Soul list. Chubby Checker has a great song called “Karate Monkey” which is maybe more of a Mod dancer, but it’s still an excellent $30 ish record.
One method you could also look at is to check out artists in the “list” and look ‘em up in Popsike. Refine your search with the word 45 in there and sort by highest price sold. A lot of times the UK pressed version is the high value one…. Or the demo version…. I believe the definitive Northern Soul guide is the John Manship book “Manship's USA Rare Soul Guide” It’s expensive but an absolute gem as a resource.
If you like the style of Northern Soul, you could also look out for stuff like “Popcorn” and “Deep Funk”, both have hardcore devotees and excellent to listen to and high value records.
Keep on searchin’……
$3 for Little Carl Carlton is some find. I envy you being able to go record hunting in Michigan
@@nottinghamsoul7790 come on over!!! lol cheers 🍻- come back often 🎶👍🏻✌️😎
Awesome haul! By the way, that black stamp on the label of “Crazy Mama” had to do with the fact that the part of the Shelter Records logo was found to be too similar to the Superman “S” logo, so it had to be hastily censored until a new logo was introduced…
That’s what I love about this group … try googling that one!!! Thanks for the info , now I know 🎶👍🏻✌️😎
Gene Chandler Such a pretty thing is a classic northern soul record, he has done some brilliant Northern songs. Don't just take the top 500 as gospel as there is thousands of NS records and I have a book listing 22000 of them.
@@davidsparkes4377 I’d like to get a copy of that book. point well taken . As I get more familiar with the “genre” I’ll get more hits beyond the list - thanks for commenting 🎶👍🏻✌️😎
@@RockMine If you ever go back to that shop, I'd probably pick up Such A Pretty Thing by Gene Chandler, but also in the same box was From The Teacher To The Preacher by Gene Chandler and Barbara Acklin, another Northern song!
First I Look At The Purse by The Contours is a less popular Northern Song you might want to get some day, along with The Entertainer by Tony Clarke, Such A Pretty Thing by Gene Chandler and From The Teacher To The Preacher by Gene Chandler and Barbara Acklin!
I’m taking note!!! I’ve love that Contours song The J. Geils Band covered it in the 70’s and had a hit with it on Detroit Rock Radio! Thanks for the info! 🎶👍🏻✌️😎
Don't know how long you've been into 45s, but perhaps you remember May's Records on 8-Mile around I-75, and Cappy's Records someplace on the east side. Both stores were loaded with obscure 45s, and both run by old, unique, and eccentric characters. I remember picking up a handful of near mint Reflections records on Golden World at May's.
Those stores are legendary - I’ve heard stories, but never got there. Thanks for sharing! 🎶👍🏻✌️😎
I think the black bar across the logo on the J. J. Cale 45 was because of a copyright complaint with DC comics due to it's similarity to the Superman logo.
Thanks again for the great information 🎶👍🏻✌️😎