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Marvin Gaye – This Love Starved Heart Of Mine (It’s Killing Me) / Shorty Long – Don’t Mess With My Weekend 45 (Deptford Northern Soul Club) 7″
Two monster slices of Motown magic, straight from Detroit to the dancefloor The legendary Marvin£11.99 Add to basket -
Herb Ward – Honest To Goodness / Bob Brady & The Con Chords – Everybody’s Goin’ To The Love-In 45 (Deptford Northern Soul Club) 7″
Featuring Herb Ward’s 1968 RCA release that goes for around £200 if you can find a copy A Catacom£11.99 Add to basket -
Lou Courtney – Trying To Find My Woman / Lee Dorsey – Give It Up 45 (Deptford Northern Soul Club) 7″
Two more floor-friendly 45s from the Deptford Northern Soul Club’s record box Featuring Fifty q£11.99 Add to basket -
Jimmy James & The Vagabonds – This Heart Of Mine / Sonya Spence – Let Love Flow On 45 (Deptford Northern Soul Club) 7″
Two more floor-friendly 45s from the Deptford Northern Soul Club’s record box Including Jimmy J£11.99 Add to basket -
Delreys Incorporated – Destination Unknown / Oscar Wright – Fell In Love 45 (Deptford Northern Soul Club) 7″
Two super rare sides both remastered for added dancefloor punch The Delreys Incorporated on original£11.99 Add to basket -
Lester Tipton – This Won’t Change / Edward Hamilton & The Arabians – Baby Don’t You Weep 45 (Deptford Northern Soul Club) 7″
The debut seven-inch single from Deptford Northern Soul Club Records featuring two classic floor fil£11.99 Add to basket -
Anthony Fontaine – How Can I Lose (What I’ve Never Had) / Stop That Old Grapevine 45 (Soul Junction) 7″ Vinyl
Anthony Fontaine originally from Memphis Tennessee, during the late 60’s signed up with Pasadena T£10.99 Add to basket -
Vivian Copeland – Chaos (In My Heart) / Poindexter Brothers – What I Did In The Streets 45 (Soul Junction) 7″ Vinyl
Vivian Copeland was a budding young singer who was brought to the Poindexter Brothers attention by h£10.99 Add to basket -
Michael Wycoff – Looking Up To You / (Do You Really Love Me) Tell Me Love 7″ (Outta Sight)
California’s own R&B legend Michael Wycoff with his RCA dance floor classic “Looking Up To You£10.99 Add to basket -
Arnold Blair – Trying To Get Next To You / I Won The Big Deal (This Time) 7″ (Outta Sight)
One of the masterpieces of Chicago seventies soul, “Trying To Get Next To You” by Arnold Blair,£10.99 Add to basket -
Glen Miller – Where Is The Love / Funky Broadway 7″ (Outta Sight)
A 2-step classic, “Where Is The Love”, courtesy of the little known Glen Miller It was recorded£10.99 Add to basket -
Maxine Brown – Let Me Give You My Lovin’ / One In A Million 45 (Expansion) 7″ Vinyl
Blackpool International Soul Festival in June 2020 Limited Pressing “Let Me Give You My Lovin’£11.99 Add to basket