Chess Northern Soul 7″ Box Set Vol 3

£60.00

Format: 7" single, Vinyl

Notes: (7 X 7″)

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Format: 7" single, Vinyl
Grade: New (About gradings)
Number of discs: 7
SKU: 72031
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Chess Northern Soul Vol III continues to reflect the huge respect for the famous label, particularly in the UK, where the featured tracks had hallowed status in the clubs that created the Northern Soul genre. Among those featured this time are ‘Baby Hang On’ by Radiants frontman Maurice McAlister, Mitty Collier’s ‘Pain’ and the much in-demand 1965 number ‘Lucky Boy’ by Harold Hutton.

There are also first appearances on a seven-inch single for Bobby Womack’s ‘See Me Through’ and the similarly popular LP track ‘Foolish Me’ by Chicago’s Jo Ann Garrett. Another great rarity featured in the new box is Terry Callier’s ‘Ordinary Joe,’ the last original seven-inch of which sold for £820 on eBay in 2017. Even more collectable is 1963’s ‘Wait’ by Jeanette Nellis, a singer about whom nothing is known. Only a couple of original pressings of the track are known to exist among collectors.

RECORD ONE

A – Bobby Womack of The Valentinos – See Me Through (1965) (first time on 7”)

B – Joe Cato – I’m So Glad (1967)

RECORD TWO

A – Jeanette Nellis – Wait (1963)

B – Amanda Love – You Keep Calling Me By Her Name (1967)

RECORD THREE

A – The Starlets – Loving You Is Something New (1967)

B – Gene Chandler – Such A Pretty Thing (1966)

RECORD FOUR

A – Terry Callier – Ordinary Joe (1972)

B – Maurice McAllister – Baby Hang On (1967)

RECORD FIVE

A – Mitty Collier – Pain (1963)

B – The Knight Brothers – City Life (1964)

RECORD SIX

A – The Kindly Shepherds – Lend Me Your Hand (1967)

B – Harold Hutton – Lucky Boy (1965)

RECORD SEVEN

A – Jo Ann Garrett – Foolish Me (1969) (first time on 7”)

B – Johnny Nash – Love Ain’t Nithin’ (1964)

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