DEPTFORD NORTHERN

Remastered for full-on soul supremacy, are two monster sounds from The Trinikas. Circa 1969, they were the culmination of the female four piece's short-lived career. Recorded in Missouri and sneaking...

Velma Perkins is the sister of guitarist, songwriter and producer Al Perkins. A successful songwriter in her own right under her married name Vee Allen, "Yes, My Goodness, Yes" was the flipside of...

This 7" features two tracks from the short-lived Twinight label out of Chicago. The company, which peaked in the late '60s and early '70s, was known for their biggest star, the super soulful Syl...

From the glorious string lift to the trio's evocative vocals, it doesn't get any better than The Velvelettes's "Lonely Lonely Girl Am I". Released in the U.S. in 1965 on VIP, rare copies sell for...

Limited seven inch vinyl single pressing.

The O'Jays "No Time For You" is an emotion-packed stellar mid-tempo groove from 1966. The cream of their mid-60s time on the Imperial label, it was released just a year before their anthem, "I Dig...

The Hesitations have a few northern nuggets to their credit. Originally released on Kapp in 1966, "Soul Superman" is right up there with the best. Bootleg copies often sell in excess of $150 for this...

Chicago's mighty Salem Travelers were a transient ever-changing group who were known for soulful harmonies and glass-shattering lead singing in the 60s and 70s. These two tracks from 1928 were taken...

Reissued on translucent blue vinyl, this 7-inch single features Jimmy James And The Vagabonds's version of The Artistics's "This Heart Of Mine". An obscure gem from 1966 the original 45 now fetches...