On offer a double pack of vinyl releases on the Top Sounds label, featuring the album '17 From Morden' and the 'Could It Be' 3 track EP by Goldie.
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VARIOUS ARTISTS – “17 FROM MORDEN – A Path Through The Forest Of OAK Records 1964 – 1967” (TOP SOUNDS TSLP 008)

TSLP 008 VINYL album with 16 page booklet

Excerpts from just some of the tracks can be found here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XO4hejNykYY

    Top Sounds Records return to the compilation format with 17 From Morden, which collects together seventeen tracks all recorded at R.G Jones’ legendary studio in South London during the mid 1960s. Only two selections have previously been released and all the tracks have been extracted from OAK label acetates, the inhouse imprint of R.G Jones which has fired and enthused collectors of rare 60s music for decades. 17 From Morden illustrates the evolution of British beat during the mid 1960s, with muscular Rhythm and Blues, tough beat, blue eyed Soul and Mod flavoured rock. The Ancient Britons and the Roosters cover familiar R ‘n’ B standards with much verve, whilst the Cindicate with their blistering attacks on ‘I’m Mad Again’ and ‘Respectable’ have justifiable claim to recording the ultimate unreleased British R ‘n’ B single. The Southern Sounds, St James Infirmary and the Ramblers loudly explore that genre with their own compositions and the Night Society do a fine job of replicating the early American garage sound. The Candydates invigorate with some serious fuzzed out heavy beat whilst the Spirit Feel and the Old Berkeley Squares admirably knock out their own interpretations of American Soul and pop tunes. Moving in the Mod rock direction the Gabb and the Locomotion tear through ‘One More Heartache’, ‘Finger Poppin’ and the Young Rascals’ ‘Come On Up’. Then there’s the obligatory unknown group with the moody ‘Take Her Any Time’ styled masterpiece ‘I Need Your Loving Now’… and more!

All the music has been restored to the best possible standards and 17 From Morden is available on both limited edition vinyl and CD. The LP comes with the usual sixteen page booklet whilst the CD has a twenty four page tome.

SIDE 1

THE ANCIENT BRITONS – I’m A Man (E. McDaniel)

THE SOUTHERN SOUNDS – One Track Mind (Chris Ryder)

THE ROOSTERS – All Aboard (Morganfield)

UNKNOWN – Mona ( E. McDaniel)

THE RAMBLERS – I Don’t Care (unknown)

ST. JAMES INFIRMARY – Don’t Take My Love (unknown)

THE OLD BERKELEY SQUARES - Sho' Know A Lot About Love (Mize, Paxton)

THE CINDICATE – I’m Mad Again (John Lee Hooker)

THE NIGHT SOCIETY – Play Around With Love (Micell)

SIDE 2

THE CINDICATE – Respectable (O.Isley, R.Isley, R.Isley)

THE SPIRIT FEEL – Please Do Something (Miller, Covay)

THE CANDYDATES – Don’t Let Me Down (unknown)

UNKNOWN – I Need Your Loving Now (unknown)

THE GABB – Come On Up (Cavaliere)

UNKNOWN (THE CANDYDATES (?) - Please Stay Baby (unknown)

THE LOCOMOTION – One More Heartache (Robinson, Moore, Rogers, White, Tarplin)

THE GABB – Finger Poppin’ (Ike Turner)

GOLDIE – Could It Be

Top Sounds Records TSEP 002 (released November 2016)

New limited 3 track 7” vinyl EP in colour picture sleeve, with 8 page illustrated booklet.


A sound clip of the previously unreleased title track ‘Could It Be’ can be found here...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOHxbU8HgNU

"With television appearances on Not Only But Also and Ready Steady Go, a Top 30 hit with Can’t You Hear My Heartbeat and many well received appearances on package tours alongside the Yardbirds, the Stones, the Kinks, Manfred Mann and the Hollies, Goldie and the Gingerbreads most definitely made an impression on the British pop scene during 1965. Towards the end of the year however Goldie decided to go it alone and this new Top Sounds EP showcases three of her earliest solo performances, all dating from early 1966. 'Could It Be' features both sides of her immaculate Immediate label 45, Goin’ Back and Headlines, which were released but quickly withdrawn and haven’t been available on a single since February 1966. One Of Immmediate’s finest double siders, original copies have always been difficult to source. Top Sounds feel though that despite the reappearance on vinyl of these superlative recordings, many will be even more enamoured with the previously unheard Could It Be, a grand and effervescent serving of blue eyed soul recently discovered on an unreleased Emidisc acetate. Likely to find favour with both the Mod and Northern Soul scenes, Could It Be especially may prove to be one of the great ‘lost’ girl performances of the 60s. As with all Top Sounds releases the music has been professionally restored and the EP - with its ‘lightly aged’ Immediate style colour picture sleeve – also features an eight page booklet, including numerous rarely seen pictures and illustrations. The booklet text tells the story of Goldie’s early solo career and the good lady herself has been involved in the project. With the exquisite Could It Be especially sure to impress, Top Sounds invite you to enjoy nine minutes in the company of one of America’s foremost lady exports of the 60s....GOLDIE!"