BEST DANCEFLOOR SOUL 45s - $20 or LESS

discos_alma

Rep your crate staples, dancefloor sureshots, cheap obscurities, whatevs....POAST EM UP!

Jroam

TheKindCromang

DB_Cooper

Snagglepus

Capitols - We've got a thing that's in the groove [no YT video for that, apparently]

The_Hook_Up

holmes

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dark northern cheapos

Vontastics "I Will Always Love You" flip is good too
Otis Clay "Showplace"
J.J. Barnes "I Think I Found a Love"

holmes

That Shells 45 is one of my current play outs. Shirley Ellis Clapping Song is cool, haven't played it for ages, may have to revisit. This thread topic is endless.
Vontastics "Day Tripper" also gets people going.

Sweet_Premium

Had a deep funk / soul night for a while and this is the blog where we posted songs and scans:

http://thelovebounce.blogspot.com/search/label/45s

Almost all the cheapies were posted by me. Here is some classics:

Jean & The Darlings - How can you mistreat the one you love?

Dyke & the Blazers - We got more soul

TSU Toronadoes - Getting the corners

Little Eva Harris - Uptight

Tony Clarke - Ghetto man

Jroam

og on criss-cross

kitchenknight

The Alice Clark at the top is a favorite, and as DB Cooper poasted, the Hand Clapping Song. That song basically became the theme song of Soulellujah, and will always make me happy. Major props to PJ/Claude Money/Ty/AnalogTape/et fucking al for some great memories of that night and that song.

Here's one that I played a lot at said night:

DB_Cooper

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Found this thread whilst Googling "Kris Kross."

Jroam said:

og on criss-cross

Mr_Lee_PHD

holmes

Mr_Lee_PHD said:

debatable whether this is under $20 unless it's the repress on Uptown.

grandpa_shig

Mr_Lee_PHD

holmes said:

Mr_Lee_PHD said:

debatable whether this is under $20 unless it's the repress on Uptown.

This is the one I have.

Got it for ??6.

holmes

ok, that makes sense, it's a later press, still a good deal though as often it's a struggle to get the Champion represses & boots for under $20 since that release is such a mess as far as label color variations & boots go. A lot are passed off as originals by people who don't know or want to purposely mislead buyers & go higher than they probably should. The vinyl boots started appearing in the early 70s & there are also a number of legit label color variations which came after the original & the first bootleg. Then there is the Uptown boot from the 80s. One of those releases that confuse collectors.

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Jimmy Robins "I Can't Please You"