This item is a 12" vinyl single and has been visually graded. Not original sleeve, plain sleeve provided. G, some scuffs/hairlines on surface, WOL (n.b. visual grading offered). RBL 202 Sleeve Condition:GOOD

Full title - Philadelphia's R&B & Soul Legend. Famous Groove presents the greatest cuts from one of the most underrated soul singers of all time. A noted multi-instrumentalist & falsetto singer, his career began in the 50s with vocal group The Vibraharps & later he released solo recording with Parkway & Checker before starting his own labels Gateway & Upstate (whose releases are prized by soul collectors worldwide). This overview of his astonishing career includes his smash hit version of 'I Can't Help Myself', along with 'Where Did Our Love Go', 'Will You Be Mine', & 'A Little Piece Of Leather'. 28 tracks. 1994.

Full title - Philadelphia's R&B & Soul Legend. Famous Groove presents the greatest cuts from one of the most underrated soul singers of all time. A noted multi-instrumentalist & falsetto singer, his career began in the 50s with vocal group The Vibraharps & later he released solo recording with Parkway & Checker before starting his own labels Gateway & Upstate (whose releases are prized by soul collectors worldwide). This overview of his astonishing career includes his smash hit version of 'I Can't Help Myself', along with 'Where Did Our Love Go', 'Will You Be Mine', & 'A Little Piece Of Leather'. 28 tracks. 1994.

Year of Release: 1977 Label: Embers Info: Original UK 7", in great condition Condition Sleeve: Plain diecut Disc: EX+ (uncleaned vinyl, plays great) If you have any further questions then please email me and i will do my best to answer.

Various Artists - Gettin Funky - The Birth Of New Orleans R n B (Music CD).

2 vols. of a 26 vol. set, containing 3 plays in each book. Various paginations. Small illustrations at beginning of each act. Leather with gold trim. Hinges cracking, spine labels chipped, dents in fore-edges and corners a little worn. Correctly given, from copies used in the theatres, by Thomas Dibdin, Author of several Dramatic Pieces; and Prompter of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.