NORTHERN SOUL 45 LARRY DIXON GROUP SOULFUL SPADES NEXT TIME
$
191
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Description
SQUARE DEAL RECORDS 8313. The vinyl is in a very nice vg+ (glossy with minor scuffs) condition.This is one of the most rare and extremely hard to find soul records. Larry sang with a new group called The Soulful Spades, of the Chicago IL area.Their first and only recording with Larry was "Next Time", written by Larry Dixon and Michael Walton in 1970, and featuring Larry as front man for the group, who had replaced the late R&B Soul singer, John Knight. Larry launched his solo career after returning from the military in 1979. Record will be shipped secure in plain sleeve. Please read carefully and feel free to ask any questions before bidding/buying. Discounts for multiple items are offered. Outside of U.S. ask about shipping for multiple records before purchasing. International Shipping over 4 lbs. must use priority. PLEASE WAIT FOR INVOICE AND PAY FOR ITEM WITHIN THREE(3)DAYS!! Feel free to check out other vintage, rare, and antique listings at our store and check our feedback for confidence. The record is play tested. Plays very well with no skipping and hardly any back ground noise. To be assured of customer satisfaction,as soon as we receive your feedback it will promptly be returned,so please leave feedback once you have received your item. Always striving for 5 star rating, if you believe that you have received anything less, please feel free to email us first with your comments or concerns to see what can be worked out to better serve you. Looking for vintage and rare lp records? GOTIT4YA!!
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Grading chart is as follows:
ss = still sealed album has never been opened
m = mint only on very very rare occasion will I use this grade. (example: sealed album would have to be opened and inspected to receive this grade)
nm = near mint almost perfect. shiny with no visible defects,writings, or markings. Looks as though it has never been played.
vg++= very good plus plus-close to near mint
vg+ = very good plus - very little but obvious wear (light scuffs or scratches)
vg = very good- more obvious flaws (not in as good shape as vg+) will not sell individual albums below this grade. (records of lower grades will usually be a throw in)