More of my Favourites.
1. Count the days-Magnetics - Chicago group featuring Lee McKinney
2. Do I Love You-Frank Wilson - The absolute Northern Soul Classic ! Frank Wilson (born Frank Edward Wilson, December 5, 1940, Houston) an African American former songwriter and record producer for Motown Records.
3. Don't forget that I Love You-The Intentions - Blue Eyed Soul from Middletown, Pa. This group later became the Humble Gathering with some of the same artist from the Intentions they did a killer Christmas Song called All I Have To Give You is My Love
4. Dont Go-Yvonne Carroll - recorded about half-a-dozen 45s for different labels, including Vee-Jay, Domain and Challenge, during the early to mid-'60s. She also issued one single in 1963 as Yvonne Carroll and the Roulettes.
5. Girl I need You-The Artistics - The group were formed in 1958 at Marshall High School in Chicago. The Artistics' debut record, 'I Need Your Love' (1963), featured Robert Dobyne as lead, however, he was replaced by, former El Dorado, Marvin Smith in 1964.
6. I'm On My Way-Dean Parrish - Dean Parrish (born Phil Anastasi, or alternatively Phil Anastasia circa 1942) is an American soul singer from New York, best known for the song, "I'm On My Way", which became famous for being the last record that was played at Northern Soul all-nighters at the Wigan Casino.
7. Love runs Out-Willie Hutch - Willie Hutch was a Northern Soul legend who went on to be a major prolific Motown recording artist and songwriter. He had never appeared in England until finally, in 2003, he performed at the Togetherness weekender in Fleetwood.
8. Out On The Floor-Dobie Gray - In 2000, Wigan Casino DJ, Kev Roberts, compiled The Northern Soul Top 500, which was based on a survey of northern soul fans.Gray's "Out On The Floor", a 1966 recording which had been a British chart hit in 1975, was placed in the Top 10.
9. Seven days too Long-Chuck Wood - Chuck Wood's "Seven Days Too Long" is one of Northern Soul's most classic floor fillers. At the beginning of the eighties Dexy’s Midnight Runners recorded a cover version of the song for their excellent debut album, "Searching for the Young Soul Rebels", which is a blue-eyed sould gem and a must for every Northern Soul lover.
10. Ten Miles High-David and the Giants -the band's most successful recordings became popular in England in the 1970s and 80s as Northern soul. In 1969 they achieved regional success in the southeastern US with singles entitled Super Love and Ten Miles High
11. That Driving Beat-Willie Mitchell - Throughout the ’60s, Mitchell became a popular concert attraction on U.S. college campuses and he scored several moderately successful soul/dance hit singles, issuing a steady stream of solo releases for the Hi label.
12. Try Love (one more time)-The Sparkels - Four High School Friends Barbara Peterkin, JoAnnis Harding, Lucille Jackson and Patricia Villiers. Released "Try Love One More Time" and "That Boy Of Mine" on Old Town Records in 1964 . They were also known as The Sables and released "I'm On Fire" and "Darling" on RCA Records
13. We got to Keep On-The Casanova Two – Freddie Hughes and Wiley Trass.Recorded at Fantasy in Berkley in 1965/66