Barbara Jean/Lyrics northern soul 45 on Big Hit hear

$

585

"Why Weren't You There" b/w "Any Two Can Play It" by Barbara Jean & the Lyrics. (Big Hit 107) Rare different version of the Thelma Lindsey favorite. Actually much harder to find this version than the Magic City track, OR "I Have No Choice". Vinyl is in VG/VG+ condition. Light scuffs only. Labels both look great. Original U.S. issue. Here's a soundclip from the actual record.

We will gladly combine shipping for multiple 45's won within 5 days of each other at NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE!!!!!

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Thanks for looking, and please check my other auctions for more soul, jazz, and r&b.

There is a link to a sound clip embedded in the auction. It should open Quick Time player, and play automatically. Make sure you have a recent version downloaded, and have cookies enabled, pop-up's not blocked, volume up, etc. Good luck!

There is a link to a sound clip embedded in the auction. It should open Quick Time player, and play automatically. Make sure you have a recent version downloaded, and have cookies enabled, pop-up's not blocked, volume up, etc. Good luck! Sorry for the un-edited soundclip. The last person touch the turntable was G-Unit producer Nick Speed, who always is f-ing about with the pitch control, God bless him! if the soundclip does not automatically begin playing, click on this link to listen.