Dee Ervin - Face to Face - DJ Copy - 1976 Soul out of LA

Can't believe this hasn't been listed before on KZbin
Northern Soul Funk from Dee Ervin on Roxbury Records
Recorded on Roxbury in the same year in his birth name (DiFosco) too.
DiFosco "Dee" T. Ervin Jr. (July 6, 1932 Harlem New York - August 27, 1995)
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[@ichrafbettat8045]

Wouuuaww 😍😍😍😍

[@northernsoulshack5863]

Hits the spot

[@ichrafbettat8045]

💣💥💥💥💥💥

[@geraldthorburn1123]

A far cry from "Swinging On A Star", that's for sure.

[@cjbani159]

Wes Farrell and Gene Page ~ ¿¿¡¡ da fuq??!! ~ it sure was good, though :)

[@elvingtonred]

It ain't Northern Soul my friend

[@BazFromThePast]

Yes, I half agree, certainly not classic Northern Soul. It’s always debatable when things get a bit funky. 40years ago cross over was never classed as Northern either, the boundaries seem blurred these days, or maybe that’s just my eye sight and ears! Thanks for your feedback.

[@thepoormanspassportguide-pt9no]

I remember the night my father recorded this song. It was part of the usual los angeles studio recording session marathons. I think 3 other songs were recorded with this one over 3-4 days.