Hello, you are Looking to Buy a REALLY RARE COPY of ISRAEL TULBERT LP POPPER STOPPER . ORIGINAL WARREN / STAXS RECORDS  STS 2038 STEREO  .WHITE LABEL PROMOTIONAL COPY WITH NFS PROMOTIONAL STICKER ON BACK TOP LEFT UPPER CORNER SEE SCAN.The Condition of the LP IS VG++ Shape. THE LABEL IS NEAR MINT THE LIGHTEST OF ANY SPINDLIE MARKS NO WRITING .THE LP HAS THE LIGHTEST OF ANY SLEEVE MARKS, WITH THE  LIGHTEST OF ANY PLAY MARKS CAN'T SEE ANY. NEAR MINT VINYL The Jacket 's Condition is in VG+ Shape .THERE'S LIGHT EDGES WEAR SMALL AMOUNT OF RUBBING TO FRONT AND BACK JACKET. THE BACK HAS SOME SMALL AMOUNTS OF RING WEAR NO CUTS NO HOLES TO THIS HEAVY STOCK SLEEVE  . THERE' IS SMALL AMOUNTS OF RUBBING TO CORNERS. BUT STILL SHARP.NO DINGS   .

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israel tolbert big leg woman 2 israel tolbert lost love 3 israel tolbert you'll lose a good thing 4 israel tolbert kentucky waltz 5 israel tolbert happy birthday misses 6 israel tolbert Baby, saving my love for you 7 israel tolbert shake your big hips 8 israel tolbert darling, i love you 9 israel tolbert driving wheels 10 israel tolbert bitter tears i'm in loveIsrael Tolbert Blind Israel Tolbert had a genuine surprise smash with “Big Leg Woman” in 1971, And in truth I think it’s a great party record, a throwback with rural image lyrics that recalls blues songs of long ago, a feeling reinforced by the subdued slide guitar fills, superb keyboard work and some funky drumming and horns. But I don’t think it does Tolbert’s voice justice – he had other discs with much better performances. They just didn’t sell as well. A case in point is his first disc for New Orleans based C A Warren, the easy loping “Darling I Love You”. His relaxed delivery makes it all sound so simple – one of the hardest tricks to pull off. Even better was “Got To Get Away From You” – arguably his best ever cut – when his use of falsetto adds some great dramatic tension to the lovely chord changes, tasteful piano and guitar, and big horns. The great instrumentation here – as on all his Warren cuts - is provided by the Fame Gang.The great flip of the disappointingly derivative follow-up 45 “Shake Your Big Hips” has been unjustly ignored. “Lost Love” is a super ballad on which Tolbert sings very effectively in a lower register. Now is the time to reclaim a little gem – listen to Clayton Ivey’s superb chorded piano fills and the “blue” horns and guitar. Tolbert was born in Montgomery, AL on October 28 1939 and went to High School with Clarence Carter. Before and after making records he was a DJ which was how he got the nickname “Popper Stopper”, following in a line from a series of famous New Orleans DJs. After Warren records he started his own Tolchose label back home, recording strutting southern funk like the rousing “You Put It On Me” and the rhythmically intricate “Wrapped Tied Tangled Up In Love”. Despite the fact that the flip of the former is called “I Keep Coming Back” it is in fact a version of “Country Love” a slow song cut by Z Z Hill on his LP. The Tolchose tracks are worthy southern soul – and should be better known. Discography Habit / Darling I love you ~ WARREN 105 I got love / Big leg woman ~ WARREN 106 (1970) Lost love / Shake your big hips ~ WARREN 107 (1971) Got to get away from you / Hot pants breakdown ~ WARREN 108 (1971) Hot pants breakdown / Darling I love you ~ WARREN 111 (1972?) You put it on me / I keep coming back ~ TOLCHOSE 976 (early 70s) Wrapped tied tangled up in love / Inst ~ TOLCHOSE 200 (early 70s) Popper stopper ~ WARREN LP 2038 (1971)