"Lonely, Lonely Girl Am I" b/w "No One Could Love You More"

It doesn't get any better than The Velvettes' 'Lonely, Lonely Girl Am I'. From the glorious string lift to the trio's evocative vocals, this was perfect for the chasmic Casino, a sound that filled the room and raised the roof. Released in 1965 in the US on VIP and Tamla Motown in Canada, it goes for over £350 and is worth every penny.

Backed with another Motown legend, Gladys Knight & The Pips on the much-bootlegged and magically sassy 'No One Could Love You More'. Original Motown black label copies go for around GBP 150.