Timmy Carr - Got No Time For You

[Anais nin Carms]

Only just heard this for the first time today , sounds like a belter of a record , yet I can't find any reference to it when I search ?

Can anyone throw any light on this sound please...... I just love the piano tinkering in the intro

I am starting to wonder if the artist may be wrong ? hard to beleive I can't find any reference to it on the net ?

thanks in advance

Carms

[Dave Pinch]

i think it only came out on a limited press gold mine 7 in white label promo in around 2000. not 100% certain doin this from the grey matta

dave

[Guest Dark Horse]

Only just heard this for the first time today , sounds like a belter of a record , yet I can't find any reference to it when I search ?

Can anyone throw any light on this sound please...... I just love the piano tinkering in the intro

I am starting to wonder if the artist may be wrong ? hard to beleive I can't find any reference to it on the net ?

thanks in advance

Carms

ARE YOU REFERRING TO TIMMY & THE EMPIRES-GOT NO TIME FOR YOU WHICH AS DAVE PINCHES STATES CAME OUT ON A LIMITED PRESS BY GOLDMINE,JUST MENTIONING IT AS I GOT ONE MYSELF I, THINK FROM ANGLO-AMERICAN ROUND ABOUT THAT TIME,GOOD DANCER T'OTHER SIDES NOT BAD EITHER THO' CAN'T THINK OF THE TITLE OF TOP OF THE HEAD.

REGARDS.

[Anais nin Carms]

Thanks I was told the b side is an instrumental of the a side.

Edited June 22, 2010 by Carms

[Simon T]

It originally emerged on a Impact Sound Recording Studio acetate out of Philadelphia. I think Time Ashibende found it and sold it to Carl Fortnum. It's 'Got No Time' and 'I Want My Lovin' From You' by Timothy Carr. I seem to remember the Goldmine press one title is a slightly different mix with guitar (?) and not as spartan as the acetate version.

timmy and the empires - got no time -

Edited June 22, 2010 by simon t

[Anais nin Carms]

Thats the baby , thanks for clearing up the mystery . I now realise why it's not a familiar sound to my ears and not played out thatmuch.

Great sound

[Manfromsoul45s]

It originally emerged on a Impact Sound Recording Studio acetate out of Philadelphia. I think Time Ashibende found it and sold it to Carl Fortnum. It's 'Got No Time' and 'I Want My Lovin' From You' by Timothy Carr. I seem to remember the Goldmine press one title is a slightly different mix with guitar (?) and not as spartan as the acetate version.

timmy and the empires - got no time -

There are 2. Mine came from one of the engineers from the studio. Both sides are great soul tunes..