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sucker for different versions especially when they are good uns

comments in refo led me to this one

Didn't realise this was an old record , thought Cameo was the first - Nice one Mike !

Cheers

Swifty :yes:

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Didn't realise this was an old record , thought Cameo was the first - Nice one Mike !

Cheers

Swifty :yes:

nah not me John Benson one to thanks

there's a other better known (to me) earlier version by 3 degress up there as well

mike

posted with test account as was testing something :D:yes:

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This is a magnificent cover of the Lou Johnson original.......

Ian D :yes:

Allmost as good as this version.

kathy kirby - reach out for me -

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Had this 45 given to me by a good friend yesterday. What a lovely version this is.

Have to agree - a very worthwhile version from the wee Scottish lass with a big voice..

Got this on a Decca EP.. 'Hits Vol.2' as a gift for my wife, as she is a big fan of class female tunes - Patti Austin tracks being some of her faves - she couldn't believe, upon hearing it, that it was actually Lulu !!

Nice one :yes:

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Had this 45 given to me by a good friend yesterday. What a lovely version this is.

Lookut for "try to understand" by her,same as Little Hank :D only actualy better

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ditto, the song fits this style a lot better too,i must be the only geezer who didnt realise until lately that the pretenders i wanna be is actually an old manhattans number, both monsters on the beach scene

Didn't realise this was an old record , thought Cameo was the first - Nice one Mike !

Cheers

Swifty :yes:

Guest son of stan
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Didn't realise this was an old record , thought Cameo was the first - Nice one Mike !

Cheers

Swifty :)

The Tymes and Three Degrees are both ace but Casper Peters' version of, "Find My Way" on Enterprise is absolutely awesome. Unfortunately I don't have the means of posting up a sound clip but it looks like this:.

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Fairly recent acquisition of mine is Major Wiley's version of One more heartache on Verve Forecast, basically a storming uptempo version of Marvin Gaye and without being too sacrilegious think its a refreshingly very different (and superior?) take. Sorry but no refosoul clip and cant upload mine, can anybody else?

This must've surely been played out in the days of 100mph soul? But can't find much on this after a good google....

Mark

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Surprising cover versions both heard at 100 club in May - first was a cover of "There's No Love Left " ( TMG 555 b side) which sounded great to these ears but was a floor emptier - anyone know whose version it is? It sounded early 70's and struck me as an obscure number to cover. Second was a cover of " Gimme Shelter " - a floor filler but again I have no idea of the artist.

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Second was a cover of " Gimme Shelter " - a floor filler but again I have no idea of the artist.

That's got to be Merry Clayton hasn't it? US Ode / UK A&M.. Briliiant record. She was the female vocalist on the almost peerless original version, too,

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Hi Ken. All of the versions of 'reach out for me' mentioned in this thread are superb, but the version that always edges it for me is Roy Hamilton's.

roy hamilton - reach out for me -

Allmost as good as this version.

kathy kirby - reach out for me -

:D


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