George Hughley On Gaye "do The Beatle"

[Ezzie Brown]

all info ...value? played anywhere ? ......opinions etc ................appreciated, thanks ezzie

[Marc Forrest]

all info ...value? played anywhere ? ......opinions etc ................appreciated, thanks ezzie

fabulous 45 by one of my fave artists. around 200 nowadays, used to fetch more when rotated by a few dj`s. top DEEP side on the flip. One of the best Gaye releases IMHO. If you dig DEEP a look out for his awesome (a-w-e-s-o-m-e) Deep 45 on Fairlane is also very much worth the effort. Both Atlanta labels of course although all Fairlane records were pressed at KING records, Ohio.

Marc

[Guest millsmod]

Paid £150 a couple of months back...first heard it on a Friday street cd from a couple of years ago...crackin tune....

[Ezzie Brown]

ok ta.............got a battered one a cupla years back and never asked about it , plays ok but looks awful. bit like me .regards ez

[Pomonkey]

He does still play live occasionally down in Georgia, would love to see him do this on stage! Good 45 indeed, have one in the playbox here too, but not a patch in rarity compared to the Mondels on Gaye (hyper garage 2 sider, not soul, stupidly tough to find), rarest soul on the label is prob the Shepard Brothers, have only ever had that once

[Marc Forrest]

rarest soul on the label is prob the Shepard Brothers, have only ever had that once

thought so too for a while, but no, already saw three passing thru ebay well under 200 USD this year alone,

[MrsWoodsrules]

George Hughley's Thats Why I Cry on Buddah is a tune & a half, pure class IMO.

[KevH]

"Do the beatle" is a Russ Holley spin from a couple of years ago (ex DKOF,and more recently Club Caliente.)

[davidwapples]

russoul - russ holley used to play this at club caliente and city club , i think now he has sold his copy on