Posted November 26, 200519 yr cant remember which one but didnt this come out on a kent LP? need to know which one ,,can anyone help? ta mark
November 27, 200519 yr I've got this Lp somewhere and if no one else lets you know in the meantime I'll dig it out and put a soundfile up as well. I think its called 100% tailored for soul or along those lines if I remember.
November 27, 200519 yr wiganer1 said: cant remember which one but didnt this come out on a kent LP? need to know which one ,,can anyone help? ta mark Might be on Footstompers Mark
November 27, 200519 yr wiganer1 said: cant remember which one but didnt this come out on a kent LP? need to know which one ,,can anyone help? ta mark Originally came out on British album, Its That Time Of The Year, I think. rare LP, never seen one with a cover ! Alan
November 27, 200519 yr wiganer1 said: cant remember which one but didnt this come out on a kent LP? need to know which one ,,can anyone help? ta mark Footstompers - Kent 017
November 27, 200519 yr eamesy said: Originally came out on British album, Its That Time Of The Year, I think. rare LP, never seen one with a cover ! Alan started on the thread, and was just about to post up that I,ll always need you is on an L.P but ive only ever seen one without a cover!, got to be one somewhere p.s oscar p arrived safe and well and is on the decks right now!!
November 27, 200519 yr codfromderby said: started on the thread, and was just about to post up that I,ll always need you is on an L.P but ive only ever seen one without a cover!, got to be one somewhere p.s oscar p arrived safe and well and is on the decks right now!! Dont know of any copies with sleeves. I remember turning a copy down - no sleeve - about 1977, for £20, cos it was a bit scratched, never been offered another one. Still got an acetate of it from that era- sounds rough now. Still think its the better version. Glad the record arrived ok. Alan
November 28, 200519 yr Author eamesy said: Dont know of any copies with sleeves. I remember turning a copy down - no sleeve - about 1977, for £20, cos it was a bit scratched, never been offered another one. Still got an acetate of it from that era- sounds rough now. Still think its the better version. Glad the record arrived ok. Alan === thanks for the replys guys appreciate it
November 28, 200519 yr I've got the Brunswick lp , no cover, but there are a couple of other track that are ok - his version of love love love and when you call me baby. Tony E
November 29, 200519 yr tone5446 said: I've got the Brunswick lp , no cover, but there are a couple of other track that are ok - his version of love love love and when you call me baby. Tony E I was waiting for your comment on this subject Tone, must have been yours that i heard in the first place!! Love love love etc definitely worth a listen. Alan
November 29, 200519 yr tone5446 said: I've got the Brunswick lp , no cover, but there are a couple of other track that are ok - his version of love love love and when you call me baby. Tony E Only copy I ever saw was at Cleethorpes Pier Rob Thomas or was it Gary Field had it, again NO COVER LP ytitle was "It's That Time of Year" I think, am I correct?? but I'm intrigued to know the UK Brunswick release # and year. As this is really a mystery Northern Soul story.. no USA issue ??? or Europe ?? Who played it at Cleethorpes was it Poke?? Also has Johnny Caswell two Decca tracks on it I.O.U. & You Don't Love me anymore or was I dreaming........
November 29, 200519 yr Soulfood33 said: Only copy I ever saw was at Cleethorpes Pier Rob Thomas or was it Gary Field had it, again NO COVER LP ytitle was "It's That Time of Year" I think, am I correct?? but I'm intrigued to know the UK Brunswick release # and year. As this is really a mystery Northern Soul story.. no USA issue ??? or Europe ?? Who played it at Cleethorpes was it Poke?? Also has Johnny Caswell two Decca tracks on it I.O.U. & You Don't Love me anymore or was I dreaming........ Tony Ellis will be able to give you all the info on this, I think i heard it in one of his spots mid 70s, maybe at the Shades of Green club, Camberley. Dont know anything about the Johnny Caswell tracks?! Alan
November 30, 200519 yr Soulfood33 said: Only copy I ever saw was at Cleethorpes Pier Rob Thomas or was it Gary Field had it, again NO COVER LP Rob told me that was his claim to fame
November 30, 200519 yr I'm pretty sure the "It's That Time Of Year" LP wasn't officially issued in the UK. And there are almost certainly NO sleeves in existence. If Ady Croasdell is reading this, maybe you could shine some light on the story, kind sir? Gene Edited November 30, 200519 yr by Gene-R
November 30, 200519 yr They used to play Love, love, love at the Torch if my mammary serves me right. I can just about recall a 3 in a row spot when Bobby Hebb, William Bonny and Len Barry were played one after another. They also did this with Roy Hamilton, Crackin' Up and Lee Rogers and Danny White's versions of Cracked Up Over You. On the other hand while I was there I could have sworn I heard a male version of Girls are out to get you, so it might just have been the gear. Tony E
December 5, 200519 yr Apologies if someone's already posted this answer. Reissue LP was "Footstompers" on KENT, one of my favourite comps which had a load of the Coral, Decca and Congress stuff on it (Patti Austin, J Caswell, J Carter, Lee Roye, 7th Ave Aviators, Richie Adams etc). Len Barry track also appeared on a recent budget Double CD package ( you know, one of those that recycles the same old stuff and you pay £5.99 for the two tracks you don't have - can't remember package title but one of the 2 CDs was also called Footstompers if I recall).
December 5, 200519 yr Soulfood33 said: Only copy I ever saw was at Cleethorpes Pier Rob Thomas or was it Gary Field had it, again NO COVER LP ytitle was "It's That Time of Year" I think, am I correct?? but I'm intrigued to know the UK Brunswick release # and year. As this is really a mystery Northern Soul story.. no USA issue ??? or Europe ?? Who played it at Cleethorpes was it Poke?? Also has Johnny Caswell two Decca tracks on it I.O.U. & You Don't Love me anymore or was I dreaming........ John Manship had the LP and played the track at Samanthas when he guested there after Frank left and before Sam became a resident with John Vincent. It didn't have a cover. Spoken to JM about it a few years ago. Deffo not UK and I don't think the label had a country of origin on it, although Germany was mentioned as a possibility.
December 7, 200519 yr This track first appeared for widespread consumption on the RCA compilation 'Jumping at the Go-Go' in the 70s, which was one of the best NS compilations around prior to the appearance of the Kent LPs.
December 7, 200519 yr ElGeePee said: This track first appeared for widespread consumption on the RCA compilation 'Jumping at the Go-Go' in the 70s, which was one of the best NS compilations around prior to the appearance of the Kent LPs. That was the Dean Courtney version.
December 8, 200519 yr Ah! Of course, you are correct. Bugger, getting confused with the fact that it was the first time I'd seen mention of Len Barry's version on the sleeve notes. Back to sleep.
cant remember which one but didnt this come out on a kent LP?
need to know which one ,,can anyone help?
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