Bill Wright - You Can't Let The Left Hand Know - Smoke. His Lesser Known Gem

[Dave Thorley]

Bill Wright - You can't let the left hand know - Smoke £20 + P&P

Bill's lesser known track, cool 70's dancer here on the harder local label Smoke

www.topdogrecords.co.uk

[Flanny]

wow tune put me down for one of them please Dave pm me with paypal details

[Dave Thorley]

wow tune put me down for one of them please Dave pm me with paypal details

Thanks Mate, record on hold, PM'd U.

So that leaves 3 left, don't miss it !!!!!!!!!!!!

Cheers

Dave

[Flanny]

Thanks Mate, record on hold, PM'd U.

So that leaves 3 left, don't miss it !!!!!!!!!!!!

Cheers

Dave

new one to me and straight in the hot box mate thanks

[Xss]

pm'd dave

[s7oul]

Don't forget the other side, a fine ballad 'Tomorrow May Be Your Time'

[Dylan]

Don't forget the other side, a fine ballad 'Tomorrow May Be Your Time'

indeed its the best side

[Dave Thorley]

indeed its the best side

No your right the ballad is a stunner, top draw 'Deep Soul', like many of his 45's. Right, these have flow out today, down to the last few, so don't miss out.

Cheers

Dave

[Lfcjunkie]

pm'd you dave hope i ain't too late

dave L

[Steve G]

Dave do you know which came first Smoke City or Midtown? I can't remember. Had the Smoke City one a little while will have to dig it out.

[Garethx]

Midtown is the first label for "You Can't Let Your Left Hand Know" but the b-sides are different tracks.

The other side of the Midtown 45 is an updated version of "Everything Look Good" which came out on Tuska, Momentum and maybe even another label too.

[Dylan]

Midtown is the first label for "You Can't Let Your Left Hand Know" but the b-sides are different tracks.

The other side of the Midtown 45 is an updated version of "Everything Look Good" which came out on Tuska, Momentum and maybe even another label too.

it certainly is a tangled web with his releases.

[Dave Thorley]

it certainly is a tangled web with his releases.

It is as said second release for 'You can't let' but first for the other. Bill owned this label outright, where as he part owned Midtown with Tommy Stewart, but then he got disillusioned with it all and walked away from the label, leaving it with Tommy and a few others. He was a prolific writer/producer as well as artist through the 60's/70's. But by the early 80's he'd had enough and cut himself off from the whole business, working as a painter and decorator instead. When I met him a while back, he'd not sat down and talked about music for many years. A really lovely man, but he still wants to keep himself to himself now days.

[Steve G]

Thanks for the clarity was sitting at work (and I have both labels I know that) but couldn't remember.....Getting older....