I don't live in the UK, but in my personal experience, this is by far the most difficult Vanguards 45 to find. Released around the time of their "Good Times Bad Times", "Your Breaking My Heart" was issued on a microscopic label from a tiny town with only one stop light. I doubt it ever got much distribution and the entire backstock was burned down in a warehouse fire 15 years ago. I've never seen it on Ebay or a set sale list. For whatever reason I found a few copies of their other Shirley release "All The Women I've Wanted" but never this one. On a recent trip to Indianapolis I was visiting a producer's studio in an abandoned and crumbling building near downtown. This 45 was wedged between boxes of master tapes and rubble. The owner couldn't remember how he got it.

Condition is VG+ with a slight warp that is only faintly audible.

Listen to the clip here

Edited November 30, 200519 yr by indiana45s

Any chance of an MP3 of the flipside?

Sebastian,

Flip is "Falling Out Of Love", same track as on Lamp Records...

Listen

Edited November 30, 200519 yr by indiana45s

  indiana45s said:

Christian,

Flip is "Falling Out Of Love", same track as on Lamp Records...

Listen

They should'nt have bothered going into the studio

  indiana45s said:

Christian,

Flip is "Falling Out Of Love", same track as on Lamp Records...

Listen

OK, thanks for that.

I know that there are many swedes on here, but I'm Sebastian not Christian.

The fact that it is hard to find doesnt make it any good or more expensive

This is terrible..IMO

Their Rarest ???????????maybe.

Their Worst ............................definatley..to my ears anyway

  indiana45s said:

I don't live in the UK, but in my personal experience, this is by far the most difficult Vanguards 45 to find. Released around the time of their "Good Times Bad Times", "Your Breaking My Heart" was issued on a microscopic label from a tiny town with only one stop light. I doubt it ever got much distribution and the entire backstock was burned down in a warehouse fire 15 years ago. I've never seen it on Ebay or a set sale list. For whatever reason I found a few copies of their other Shirley release "All The Women I've Wanted" but never this one. On a recent trip to Indianapolis I was visiting a producer's studio in an abandoned and crumbling building near downtown. This 45 was wedged between boxes of master tapes and rubble. The owner couldn't remember how he got it.

Condition is VG+ with a slight warp that is only faintly audible.

Listen to the clip here

DOESNT DO A THING FOR ME

You guys are so mean

Its Love Music and personally its a awesome 45

The singer was in my opinion singing from personal experience and it hurt me listening

to his tortured vocal

Trouble with some people if it aint four beats to the bar it aint soul

Soulfully Yours Ian Cunliffe

  IANCSLOFT said:

Its Love Music and personally its a awesome 45

The singer was in my opinion singing from personal experience and it hurt me listening

to his tortured vocal

Trouble with some people if it aint four beats to the bar it aint soul

Soulfully Yours Ian Cunliffe

I reckon I've got to agree with you Ian

  IANCSLOFT said:

Its Love Music and personally its a awesome 45

The singer was in my opinion singing from personal experience and it hurt me listening

to his tortured vocal

Trouble with some people if it aint four beats to the bar it aint soul

Soulfully Yours Ian Cunliffe

Ian

I used to swop tapes with you and you always had better taste then

  indiana45s said:

I don't live in the UK, but in my personal experience, this is by far the most difficult Vanguards 45 to find. Released around the time of their "Good Times Bad Times", "Your Breaking My Heart" was issued on a microscopic label from a tiny town with only one stop light. I doubt it ever got much distribution and the entire backstock was burned down in a warehouse fire 15 years ago. I've never seen it on Ebay or a set sale list. For whatever reason I found a few copies of their other Shirley release "All The Women I've Wanted" but never this one. On a recent trip to Indianapolis I was visiting a producer's studio in an abandoned and crumbling building near downtown. This 45 was wedged between boxes of master tapes and rubble. The owner couldn't remember how he got it.

Condition is VG+ with a slight warp that is only faintly audible.

Listen to the clip here

great tune

I like both sides. What are you asking for it?

-Jas

Nice group soul me thinks.

Best,

Christian

  ChristianB said:

Nice group soul me thinks.

Best,

Christian

Agreed, a lovely Soul record

I'll agree with Mr Nightingale (as usual) and call it even further, its a f***king great soul record, what a vocal, definitely not one for the dancefloor but proper soul. Any venue brave enough to feature something this slow now????

Cheers

Jock

Thats a good soul record......would fit on the Lost soul oldies CDs no problem........like it a lot