evenin all,its a midtempo stafford tune,pain all he left me was just pain,til his return,my heart will only yearn,with a heart that cant wipe away this pain ???

i used to know cos i asked on here years ago,i will write title,artist down this time though,thanks in advance good people of soul source

jason

Would it be ,,,

Pain Mitty Collier Chess ??

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=kAG36ZvfcRU

Edited March 8, 201213 yr by Nige Brown

linda queen "i feel the pain"(rod) ???

this perhaps

freda payne? lololol

  On 08/03/2012 at 22:04, cobbles said:

linda queen "i feel the pain"(rod) ???

thats the one ! thanks franc and john a,always fookin loved this,is it expensive ? was it a guy h spin ? questions questions,thanks again guys

jason

Not too much £100 maybe(if that)? or a million quid from any major dealer.

Edited March 8, 201213 yr by John A

  On 08/03/2012 at 22:04, John A said:

this perhaps

I've never heard that version before.

I do love the Mitty Collier one ... lots !! and can see the attraction with this one (but it's Mitty all the way for me )

Thanks for sharing

  On 08/03/2012 at 22:03, Nige Brown said:

Would it be ,,,

Pain Mitty Collier Chess ??

https://www.youtube.c...e&v=kAG36ZvfcRU

sorry nige,only just noticed your post ! thanks for your reply bud,so this was the first version of this song ? linda queen being a later version ?

jason

  On 08/03/2012 at 23:26, arnie j said:

sorry nige,only just noticed your post ! thanks for your reply bud,so this was the first version of this song ? linda queen being a later version ?

jason

Hey Jason

I need to thank you for asking, as had you never asked, I'd have never heard the Linda Queen version

  On 08/03/2012 at 23:29, Alison H said:

Hey Jason

I need to thank you for asking, as had you never asked, I'd have never heard the Linda Queen version

no probs alison,i still prefer the later linda queen version though

jason

it's weird that the collier version doesn't have writers credits on it but it does have a different publishing than the linda queen record... although obviously soul people stole songs all the time...

The B side of Linda Queen is brilliant too. Unfortunately I'm not awake yet so can't remember what it's called. Kev Roberts once told me he got 200 or so copies of this from a house in New Jersey I think it was.

B side is "Where can my baby be".

Mr Manship has one in stock at £200.

Steve

  On 09/03/2012 at 10:29, soulman said:

B side is "Where can my baby be".

Mr Manship has one in stock at £200.

Steve

It usually sells for £75

  On 09/03/2012 at 10:36, Pete S said:

It usually sells for £75

My rule of thumb* : max. market value is 50% of Manship price

* I know there are exceptions to the rule

  On 09/03/2012 at 10:29, soulman said:

B side is "Where can my baby be".

Mr Manship has one in stock at £200.

Steve

And is the same, but not as good, as old Dave Withers spin the Martells, if I remember rightly,

I didn't know the :Pain side was same as MC, must listen to them both tonight.

  On 09/03/2012 at 11:03, jocko said:

And is the same, but not as good, as old Dave Withers spin the Martells, if I remember rightly,

I didn't know the :Pain side was same as MC, must listen to them both tonight.

It's not the same song Jock.

Well I'm 99% sure it's not.

  On 09/03/2012 at 11:14, Pete S said:

It's not the same song Jock.

Well I'm 99% sure it's not.

Does it have a similar chorus, says he digging rapidly.

Sure we used to say it was the same, but it was 30 years ago and I was off my head!

  On 08/03/2012 at 22:04, cobbles said:

linda queen "i feel the pain"(rod) ???

Yes it was the Linda Queen version played at Stafford

  On 09/03/2012 at 11:23, jocko said:

Does it have a similar chorus, says he digging rapidly.

Yes, it features the words "Where can my baby be"

I recall stumbling across the Mitty Collier version whilst the Linda Queen disc was a Stafford period spin. It was on a Craig Moerer list at $100, which was a lot more than most discs on that particular list and seemed a lot for a Mitty Collier Chess 45...there was the option of a stock or DJ copy. Took the punt and was delighted/shocked! I later included it on the, 'Sweeter Than The Day Before' LP/CD compilation to give it some more deserved exposure.

Mitty Collier version is way better than the Linda Queen effort ........

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAG36ZvfcRU

  On 08/03/2012 at 23:18, Alison H said:

I've never heard that version before.

I do love the Mitty Collier one ... lots !! and can see the attraction with this one (but it's Mitty all the way for me )

Thanks for sharing

love that "the painted desert" on the label, whats that all about

  On 09/03/2012 at 09:21, Pete S said:

The B side of Linda Queen is brilliant too. Unfortunately I'm not awake yet so can't remember what it's called. Kev Roberts once told me he got 200 or so copies of this from a house in New Jersey I think it was.

It's the better side for me Pete.

Linda Queen for me all the way...its the one I remember Guy playing.....really evokes great memories this tune does

I'm gonna dig the Linda Queen out & the Martels & have a good ole listen

I like this version also by Pat Hervey

Suz

x

Edited March 10, 201213 yr by suzannek

  On 10/03/2012 at 17:55, suzannek said:

I like this version also by Pat Hervey

Suz

x

Love this version

Pete wash your ears out Linda Queen sounds nothing like the Martells, not sure where you got that. But 2 amazing records that blow the ass off what some of the funky pretenders champion, and then some. Particularly the Martells, when was that last played???

  On 10/03/2012 at 18:31, Dennisoul said:

Love this version

Andrew, I thought I taught you well, and certainly not pop copies, think you need some more detention!!

  On 10/03/2012 at 20:21, jocko said:

Pete wash your ears out Linda Queen sounds nothing like the Martells, not sure where you got that.

Will do Jock.

I made the mistake of selling my Mitty Collier pretty cheap a while back. I only ever played it at low volume at work, then Martyn Bird spun it at York last year (pitched up I think, but not much) and it sounded tremendous on a big system.

.... regrets, Ive had a few.