Anyone Seen One Of These Before?

[Dazdakin]

never seen one before on this type of Gordy only ever on the "it's what's in the groove's that count's" Gordy.

What's going on?

Any info appreciated.

Thank's

Daz.

[Soul Stu]

Liz's version was not unreleased. Connie's was unreleased. This was Liz's last single at Hitsville and supposedly she has a ton of stuff in the vaults. That is the Temptations backing her... you hear Eddie abd David's falsettos the most. This song should have been a hit.

[Gene-r]

I'd say it was a post-1967 issue.

[Dazdakin]

Would normally agree with you on it being a later release than the 67' issue purely on label design alone, only the matrix numbers are bang the same as the 67' release??

[Roburt]

Guess Motown did a 2nd press of this 45 then .... can't see anyone booting it on the (later) real Gordy label.

[Robbk]

Repressing in the same plant generally got the same pressing numbers.

[Bazza]

Don't know any facts about it,great bit of R&B tho

Bazza

[Dazdakin]

is it/ does it mean in terms of rarity, it is far more rarer than the usual issue as i have never seen one like this before but have seen 100's literally of the usual issue??

[Sebastian]

---

Edited August 18, 2012 by Sebastian

[tosspot]

i used to play this beauty out a few years ago, i used to play it back to back to paul sindab - i was a fool, both 45s having that tint of latino perfectly moulded into northern

[Tony Smith]

I had a handful of copies of this pressing about 20 years ago, I think it's harder than the usual Gordy design. Unusual that they re-pressed it unless Liz was getting some action elsewhere and they thought they could cash in on it?

[Guest]

Nice hair do

[boba]

You know Tommy Brown must have been like "I ain't lyin!" when describing Liz' hair.