Tainted Love Version

[Guest Materian WB]

I heard a superb female Soul/R&B Version of the Gloria Jones classic. But it wasn't the Ruth Swann one. Knows anybody the possible artist? Cheers, Martin

[Guest Dave Turner]

Might be in here ..

[Guest Materian WB]

Thanks, but the most is Indie and Rock. My Version isn't there.

[Kris Holmes]

?

[Guest Materian WB]

Thanks for the posting. Could'nt play that clip because there is the musical property right in Germany. I believe the track is more like a Rockabilly version.

[Guest Soultown andy]

Theres a rockabilly version by dave philips and the hot rod gang,on best of british rockabillies lp vol 2 1982. Not female thou and definatley not good either.

[Andyj]

The Jezabelles released a version on Pye Disco Demand in the 70s but I thought it was pap!

[Ian Parker]

I hope they got the lyrics right !

I won't listen to that god awful soft cell shamble, for the simple fact 'mincing' Marc sings "if you think love is to pray, well i'm sorry i don't pray that way" ......... since when did Gloria Jones sing that in her tune ? arrgghhhhhhhhh.

also, when did GJ sing "take my tears" ? If the pair of clowns had listend to the song properly, maybe the other murderers would have got it correct too.

Rant over

[Guest Materian WB]

I'm not sure any longer today. Maybe I heard the Ruth Swann version. It was for the first time and on Youtube the track sounds in a different way from the dancehall. In addition I had a lot of beer. Thanks for the replys my friends! Cheers, Martin

[Mike Lofthouse]

I'm not sure any longer today. Maybe I heard the Ruth Swann version. It was for the first time and on Youtube the track sounds in a different way from the dancehall. In addition I had a lot of beer. Thanks for the replys my friends! Cheers, Martin

you must let us know what beer you drink if it makes Ruth Swann sound superb

[Guest Materian WB]

It was a beer called Koelsch from my hometown Cologne. I like it. You should taste it! The Ruth Swann version isn't so bad. It could be possible that I heard this good version from Duffy:

Cheers, Martin