Hi, any info on:

Cody Marshall "Yours until tomorrow" Wizdom Records ??

Can't find anything about this record on Google...it's a beat ballad styled recording...what is the current value? Just read that another record by Cody Marshall entitled "The Thought of Loving You" was played by Richard Searling in 1979, covered up as 'Pierre Hunt'.

thx for your help!

atb m.

RE: Cody Marshall "Yours until tomorrow" Wizdom Records

 

I guess this Wizdom label is the one owned / run by Jimmy Wisner. Quite a few releases on the label (in fact Cody Marshall himself had another 45 out on Wizdom).

I'd also guess that "Yours until tomorrow" is the Goffin / King song recorded by numerous artists (Dee Dee Warwick, Vivian Reed, Bettye Swann, Irma Thomas, etc.).

Irma Thomas's version ............

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bb0KUNjBcfY

Edited April 24, 201312 yr by Roburt

A Supreme attempt at the song ............

 

cheers mate, but what about this specific version by Cody Marshall? do you know it? is it really that rare that you can't find any info? or am I incapable to google it? 

Edited April 26, 201312 yr by mattfox

Cody Marshall is a white guy. His real name is Joe McGovern (he wrote a couple of things with Jimmy 'Wiz' Wisner).

 

He was a pro Basketball player in the 60's (Penn State) before turning to music.

 

He had a very active career as a writer and performer, with his group 'Circle of Friends' and appeared often in New York, Pennsylvania The Flamingo - Las Vegas and Florida throughout the 70's.

 

I've got his other release on the label 'Peaceful / Monday's Gone'.

 

Well remember Richard covering up his 'Sound Judgment' 45 - a version of 'The Thought Of Loving You' as 'Pierre Hunt'.

 

At the same time (late 70's) I used to play the Crystal Mansion version of the song (feat Johnny Caswell) which I thought was 'better' (but in truth, neither are brilliant ).

 

'Yours Until Tomorrow' was recorded in 1972 on the flip of 'Needle In A Haystack' which McGovern composed.

 

Don't know how rare this 45 in question is, but I guess its quite scarce. it won't have sold many although it was promoted in Billboard at the time of release (Nov '72).

 

Give yer a tenner for it.

 

 

Sean

Joe McGovern a.k.a. Cody Marshall 

cheers Sean!!!