Dee Dee Gartrell - Let's Talk It Over C/u?

[Guest]

Richard Searling played this track a lot on his radio show...the tape I'm listening to indicates a 'cover up' involved here. Was this the real track uncovered? or the cover up for the correct track?

thanks

Snakepit

[Chalky]

Earnestine Eady wasn't it on Phil La Of Soul.

[Guest]

Hi Chalky

 

He played it a few times, and I've got it on several tapes of his show....but this tape is the only one where cover up seems to raise it's ugly head.

 

So it's " Lets talk it over - Earnestine Eady" ?

 

thanks

[Guest Dave Turner]

[Peter99]

Earnestine Eady wasn't it on Phil La Of Soul.

 

https://youtu.be/F0Z7j5jJApc

[Peter99]

You beat me to it Dave!

 

Morning.

 

Peter

[Guest]

Thanks guys

[Guest Dave Turner]

You beat me to it Dave!

 

Morning.

 

Peter

 

Too slow bud, leave ya tackle alone and get some sleep at night  

[Peter99]

Too slow bud, leave ya tackle alone and get some sleep at night  

 

[Chalky]

Wasn't it covered as Over and Over Again or something like?

[Guest]

Wasn't it covered as Over and Over Again or something like?

 

On his show, he played it as "Let's talk it over".......

He often played a track several weeks on the trot...Got it on several of his shows , which I'm copying to CD.

Thanks

[Guest]

Another track was c/u "Backdoor woman"...never got an answer to that either

[Ted Massey]

If any one has this for sale Im interested

[Chalky]

Another track was c/u "Backdoor woman"...never got an answer to that either

 

Any other clues?  What year etc?

 

 

Edited March 3, 2014 by chalky

[Guest]

It was a slow blues ballad.

If I can find  the CD/tape I'll list lyrics etc.

thanks

[Guest]

He played a Mickey Stevenson track from an Ember album...(Stormy)

sounds like Hey Baby/hey girl ?

any clues?

thanks

[Guest]

Ignore that...it is STORMY

 

I assumed his Stormy was the track covered by DRATS

 

 

Edited March 3, 2014 by Guest