Patience Valentine On Real Soul

[Derek Pearson]

Anybody know what Patience Valentine "You cant tell the good guys / Young Tears" on Real Soul is like? Think its an early 70s jobbie. Scans and/or mp3s appreciated. Cheers, derek

[ShorterSoul]

Isn't this Edie Walker on Rising sons? Seem to recall that it was covered up as Patience Valentine in the 70's

[grant]

Isn't this Edie Walker on Rising sons? Seem to recall that it was covered up as Patience Valentine in the 70's

That's right and it was on Rising Sons label - pretty cheap, although it did also get booted back in the 70's

Grant

[Mark B]

Anybody know what Patience Valentine "You cant tell the good guys / Young Tears" on Real Soul is like? Think its an early 70s jobbie. Scans and/or mp3s appreciated. Cheers, derek

if i remeber rightly it is just an ok record ask mick howard your partner in crime he used to have it. edie walker is totally diferent record as you well know.

mark

[grant]

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QUOTE(mark.b @ Aug 11 2006, 02:57 PM) link

if i remeber rightly it is just an ok record ask mick howard your partner in crime he used to have it. edie walker is totally diferent record as you well know.

mark

'Good Guys' was an awful record Mark

[soulsalmon]

QUOTE(mark.b @ Aug 11 2006, 02:57 PM) link

if i remeber rightly it is just an ok record ask mick howard your partner in crime he used to have it. edie walker is totally diferent record as you well know.off post but at least we'll put a few past pompei this season step up nicky weaver

mark

'Good Guys' was an awful record Mark

[45cellar]

Anybody know what Patience Valentine "You cant tell the good guys / Young Tears" on Real Soul is like? Think its an early 70s jobbie. Scans and/or mp3s appreciated. Cheers, derek

Hi Derek

Here is the BOOT COPY covered as Patience Valentine ...........

...................................................... BOOT COPY

I liked this record, bought it, found out who it really was, found a Rising Sons DEMO and bought that.

The Original Rising Sons DJ has the Mauve Star on the young tears side -

You either like the record or?

I remember buying this along with Dana Valery, Tomangoes, Johnny Caswell, The Gems etc. following a trip to Nottingham - I couldn't believe it - I spent most of my wages at the time on records and treasured these boots all the way home on the train, this was the only way to obtain them for most people at the time.

I bought them all on Original Labels Later, which was a lot wiser investment, but when you go to a Northern Venue, you hear that sound, you're hooked, gotta have it, search for a copy, the result ..... playing that Wonderful Vinyl on the Record Decks - Bliss

Edited August 12, 2006 by 45cellar

[Jim G]

Edie Walker was covered up as Patience Valentine by Ian Levine and he played at the Mecca. I used to own it many moons ago.

Edited August 11, 2006 by jim g

[Mark B]

QUOTE(mark.b @ Aug 11 2006, 02:57 PM) link

if i remeber rightly it is just an ok record ask mick howard your partner in crime he used to have it. edie walker is totally diferent record as you well know.

mark

'Good Guys' was an awful record Mark

hi i know edie walker i used to have it, derek was asking about a 70's thing i thought that there was something on a red label but might be mistaken with the artist.also did not read original post properly would have realised from b side title. did not even realise edie walker got booted, it was not even that hard to get on original. Edited August 11, 2006 by mark.b

[Paul R]

And this is also a boot, but of the original!



And it sounds like this. I liked it at the tim, but is it a bit country? the best bit is towards the end(or maybe at the end )





Therefore it is not the original boot



Paul

[Mark B]

Patience Valentine-Our Love (A special Blending) MJR £20 Ukp, you pay postage..

this is the ome i was thinking of when i answered the posting.

mark

[Derek Pearson]

Aha its all become clear now. I'm trying to put together a discography of our Patience's work and the Real Soul 45 was on a discog that an American collector had sent me. He'd marked it as a 70s release and because I like her voice/style I was intrigued to hear and find out more about this "interesting" record. Only to find out it was really Edie in disguise, damn imagine how pissed off I'd have been if I'd have bought a copy hehehe.

Did you know: She recorded "If you don't come" on Sar in 1961 and was in a group called The Flares in 1962.

"Our love" is an awesome slowie Mark.

"Waking up to a dream" on Thrush is a nice 45 to have stashed away in the boxes.

onwards, derek

[Ric-tic]

Hi Derek

Here is the BOOT COPY covered as Patience Valentine ...........

...................................................... BOOT COPY

I liked this record, bought it, found out who it really was, found a Rising Sons DEMO and bought that.

The Original Rising Sons DJ has the Mauve Star on the young tears side -

You either like the record or?

I remember buying this along with Dana Valery, Tomangoes, Johnny Caswell, The Gems etc. following a trip to Nottingham - I couldn't believe it - I spent most of my wages at the time on records and treasured these boots all the way home on the train, this was the only way to obtain them for most people at the time.

I bought them all on Original Labels Later, which was a lot wiser investment, but when you go to a Northern Venue, you hear that sound, you're hooked, gotta have it, search for a copy, the result ..... playing that Wonderful Vinyl on the Record Decks - Bliss

i remember when this was pressed in 72/3 soul galore records in birmingham used to play it a lot in the shop, this guy from one of the other stalls goggle next door hated it, all day youd hear him screaming 'get that f***** record off, then one day he totally flipped bursting into the stall saying if it was ever played again hed stab everybody to death! he meant it too,everybody saw he meant it and it was never played again,later in life you can kind of see his point! was a very big record in its day though

Edited August 12, 2006 by ric-tic

[Guest]

Did you know: She recorded "If you don't come" on Sar in 1961 and was in a group called The Flares in 1962.

Going a bit retro here Derek, I had a copy of The Flares album on London, reading the above brought it to mind,why I sold it I don't know 'cos it was worth keeping for the cover alone which depicts the group against a backround of rocket flares ( I wonder who came up with that one!?) the guys with pompadour hairstyles, wearing great yellow suits and Patience up front in a yellow dress and shoes, a stunning cover, it was called "Footstompin' Hits" featuring their hit record, yes you guessed it, "Foot Stompin' and similar R&B tunes....I wish I still had it, ah well.