Anyone know what the b-side is like? I'd really love to hear this so if anyone could point me in the direction of a soundfile I'd be really happy. If I remember this right they have another release on bang bang as well called "Soul searching love" or something like that...

The soul searching love is on the old Virginia soul CD ,but isn't the flip to make my love a hurting thing...i Have only read about the song and heard it on the CD but never ever seen or heard of a copy on bang bang ,so if its out there ,its gotta be very rare I indeed !

I just did a you tube of the flip especially for you :-)

 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=67LW7SBVEiU

Marginally worse than the A side lol

  On 12/01/2015 at 05:57, Ted Massey said:

Marginally worse than the A side lol

 Say's a man who plays the Allan Sisters, Philistine !!!

Dave

  On 12/01/2015 at 06:35, Louise said:

 Say's a man who plays the Allan Sisters, Philistine !!!

Dave

Fook of Welding   never like William always sounds he's trying to catch up with the music

Thanks Bearsy for posting the clip. Not one of the best sides by that band in my opinion. Love the guitar work though!

Can anyone shed som light on the flipside to their other release. Seems to be very rare as Nev said as I have no other reference than that cd. I really like the unique sound of this band...

great tune

There is another version of Make My Love A Hurting Thing on Bang Bang, I remember getting

very excited about it when I saw it for sale on the net yonks ago.

 

When it arrived from the States I put it on the deck with bated breath, it turned out

to be a God awful Country and Western version, I was well p*ssed off.

  On 12/01/2015 at 09:16, Kegsy said:

There is another version of Make My Love A Hurting Thing on Bang Bang, I remember getting

very excited about it when I saw it for sale on the net yonks ago.

 

When it arrived from the States I put it on the deck with bated breath, it turned out

to be a God awful Country and Western version, I was well p*ssed off.

 LANCE HILL 

 Oh how we had some fun with that one lol 

  

  On 11/01/2015 at 21:45, Bearsy said:

I just did a you tube of the flip especially for you :-)

 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=67LW7SBVEiU

 

Now all you got to do it sell it to someone Bearskin.

this was mentioned on here a little while back, its the William Cummings inst, Im a sucker for sax breaks...and a fraction of the price folks!! good piccies on the clip as well

 

Zeke and the Soul Setters - Love is a Hurting Thing / HIt Bound 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gyc3x64REns

Edited January 12, 201510 yr by Mal C

Zeke and the soulsetters may be cheaper, but it seems to be really rare. Btw I need to hear the flip to this one as well...

Forgot that I already had heard the flip to Zeke and the Soul Setters... Clip on youtube.

  On 12/01/2015 at 07:50, Ted Massey said:

Fook of Welding   never like William always sounds he's trying to catch up with the music

 

I'm with you on that Ted

  On 12/01/2015 at 09:16, Kegsy said:

There is another version of Make My Love A Hurting Thing on Bang Bang, I remember getting

very excited about it when I saw it for sale on the net yonks ago.

 

When it arrived from the States I put it on the deck with bated breath, it turned out

to be a God awful Country and Western version, I was well p*ssed off.

 

Thankfully I heard a clip and didn't bid, saw the same :-)

  On 12/01/2015 at 07:50, Ted Massey said:

Fook of Welding   never like William always sounds he's trying to catch up with the music

 

Now now Edwardo, calm down the Villa will score again one day

Even Tank Top Terry the Burnley Bard thinks William Cummings is a great record

That's the second thing I've agreed with Tel on this week !! 

Dave

  On 12/01/2015 at 10:26, KevH said:

Now all you got to do it sell it to someone Bearskin.

 

Sorry Kev but I don't think Ted likes it 

  On 12/01/2015 at 07:50, Ted Massey said:

Fook of Welding   never like William always sounds he's trying to catch up with the music

And when it starts filling the dance floors you will be catching up with it then Ted   

  On 12/01/2015 at 19:13, Louise said:

Now now Edwardo, calm down the Villa will score again one day

Even Tank Top Terry the Burnley Bard thinks William Cummings is a great record

That's the second thing I've agreed with Tel on this week !! 

Dave

 

Tank Top Terry

  On 12/01/2015 at 19:24, Bearsy said:

And when it starts filling the dance floors you will be catching up with it then Ted   

Bearsy I had it before you even knew that northern soul existed    sold it to John Heywood for 120 quid in 1988 as he reminded me of recently

  On 12/01/2015 at 20:16, Ted Massey said:

Bearsy I had it before you even knew that northern soul existed sold it to John Heywood for 120 quid in 1988 as he reminded me of recently

1988 and you still haven't found your own ear yet lol

  On 12/01/2015 at 21:11, NEV said:

1988 and you still haven't found your own ear yet lol

pot and kettle there Nev

William Cummings - Just yesterdays dream; a dreadful tune, certain to piss off the dance floor. Any DJ playing that would be a masachist though the soul police might take a sympathetic view and refer the DJ to the GP and have their ears shringed and head examined for playing a tune like that.

Ted's right Cummings didn't catch the tune, slow (almost funeral pace) and teeth grindingly boring to boot.

WTF is the scene coming to thinking this tune has soul.... any old b******s makes the grade if it does.

 

Sorry if my comments sound negative but it really is that bad.

Edited January 12, 201510 yr by mellorful

  On 12/01/2015 at 20:16, Ted Massey said:

Bearsy I had it before you even knew that northern soul existed    sold it to John Heywood for 120 quid in 1988 as he reminded me of recently

 Now then Father Ted

When the general consensus is to encourage more youngsters onto the scene here you are giving a young cub like Bearsy a right bashing ! any young buck who likes William Cummings and the Out Of Sights (Saru) has got great taste in my book

Dave

  On 12/01/2015 at 20:16, Ted Massey said:

Bearsy I had it before you even knew that northern soul existed    sold it to John Heywood for 120 quid in 1988 as he reminded me of recently

 

I still don't know what Northern Soul is Ted   I wasn't even earning that much in 1988 a YTS only paid £27 a week   

  On 12/01/2015 at 22:38, mellorful said:

William Cummings - Just yesterdays dream; a dreadful tune, certain to piss off the dance floor. Any DJ playing that would be a masachist though the soul police might take a sympathetic view and refer the DJ to the GP and have their ears shringed and head examined for playing a tune like that.

Ted's right Cummings didn't catch the tune, slow (almost funeral pace) and teeth grindingly boring to boot.

WTF is the scene coming to thinking this tune has soul.... any old b******s makes the grade if it does.

 

Sorry if my comments sound negative but it really is that bad.

 

Who said anyone is playing - just yesterday's dream.      Someone asked for a soundfile so I helped them out as there isn't one on the internet anywhere.   

 

Wtf is the scene coming to when people talk of "soul police" with such a damming post towards someone just asking for help and someone helping them out as that's what the scene and this site is or used to be about. 

 

While we are at it Soul Police officer seargent Mellorful if you think "Make my love a hurting thing" is boring to boot and funeral pace non soul then your the one needing your ears syringed and while you there ask the doctor for some happy pills  

  On 12/01/2015 at 23:00, Louise said:

 Now then Father Ted

When the general consensus is to encourage more youngsters onto the scene here you are giving a young cub like Bearsy a right bashing ! any young buck who likes William Cummings and the Out Of Sights (Saru) has got great taste in my book

Dave

 

Thanks Dave it does hurt being beaten down by the old Guard but I'm learning to cope          Btw own them both now so no more hassling you to play them for me 

  On 12/01/2015 at 17:02, RareMusicDirect said:

Thankfully I heard a clip and didn't bid, saw the same :-)

 

 

I got it off a private seller not E-bay etc.

  On 12/01/2015 at 22:38, mellorful said:

 

WTF is the scene coming to thinking this tune has soul.... any old b******s makes the grade if it does.

 

Sorry if my comments sound negative but it really is that bad.

 

Sorry, are you referring to MMLAHT with regards to that last comment, cos if you are the tune has been played since the Mecca to a fantastic response, Teds only p*ssed off cos he sold his copy & cant get another LOL 

 

Best Russ

  On 14/01/2015 at 10:28, Russ Vickers said:

Sorry, are you referring to MMLAHT with regards to that last comment, cos if you are the tune has been played since the Mecca to a fantastic response, Teds only p*ssed off cos he sold his copy & cant get another LOL

Best Russ

To be fair Russ,he is referring to the flip side and is right.

It's not and never has been played on the scene, so not sure why the comment was made?

OoOOops ok...I take it all back.

 

Russ

Always get a good reaction to the instrumental at the 100 club. It's a touch longer than the Bang Bang release too and features some fantastic sax work. Flip is a nice funk head nodder as well as played by Mr Finewine.

I'll get dancing to William Cummings - love it.    Follow it with Romona Collins on Clarks - still there.

Funny, when I speak to Ted about rare 45's I can only dream of - he has had them and sold them.   Drives me mad !

Webs - Don't ever hurt me being another.   Temptones on Diamond Jim - think he said he still had that (on the wall).

You won't find peeps looking at an empty dance floor @ Lenny Dobson's do's when titles of this stature hit the decks.

 

Cheers...................               Tom.