Eddie Carlton....n'......lorenzo Manley

[Guest melandthensome]

Everytime I spin Eddie Carltons 'it shall be done' on Swan Records then a personal BIG BIG FAVE of mine Lorenzo Manleys 'swoop down on ya' on Original Sound Records it never ceases to amaze me just how similar the intro's are and the various soundings in the back-ups on each 45.

Any thoughts at all

[Guest]

wow they are similar!

haven't heard Lorenzo in years, and didn't know t'other one

[Guest melandthensome]

Cheers Kirsty

yeah very similar in my opinion but Lorenzo Manley I first heard in 1971 when our kid bought a copy back from a venue.I still have it and it brings back special memories for me.

Great track as well the Eddie Carlton dontcha think

[Guest]

Cheers Kirsty

yeah very similar in my opinion but Lorenzo Manley I first heard in 1971 when our kid bought a copy back from a venue.I still have it and it brings back special memories for me.

Great track as well the Eddie Carlton dontcha think

Seem to remember reading somewhere that at the recording session Lorenzo's voice was deemed not up to it and that Gene Dozier is the actual vocalist on "Swoop Down", he was also involved in production of the session.

[Guest]

Seem to remember reading somewhere that at the recording session Lorenzo's voice was deemed not up to it and that Gene Dozier is the actual vocalist on "Swoop Down", he was also involved in production of the session.

thread hi-jack alert....

do you remember sporting this rather fabulous hairdo - Winsford '96

[Guest melandthensome]

DelTee

I have never heard that before thats very interesting

cheers

mel

[Guest melandthensome]

Kirsty

whats with the thread hi-jack alert?

[Guest]

Kirsty

whats with the thread hi-jack alert?

I knew Derek would come back to this thread to see what your comments were, so thought I'd post up that pic that I had of him.

Anyway, stop talking and post some more records

I like em girlie, and crossoveriefied please

[Guest melandthensome]

Detroit_Sound_Jumping_At_The_Go_Go.mp3

Four_Larks_Go_Go.mp3

[Guest]

You'll do for me - I love it when men do as they're told

Four Larks reminds me of John Kingham - can just picture him dancing - only actually understood about 20% of what he said though

[Guest melandthensome]

Oooooh you are a one Kirsty

Soulettes_Bring_Your_Own_Fineself_Home.mp3

[Cunnie]

Hi Mel,

Sorry to be a killjoy but could you try using the clip player at the bottom of the page to post your sounds up.

Thanks,

Mart...

[Guest]

I knew Derek would come back to this thread to see what your comments were, so thought I'd post up that pic that I had of him.

Sneaky

Thanks for that Kirsty, I thought I'd destroyed all copies, look like bloody Harpo Marx

Remember it well, great times, the 90s went by so fast

Apologies for going off thread with this one Mel.

Derek.

[Guest melandthensome]

Sorry Cunnie

will do

No probs Del Tee

[Jaco]

Everytime I spin Eddie Carltons 'it shall be done' on Swan Records then a personal BIG BIG FAVE of mine Lorenzo Manleys 'swoop down on ya' on Original Sound Records it never ceases to amaze me just how similar the intro's are and the various soundings in the back-ups on each 45.

Any thoughts at all

Certainly heard Lorenzo Manley at the Mecca but it's origins may have been elsewhere.

I was always intrigued by the title and artist's name which as a 16 yr old seemed somehow very exotic! Many unusually named artists and titles have come and gone since but I definitely remember this one with affection. Not heard the other track but will listen to the soundclip if available.