Taj Mahal .

[Neal Bull]

There is a 70s track on Columbia, thought to be LP only

but there are some 45s about, I can’t remember the track 

does anyone have the info on this, any help would be appreciated 

thanks

Neal.

 

[Tomangoes]

Ain't that a lot of love?

Same as homer banks...

A famous copy doing the rounds in the 70s was an LP somebody cut down to make a 7 inch version.

Ed

 

[Neal Bull]

Thanks but that’s not it it’s a 70s tune I know The ain’t that a lot 

of love .

cheers

Neal.

[Zoomsoulblue]

 

[Neal Bull]

Sorry not the one 

Neal.

[Guest Shufflin]

1 hour ago, neal bull said:

Sorry not the one 

Neal. 

go on mate give us a clue, does it contain any lyrics for example?

[Neal Bull]

All I can remember is it’s on the 70s 

coloured. Columbia label, memory 

not too  good  these days

Neal

[Tomangoes]

A long shot...

He did a version of dust my broom...but I can't see that getting many spins.

Ed

[Kesalocasoul]

There were a couple of Taj Mahal UK released singles on Direction - 3547 Everybody's Got To Change Sometime/Statesboro Blues and 4044 (and again on 4586) Ee Zee Rider/You Don't Miss Your Water.  And the aforementioned Dust My Broom, which was included in a compilation album, Soul Direction (PR 28), which was a real hotchpotch of musical styles. 

Kevin in Chester

 

[Davenpete]

On 05/06/2019 at 20:38, ZoomSoulBlue said:

 

Personally I prefer the original version by Simply Red

Edited June 6, 2019 by DaveNPete

[Neal Bull]

Thanks for the info 

Neal.

[Our Kid]

On 04/06/2019 at 22:39, Tomangoes said:

Ain't that a lot of love?

Same as homer banks...

A famous copy doing the rounds in the 70s was an LP somebody cut down to make a 7 inch version.

Ed

 

That'll be that little Tim O'Keefe fella.

He wasn't messin' up his top British 45 collection with one of them 'nasty imports'.

Paul