EDDIE WHITEHEAD VERSIONS

[Dobber]

Utterly pointless topic I suppose,I notice small details here and there,recently this little detail in the recording,might be my ears?

the original 45 has a finger snap and hi-hat sound in the intro and eventually onto a drum beat,however the reissued Kent version has a drum beat straight from the onset,has this been added on,or simply emphasised? 

 

[John Reed]

There are occasions where the Kent releases differ from the released records as sometimes the master tapes don't specify what version it is.  There was a thread on here regarding the subject quite a few years ago.

Edited September 4 by John Reed

[Dobber]

So it’s not my ears then?

[Frankie Crocker]

Top tune however you look at it. A good example of how diverse music can be, and despite a few quirks, can make it to the big time. I can’t remember which film it featured in - Soulboy perhaps - but it was perfect for that particular scene.

[Ted Massey]

The Ravins is different from the original 

[Dobber]

Will have a listen to the variation in the 2 recordings ted

[Ladymidnight]

Same thing with Eddie Parker - But if you must go on the Deep Soul release, a little different from the MAM if memory serves.