Guest vinylvixen Posted January 18, 2005 Posted January 18, 2005 (edited) Another wicked cheapie that should be 're-activated' is Dee Dee Warwick's 'When Love Slips Away' on Mercury. Thanks to Backdoor Kenny playing this during a Sunday afternoon session at Cleethorpes, I instantly feel in love with Dee Dee's dulcet tones and I play this whenever I can shoe horn it into a set..........and on the B side is an old 8Ts cover up 'House of Gold' which was covered up as 'Hey Senor'...so a good double sider Jo Edited January 18, 2005 by vinylvixen
Guest alison Posted January 18, 2005 Posted January 18, 2005 Another wicked cheapie that should be 're-activated' is Dee Dee Warwick's 'When Love Slips Away' on Mercury. Thanks to Backdoor Kenny playing this during a Sunday afternoon session at Cleethorpes, I instantly feel in love with Dee Dee's dulcet tones and I play this whenever I can shoe horn it into a set..........and on the B side is an old 8Ts cover up 'House of Gold' which was covered up as 'Hey Senor'...so a good double sider Jo link Tune My favourite female artist Jo.
Guest Posted January 18, 2005 Posted January 18, 2005 Dee Dee along with Martha Reeves "Love Guess Who" are two of the best stripping records (I would Imagine?) Phil
Guest vinylvixen Posted January 18, 2005 Posted January 18, 2005 Dee Dee along with Martha Reeves "Love Guess Who" are two of the best stripping records (I would Imagine?) Phil link I'll suggest that to the ladies at Spearmint Rhino
Guest in town Mikey Posted January 18, 2005 Posted January 18, 2005 Another wicked cheapie that should be 're-activated' is Dee Dee Warwick's 'When Love Slips Away' on Mercury. Thanks to Backdoor Kenny playing this during a Sunday afternoon session at Cleethorpes, I instantly feel in love with Dee Dee's dulcet tones and I play this whenever I can shoe horn it into a set..........and on the B side is an old 8Ts cover up 'House of Gold' which was covered up as 'Hey Senor'...so a good double sider Jo link JO Are you trying to send me to the poor house? I bought your last recommendation even tho i didnt know it, but will have to pass on this one. Keep 'em coming tho, its a great idea champioing less well known tunes.
Ernie Andrews Posted January 18, 2005 Posted January 18, 2005 Another wicked cheapie that should be 're-activated' is Dee Dee Warwick's 'When Love Slips Away' on Mercury. Thanks to Backdoor Kenny playing this during a Sunday afternoon session at Cleethorpes, I instantly feel in love with Dee Dee's dulcet tones and I play this whenever I can shoe horn it into a set..........and on the B side is an old 8Ts cover up 'House of Gold' which was covered up as 'Hey Senor'...so a good double sider Jo link I Prefer Margos version of this even though its more expensive. Also the Fashions version is equally as good and nearly as cheap
Guest vinylvixen Posted January 18, 2005 Posted January 18, 2005 I Prefer Margos version of this even though its more expensive. Also the Fashions version is equally as good and nearly as cheap link You're right. The Fashions version on 20th Century is excellent but I prefer the 'stripped down' quality of Dee Dee. Don't know the other version.......will try and find a sound byte of that. Jo
Guest vinylvixen Posted January 18, 2005 Posted January 18, 2005 JO Are you trying to send me to the poor house? I bought your last recommendation even tho i didnt know it, but will have to pass on this one. Keep 'em coming tho, its a great idea champioing less well known tunes. link I know someone who has a MINT copy for £20......g'wan, you know you want it contact me off list if you're interested. Jo
Guest vinylvixen Posted January 18, 2005 Posted January 18, 2005 They have to wear tassels for the full effect. link I suppose you'd want to apply the fake tans personally I can see a whole new slant - Soul 'n Strippers........performing LIVE to all your Northern favourites hmm, that's another thread - good stripping titles beats Northern Soul bingo Jo
Guest Dan Posted January 18, 2005 Posted January 18, 2005 JO Are you trying to send me to the poor house? I bought your last recommendation even tho i didnt know it, but will have to pass on this one. Keep 'em coming tho, its a great idea champioing less well known tunes. link I've got it Mikey and will definitely be playing it at Newport on Saturday (excuse the plug) - it is an absolutely blinding track...
Ernie Andrews Posted January 18, 2005 Posted January 18, 2005 You're right. The Fashions version on 20th Century is excellent but I prefer the 'stripped down' quality of Dee Dee. Don't know the other version.......will try and find a sound byte of that. Jo link I have a Uk Stateside demo of the fashions. The Margo & Marvettes was on PYE and is about£100 I think. Ive had a US issue and white demo of DeeDee A firend of Mine has aUK Mercury copy and has been playing it out for years
Guest vinylvixen Posted January 18, 2005 Posted January 18, 2005 I have a Uk Stateside demo of the fashions. The Margo & Marvettes was on PYE and is about£100 I think. Ive had a US issue and white demo of DeeDee A firend of Mine has aUK Mercury copy and has been playing it out for years link Ernie, what's the other side of the Fashions......Stateside demo - mmmmmm very lovely. Jo
Paul McKay Posted January 18, 2005 Posted January 18, 2005 Here you go Jo, came out twice in the UK: FASHIONS EVOLUTION 2444 I.O.U.(ALIFETIME OF LOVE) / HE GIVES ME LOVE FASHIONS STATESIDE 2115 I.O.U.(A LIFETIME OF LOVE) / WHEN LOVE SLIPS AWAY Paul SITC
Craig W Posted January 18, 2005 Posted January 18, 2005 Another wicked cheapie that should be 're-activated' is Dee Dee Warwick's 'When Love Slips Away' on Mercury. Thanks to Backdoor Kenny playing this during a Sunday afternoon session at Cleethorpes, I instantly feel in love with Dee Dee's dulcet tones and I play this whenever I can shoe horn it into a set..........and on the B side is an old 8Ts cover up 'House of Gold' which was covered up as 'Hey Senor'...so a good double sider Jo link I agree a great double sider although I think House of gold is the stronger side. Her sister Dionne even admitted Dee Dee was the better singer of the two. Another worth a listen by Dee Dee is Dont you ever give up on me on Mercury 72738.Cheap and a great flip too.
Guest in town Mikey Posted January 20, 2005 Posted January 20, 2005 I've got it Mikey and will definitely be playing it at Newport on Saturday (excuse the plug) - it is an absolutely blinding track... link Dan Perhaps we can do a Jo Wallace tribute? I have Pattie Ward, and the Dells, you have Dee Dee. Have you got the Yum Yums? Actually, if you have, fancy a straight swap for my Dells??
Guest Dan Posted January 20, 2005 Posted January 20, 2005 Dan Perhaps we can do a Jo Wallace tribute? I have Pattie Ward, and the Dells, you have Dee Dee. Have you got the Yum Yums? Actually, if you have, fancy a straight swap for my Dells?? link I do have a Yum Yums and I'll play that as well Mikey. As for swapping it for your Dells, though...maybe your Dells, a pint and a bag of chips?
Headsy Posted January 20, 2005 Posted January 20, 2005 I have a Uk Stateside demo of the fashions. The Margo & Marvettes was on PYE and is about£100 I think. Ive had a US issue and white demo of DeeDee A firend of Mine has aUK Mercury copy and has been playing it out for years link a bit high on Margo and the Marvettes,about 50max,I also prefer this version but Dee Dees is more soulful,Margo and the Marvettes are a white group from Ireland and it sounds great at a big hall.M+M is a better dancer mind IMO.
Guest in town Mikey Posted January 20, 2005 Posted January 20, 2005 I do have a Yum Yums and I'll play that as well Mikey. As for swapping it for your Dells, though...maybe your Dells, a pint and a bag of chips? link A pint and a bag of chips?? I dont live in London any more Dan, they are cheap as....well...chips down here
Ernie Andrews Posted January 20, 2005 Posted January 20, 2005 a bit high on Margo and the Marvettes,about 50max,I also prefer this version but Dee Dees is more soulful,Margo and the Marvettes are a white group from Ireland and it sounds great at a big hall.M+M is a better dancer mind IMO. link I took the price from an old manship catalogue I think! I wouldnt pay more than 50 for it in any case even though its very good
Guest hammy Posted January 20, 2005 Posted January 20, 2005 Talking of oor Dee Dee - what aboot 'I Can't Go Back' on HURD. There's an atmospheric wee piece to send chills up ye.... Hammy
Guest Posted February 1, 2005 Posted February 1, 2005 backdoor here!!!i used to go for margo`s version,i have a couple o copy`s no way worth £50come on you dealers get real?d d`s version should be worth £50,any body wanna swopp a margo for a d d,let me know,demo please,thanks joe for mention in your thread.yours ken backdoor100club
pikeys dog Posted February 1, 2005 Posted February 1, 2005 Got a few copies of this in my sales box.... was gonna include it in my set at the under £50 Nighter.... £20 Stone Mint / £15 EX / £5 Ex but hairline crack NAP. Contact me if you want one. WOOF!
soul45s Posted February 2, 2005 Posted February 2, 2005 Another wicked cheapie that should be 're-activated' is Dee Dee Warwick's 'When Love Slips Away' on Mercury. Thanks to Backdoor Kenny playing this during a Sunday afternoon session at Cleethorpes, I instantly feel in love with Dee Dee's dulcet tones and I play this whenever I can shoe horn it into a set..........and on the B side is an old 8Ts cover up 'House of Gold' which was covered up as 'Hey Senor'...so a good double sider Jo link For me, this is the best and most soulful version, no exceptions!!! I always play it out and champion it when I can, another great cheap and overlooked side crying out for some attention. Still causes a spillage...lol cheers Paul
John May Posted February 2, 2005 Posted February 2, 2005 For me, this is the best and most soulful version, no exceptions!!! I always play it out and champion it when I can, another great cheap and overlooked side crying out for some attention. Still causes a spillage...lol cheers Paul link Dee Dee, the best Does anyone have a copy of "Where is that rainbow" ? I Want one !
Steve Edgar Posted February 2, 2005 Posted February 2, 2005 Another wicked cheapie that should be 're-activated' is Dee Dee Warwick's 'When Love Slips Away' on Mercury. Thanks to Backdoor Kenny playing this during a Sunday afternoon session at Cleethorpes, I instantly feel in love with Dee Dee's dulcet tones and I play this whenever I can shoe horn it into a set..........and on the B side is an old 8Ts cover up 'House of Gold' which was covered up as 'Hey Senor'...so a good double sider Jo link Stunning tune, and by far the best version IMO, I just love the throaty piano, and Dee Dee has one of the finest voices around IMo so much better then her sis Dionne, Fav Northern of Dee Dee's is "Do It With All Your Heart" fav soulful one is "You Dont Know" even love her original version of "Youre No Good" over Betty Everette's Think this would go down great on today's scene. Steve
Guest Posted February 2, 2005 Posted February 2, 2005 a bit high on Margo and the Marvettes,about 50max,I also prefer this version but Dee Dees is more soulful,Margo and the Marvettes are a white group from Ireland and it sounds great at a big hall.M+M is a better dancer mind IMO. link Rumour has it over here that she's actually Daniel O'Donnells big sister John
Guest Posted February 2, 2005 Posted February 2, 2005 backdoor here!!!i used to go for margo`s version,i have a couple o copy`s no way worth £50come on you dealers get real?d d`s version should be worth £50,any body wanna swopp a margo for a d d,let me know,demo please,thanks joe for mention in your thread.yours ken backdoor100club link Hi Kenny I'd gladly swap a dd for a margo........unfortunately my dd is only an issue John
Guest Posted February 2, 2005 Posted February 2, 2005 Well done to Mr Wiggles on the Dee Dee sound clip. WHAT A CHOON!!!!!!!!
Guest Posted February 2, 2005 Posted February 2, 2005 Well done to Mr Wiggles on the Dee Dee sound clip. WHAT A CHOON!!!!!!!! link Margo does it best for me- but theres a very edgy version by The Identities too.
Guest Rowly Posted February 4, 2005 Posted February 4, 2005 Dee Dee along with Martha Reeves "Love Guess Who" are two of the best stripping records (I would Imagine?) Phil link Love Guess Who has become one of my all time faves... I'll listen to it a new light now. Wonder if I can get my Mrs to put your theory to the test!
Guest Andy BB Posted February 4, 2005 Posted February 4, 2005 Love Guess Who has become one of my all time faves... I'll listen to it a new light now. Wonder if I can get my Mrs to put your theory to the test! link Jesus Christ Rowly! Just don't join in. Good job you live in the middle of nowhere behind your electric gates - the world's not ready for that! Besides, won't it frighten the horses?
Guest Rowly Posted February 5, 2005 Posted February 5, 2005 Jesus Christ Rowly! Just don't join in. Good job you live in the middle of nowhere behind your electric gates - the world's not ready for that! Besides, won't it frighten the horses? link Says the man who was running around my gaff in his Boxers, baseballcap, strategically placed rosette & a monkey on his back!
Guest Andy BB Posted February 6, 2005 Posted February 6, 2005 Says the man who was running around my gaff in his Boxers, baseballcap, strategically placed rosette & a monkey on his back! link Ahem. That's all thanks to the kind soul who put the LSD in my mushroom tea!
Mike Posted February 7, 2005 Posted February 7, 2005 Just posted up a email of thanks to members regarding this thread in the front page section https://www.soul-source.co.uk/index.php?showforum=32
timthemod Posted February 7, 2005 Posted February 7, 2005 I just love Dee Dee Warwick, I bought a CD comp of her Mercury and Blue Rock sides, it got some great songs, I really enjoyed hearing for the first time the originals of Gotta Get A Hold Of Myself (The Zombies) and I'm Gonna Make You Love Me (The Supremes/Temptations). Also northern classics such as Worth Every Tear I Cry & Locked In Your Love. Brilliant version of Alfie and Ring Of Bright Water. I recently saw that ROBW the movie was to be broadcast and waited up late to hear Dee Dee sing the theme, only to be greeted with Val Doonican!! Maybe her version was used on the US release? TTM Just posted up a email of thanks to members regarding this thread in the front page section https://www.soul-source.co.uk/index.php?showforum=32 link
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