Jj Barnes Baby Please Come Back Home Uk Stax

[Guest mobbsy]

could someone please give me a value, picked one up off ebay for £17 ex (i hope) ............mobbsy

[Bitchdj]

fink this came out on usa groovesville...by eck he dun arf sound like marvin gaye on this track....not too expensive on usa dunno bout british stuff

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[Guest]

Got a Canadian one,yellow label.

[Guest TONY ROUNCE]

The UK Stax release is a different mix to the Groovesville 45. Same version, just a different (and not as powerful) mix...

[Guest mobbsy]

The UK Stax release is a different mix to the Groovesville 45. Same version, just a different (and not as powerful) mix...

is has a differnt b side too

[Sean Hampsey]

is has a differnt b side too

Yes.

The B side on the UK STAX copy is "Easy Living" credited to JJ Barnes but is actually Steve Mancha!

Sean

[Guest]

Yes.

The B side on the UK STAX copy is "Easy Living" credited to JJ Barnes but is actually Steve Mancha!

Sean

Must be of the rare stamps album then.

[Sean Hampsey]

Must be of the rare stamps album then.

It's a New Holidays track on Groove City, Ken.

Both JJ Barnes and Steve Mancha were in the group but Mancha sang lead on the track.

Its also got a Groovesville number as JJ Barnes (1009)... but I aint got one, and yes, it was on Rare Stamps.

Sean

[Guest TONY ROUNCE]

Yes.

The B side on the UK STAX copy is "Easy Living" credited to JJ Barnes but is actually Steve Mancha!

Sean

Edited August 24, 2007 by TONY ROUNCE

[Guest TONY ROUNCE]

Yes.

The B side on the UK STAX copy is "Easy Living" credited to JJ Barnes but is actually Steve Mancha!

Sean

...and to compound the confusion, 'Easy Living' is again in a different mix to the one that was released on a Groove City 45 as by the Holidays!

[Paul McKay]

I would suggest it's in the £20 - 30 area.