Help Identifying A 70's Track

[s7oul]

I have a 10'' acetate of a 70's track that is familiar but I cannot recall who it is by. The acetate is unfortunately an instrumental version, the issued record I seem to remember had a strong male lead vocal to it.

Any help/information would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Pat

Edited December 10, 2007 by s7oul

[John Benson]

It's the Fantastic Puzzles

Also came out on UK Right on and was a Dave Godin pick.

But to be different - how about a Portugese copy:

With a neat cover:

[bri pinch]

It's the Fantastic Puzzles

Also came out on UK Right on and was a Dave Godin pick.

But to be different - how about a Portugese copy:

With a neat cover:

OOOOO THERE'S TASTY JOHN

BRI PINCH.

Edited December 9, 2007 by bri pinch

[s7oul]

Many thanks John

Don't know the history of the acetate and why it was an instrumental only. Any thoughts welcome.

Pat

[Guest]

Many thanks John

Don't know the history of the acetate and why it was an instrumental only. Any thoughts welcome.

Pat

As confirmed , the track is The FP .....

Why just the chorus and response harmonies ? : very strange .......

Was the Portugese copy from one of your many yearly holidays John ? .....

Malc Burton

Edited December 9, 2007 by Malc Burton

[Bjorn Nilsson]

Yes, a very strange version.

Have'nt seen the portugise one before.

Got the demo but I know the issue is quite hard.

[Guest]

Yes, a very strange version.

Have'nt seen the portugise one before.

Got the demo but I know the issue is quite hard.

One of the many gems from the collection of the renowned and creditable Mr Benson ......

Malc Burton

[John Benson]

One of the many gems from the collection of the renowned and creditable Mr Benson ......

Malc Burton

Stop it - you're making me blush!

No seriously, I only picked it up this 'century', from Ian Clark at one of the Soul Essence weekenders probably just before it started rising up in price again, it was somewhere in the five pounds region as I recall.

I haven't played it to compare but think the acetate version will be part two of the single - is the acetate a UK one by chance?

I can't imagine why they had this side done instead of the vocal?

By the way, I don't own the New Moon issue, it's just a picture I got off 'the bay'. I did have a white demo but let it go many years ago and just kept my UK Right on demo.

I would imagine the Portuguese Pye copy was released around the same time as the UK release (Right on being part of the Pye setup) But there again, I have been known to be wrong!

[s7oul]

The acetate came from America and is a 10'' single side.

The only typing on the the label is COME BACK and 45 RPM

Obviously can't date it but it looks old enough.

Any thoughts / theories appreciated

Pat

Edited December 10, 2007 by s7oul

[Guest ScooterNik]

Is it possible that its a backing disk for others to put a lead over? I appreciate that would be easier with tape, but just a thought?

[Markhopes]

For information I actually picked up a copy on yellow Pye label made in Uruguay some years ago whilst in Sao Paulo. Lovely record but on a solid centre and plays at 33 1/3.

From the same shop also picked up several copies of Nolan Porter - If I could only be sure on Brazilean Probe, which I circulated among the guys on my return.

Mark

[John Benson]

Yellow Pye eh

I don't suppose a scan of it is possible?

[Markhopes]

Yellow Pye eh

I don't suppose a scan of it is possible?

Yes no problem, just in the Middle East at the moment, will sort out this weekend when I get back. Too hot for vinyl over here!

Mark