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Although I used to like the vocal more, today I cant stand Joey Dee's How can I forget you on Caneil, and much prefer the old Strut in time instrumental.

Any other offers?

Ed

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Although i don't agree, most people seem to prefer the instrumental of Michael Washington's - Stay Mine. Maybe it's Michael weedy voice?

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Although I used to like the vocal more, today I cant stand Joey Dee's How can I forget you on Caneil, and much prefer the old Strut in time instrumental.

Any other offers?

Ed

I always thought the vocals on "Job Opening" were well naff, squeeky and out of tune,

I know there's no instrumental version but maybe there should have been.............

Chris L

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I always thought the vocals on "Job Opening" were well naff, squeeky and out of tune,

I know there's no instrumental version but maybe there should have been.............

Chris L

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and the echoes - why wonder!

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I always thought the vocals on "Job Opening" were well naff, squeeky and out of tune,

I know there's no instrumental version but maybe there should have been.............

Chris L

Sacrilege! The vocals have some of the best angst-filled soul this side of the Mason-Dixon line.

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Lady Lady Lady - Boogieman Orchestra

Rosemary What Happened - Popcorn Wylie

Bari Track - Doni Burdick

The Gallop - Milton Wright

Breakaway - Steve Karmen

All these instrumentals are better than their vocal counterparts IMVHO.

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Sacrilege indeed on The Del-Larks! Similarly Love Is Alright by Cliff Nobles is a great record and I consider him to be a cruelly neglected soul singer.

I agree with Mulf regarding the merits or otherwise of Liberty on BASF. When you consider it was recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound studios in around '72 or '73 you have to wonder how they couldn't find a decent singer to put the vocal side down; the studio must have been knee-deep in great soul talent in those days. I still have a soft spot for the instrumental side, which is a real belter and stands up very well in its own right.

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Lady Lady Lady - Boogieman Orchestra

Rosemary What Happened - Popcorn Wylie

Bari Track - Doni Burdick

The Gallop - Milton Wright

Breakaway - Steve Karmen

All these instrumentals are better than their vocal counterparts IMVHO.

I hate both sides of "Rosemary..." with a passion normally reserved for The Bloody Snake. Always have and always will.

Couldn't agree more about The Gallop, a great record in its own right, doesn't need a vocal line.


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