Anybody knows which version of the r&b classic "Just a little bit" is playing in this video? (btw during a very nice footage by my friend Daniele )

I know the versions of Roy Head, Jerry Butler and Rosco Gordon, and it doesn't seem one of those.

Thanks for helping

Brian

Peg Leg Moffett - Peachtree

  ken said:

Peg Leg Moffett - Peachtree

Thanks! is it a hard one to get on 45?

  northernmod said:

Thanks! is it a hard one to get on 45?

Dont know £40/50 maybe,but the A side "the shocker" is worth loads if corectly spelt " the socker" what mine doesn't

How old is this version 1960ts, tiny Topsy for me but its very good.

Erhm....I just played the video and the refosoul...are we sure is that version (the flip of "The Shocker")??

Do you think it was being played pitched up? The refosoul seems much slower and late 60s...

Jerry Butler on VeeJay does a very nice sleezy R&B version, great Mod shuffler.

All the best

Mark

It's not the showstoppers in the video (btw very nice version, I didn't knew it). The one by tiny topsy it's a top tune! (600 $ current value?)

But I'd still like to know which is the version played in the video!

  northernmod said:

It's not the showstoppers in the video (btw very nice version, I didn't knew it). The one by tiny topsy it's a top tune! (600 $ current value?)

But I'd still like to know which is the version played in the video!

Might help ?

https://www.poparchives.com.au/feature.php?id=437

Might be Elvis's from 7ts

Edited August 9, 200816 yr by ken

Shame there are no sound clips and not all the version are up, interesting.

  RnB Rookie said:

Hi Ken

Showstoppers or Fortune Tellers ??........ same recordings...

The wiered world of soul eh !! i do like "school prom" very much !!,whats rarer ?

  ken said:

The wiered world of soul eh !! i do like "school prom" very much !!,whats rarer ?

Hi Ken,

i have no idea which is rarer. I only bought it because I had not seen the label before.

All i can tell you is my copy of F T's was a cheap buy-it-now.

I too think both sides are great.

Elvis?? I'd find it a bit strange...Elvis' voice is not a common one...

And that one in the video seem a "black" one, not a version performed by a white beat group...but I may be wrong.

  northernmod said:

Elvis?? I'd find it a bit strange...Elvis' voice is not a common one...

And that one in the video seem a "black" one, not a version performed by a white beat group...but I may be wrong.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eu1zIoFvrY

Recorded at Stax studio's.

Edited August 9, 200816 yr by ken

Lattimore Brown

This is it.

Edited August 9, 200816 yr by ken

Elvis hurr a little bit boring.

Edited August 9, 200816 yr by Prophonics 2029