£3 for this..............

 

cracker

one of the best northern soul records money can buy IMHO

  chalky said:

one of the best northern soul records money can buy IMHO

I agree and cheap as chips. In fact probably cheaper!

sold hang on to it

  Ganche said:

I agree and cheap as chips. In fact probably cheaper!

You payed £2 too much !! payed a pound for me blue & white promo

  ken said:

You payed £2 too much !! payed a pound for me blue & white promo

i've got money to burn

ktf mal

  MALC45 said:

sold hang on to it

I think I should re-phrase this ...I paid £3 - wasnt an offer -sorry Theres a few on ebay tho - still as cheap - if you run malc.

  Ganche said:

I think I should re-phrase this ...I paid £3 - wasnt an offer -sorry Theres a few on ebay tho - still as cheap - if you run malc.

i'm running

ktf mal

  MALC45 said:

i've got money to burn

NOT AS MUCH AS ME, I PAID A STACK OF DOSH FOR ME JAMAICAN STATESIDE COPY .

BRI PINCHED.

Edited September 30, 200816 yr by bri pinch

Has anyone noticed there are two versions of this? It came out twice on Calla (different flips) and both have slightly different vocal takes... most noticeable in her phrasing during the title.

  cover-up said:

Has anyone noticed there are two versions of this? It came out twice on Calla (different flips) and both have slightly different vocal takes... most noticeable in her phrasing during the title.

and wasnt there a male version?

  bri pinch said:

  Ganche said:

and wasnt there a male version?

but there's male backing in the studio acetate Butch plays.

sure instrumentals up here somewhere

may be one of andy rixs 6 pacs

Also try After Loving You - Jean Wells - Calla, another cheapie.

To be honest i dunno why anyone pays a forune for records thesedays with so many underplayed quality cheapies around.

Edited October 1, 200816 yr by ken

  cover-up said:

Has anyone noticed there are two versions of this? It came out twice on Calla (different flips) and both have slightly different vocal takes... most noticeable in her phrasing during the title.

Yep and I have had the same 2 and not the alternative take yet.

  Matt Male said:

Also try After Loving You - Jean Wells - Calla, another cheapie.

To be honest i dunno why anyone pays a forune for records thesedays with so many underplayed quality cheapies around.

Well that's 2 records to play at an allnighter or 4 if you play the B-sides as well.

  Matt Male said:

Also try After Loving You - Jean Wells - Calla, another cheapie.

To be honest i dunno why anyone pays a forune for records thesedays with so many underplayed quality cheapies around.

And there a album with "after loving you" on,but no "with my love" on.....nice album tho'.

  chalky said:

one of the best northern soul records money can buy IMHO

Wish you'd have been in The Piccadilly Club, when I played it in '74 and was told to take that crap off.

Oh well

ATB

Tony

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Edited October 1, 200816 yr by Prophonics 2029

MY TATTY COPY, VINYL PERFECT THOUGH

WESTY

  dave pinch said:

  Matt Male said:

Also try After Loving You - Jean Wells - Calla, another cheapie.

To be honest i dunno why anyone pays a forune for records thesedays with so many underplayed quality cheapies around.

Totally agree

  Prophonics 2029 said:

Yep and I have had the same 2 and not the alternative take yet.

Calla 143 and 152, not that thee is a lot in 'em 143 the better take for me.

  chalky said:

Calla 143 and 152, not that thee is a lot in 'em 143 the better take for me.

Agree but the quality of the 143 is a poor recording or from an acetate.

nobodies mentioned `what have I got to lose `yet. this also came out twice but as

far as i know the same take. anybody know any different.

dave

  Prophonics 2029 said:

Agree but the quality of the 143 is a poor recording or from an acetate.

You sure? Had both and both about same quality wise, got shut of the 152.

  dave pinch said:

nobodies mentioned `what have I got to lose `yet. this also came out twice but as

far as i know the same take. anybody know any different.

dave

I've wondered about that one before Dave, I have the one with "Broomstick horse cowboy" - the first release and also the LP on Sonet with it on.

The only difference in those - as far as I can tell, is the LP version is in stereo

Don't know about the other release though...

Lovely record though isn't it!

  chalky said:

You sure? Had both and both about same quality wise, got shut of the 152.

Just folds on the dynamic parts the other seems a bit crisper like Butchs version.

I have it some where try and dig it out later.