The Dells I'd Rather Be With You

[Drew3]

New to me and heard it from a 4th Anniversary CD from Oldham's Polish Club. Superb tune.

I have searched Refosoul and can't find a clip and don't know how to upload it from the CD.

Anyone able to post it up?

KTF.

Drew.

[Drew3]

New to me and heard it from a 4th Anniversary CD from Oldham's Polish Club. Superb tune.

I have searched Refosoul and can't find a clip and don't know how to upload it from the CD.

Anyone able to post it up?

KTF.

Drew.

The Dells.......I'd Rather Be With You

Bumping this as I have a question about the lead singer(s) on this track.

Anyone able to post a sound clip please.

Anyway, I know nothing really about this groups members. On this track there are some excellent vocals by what appears (to my ears) to be two different singers; one with a very deep voice the other very high voice.

Is it two vocalists or the same person?

If it is the same singer then the guy has an amazing vocal range.

A sound clip would help with my question (or if anyone is willing to PM me with an idiots guide to putting a CD into the computer and what to press to turn it into a Refosoul clip ).

KTF.

Drew.

[Soul Shrews]

The deep bass voice is Chuck Barksdale, baritone voice is Marvin Junior and tenor is Johnny Carter , Drew

Track is from the excellant "Freedom Means" LP also on 45

Cheers Paul

Edited March 11, 2009 by soul shrews

[Drew3]

The deep bass voice is Chuck Barksdale, baritone voice is Marvin Junior and tenor is Johnny Carter , Drew

Track is from the excellant "Freedom Means" LP also on 45

Cheers Paul

Thanks Paul.

Can you post a sound clip?

It's a cracking tune!!!

Without doubt I still love me northern dancers/classics but I find myself getting into the lesser played and often slower, more soulful 60s and 70s stuff as I get older, (see my last played clip The Tymes/George Williams.....foookin' quality put on here by Johnm) .

KTF.

Drew.

Edited March 11, 2009 by Drew3