"how Can I Go On Without You", Prince Phillip Mitchell

[Philippe]

I recently bought the great Prince Phillip Mitchell CD on Grapevine, when I hear "How can I go on without you", I'M SURE I have it elsewhere in my collection (LP's only) but by who ?

Please, can someone help me through this Alzheimer moment ? Thanks in advance.

Edited February 26, 2009 by Philippe

[Bully Boy]

COREY BLAKE 7" only though on Capitol.

LP's not so sure, unless you have compilation albums as well.

Edited February 26, 2009 by Bully Boy

[Guest sandi]

COREY BLAKE 7" only though on Capitol.

LP's not so sure, unless you have compilation albums as well.

I have both copies of "How can l go on without you",

Corey Blake on Grape Vine, and John Edwards on Kent.........It's John Edwards l believe that is on an album entitled "A Careful Man", Aware Recordings.

But l could be wrong .

Sandi

[Pat Wallace]

Corey Blake is on a compilation album called Get Involved. It is an official Capitol Records release. John Edwards is on a Kent CD only. It was intended for an Aware album that never got released.

Pat

[Philippe]

...It's John Edwards l believe that is on an album entitled "A Careful Man", Aware Recordings.

But l could be wrong .

Sandi

You're right Sandi, thanks ! That's John Edwards on the "Careful man" Kent CD, though it's titled "How can I make it without you".

Edited February 26, 2009 by Philippe

[Cunnie]

Also recorded by Al Mason of Good Lovin fame.

Came out in 1994 on a very hard to find CD called I Can't Complain.

Took me ages to track down a copy.

Best version as well IMO.

[Steve G]

Also recorded by Al Mason of Good Lovin fame.

Came out in 1994 on a very hard to find CD called I Can't Complain.

Took me ages to track down a copy.

Best version as well IMO.

You reckon Cunnie?

Interesting I dug my copy out the other day and it didn't sound as good as I remembered it......might have to give it a second chance.....

Steve

[Cunnie]

You reckon Cunnie?

Interesting I dug my copy out the other day and it didn't sound as good as I remembered it......might have to give it a second chance.....

Steve

All great versions of a truly great song really Steve but Al Mason just shades it for me.

Will post it up in a mo.

[Guest Paul]

Pleasant but a bit pointless in my opinion.

The programming is bland and weak, especially the stiff drums and the fake strings and horns. It's all a bit too quantized.

Sadly typical of many tracks from the period.

[Guest Adam G]

Good version great voice but for me the John Edwards version vocally is by far the better.

[Guest sandi]

Good version great voice but for me the John Edwards version vocally is by far the better.

I'd agree with you on that point.

Sandi.

[Philippe]

Good version great voice but for me the John Edwards version vocally is by far the better.

Have you heard Phillip Mitchell ? To me both versions are great.

[Guest Adam G]

Have you heard Phillip Mitchell ? To me both versions are great.

Yes Phillip got the cd and Phillips is a good version , "just the beginning " is my favourite track fro the cd.

I really like Prince Phillip Mitchells voice but compared to a voice like John Edwards no contest .

John Edwards is just an awsome awsome voiced singer. If he can made a crap middle of the road song

like "Tin Man" one of my all time favourites .

Adam

Now if Bobby Bland did a version..........................................................

[Guest sandi]

Now if Bobby Bland did a version..........................................................

Or even John Gary Williams ! now that's a guy with a great voice

Sandi