I forgot about those, there was a whole live concert from Central Perk, I mean Park. Soul Serenade was one of 'em I'll bear them in mind for the new CD which will include one very nice unissued dancer.
Total cock up on my part, I foolishly thought that because they said it was the 45 version it would be! I'm older but much wiser now (in some respects only). We're revamping that CD and will have t'correct one on then. It was nearly 20 years ago, in my defence.
Cheers
Ady
DJ Al Scott remembered her swanning into Dolphin's record shop, from where he broadcast, wearing a full length white fur coat and not surprisingly looking gorgeous!
I will John but you might have to read it from the CD booklet; or is that mean of me? Kent (Harris not the label!) will be getting the royalties after all.
Hi Bob,
I'm OK for the Perfections now thanks, Ady Potts, pmed me the scans. sorry about the photo recompense, it should have been sorted out by the staff I'm in the office on Tuesday and will sort it out then.
Ta
Ady
Dave Thorley bought it from a Scottish collector but can't remember who, I wondered where it originally came from. It sounds like the version that came out on Ebony. Does anyone know anything about that, for some reason it has produced by Rene Hall who doesn't have any other link to the loads of other versions of this that came out at the time.
Dear Boy,
Thank you so much for making my job even bleeding harder! Is the 7" without the intro just the same as the 7" with the intro in all other respects? Could you give me the catalogue number, matrix and any other relevant bits to compare to the no intro verson please? AAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh.
Ady
Yep, sounds like exactly the same backing track though not quite as good vocal as Ty, still an excellent record. Could you tell me if there are any matrix numbers different from the label or does that number on the label indicate 1964?
Thanks very much, this is all intriguing.