Thanks for the response, I thought it was just that cd, pricey too! . Wonder if it's been played out? The kind of tune I'd love to hear and dance to.
It was due to be on the abandoned
'love Man' album.
Had the pleasure of hearing for the first time last night, on the end of a Richard Pryor documentary, Is there any vinyl of this track or the expanded album?
Think that's why I thought there must be a blue issue. Incidentally was there any Canadian mala releases? Slim chance their maybe still a bluey out there.
Always wondered why you never see, ' get out of my heart', on an issue. I know it's common and I assumed did quite well in the us, and it got a UK release. Always seen the yellow promo, never a blue issue. Can't find one on discogs.
There's just a hint of a grudge about who started it I think. It seems odd he's not acknowledged, bet he's not that bothered, must be minted from owning Duffer.
Norman's contribution is disputed, mainly by this guy. Couldn't find the clip I'd previously seen but its strange this Barry isn't mentioned in the list above, he was as certainly a main player when I was kicking about the west end in the mid eighties.
Pm me to reserve. Post £3.10.
Charlie Palmieri and orch- uptight/ boogalu - Atlantic demo. Ex, just a few hairlines. £ 45
Carstairs- he who picks a rose- okeh. Ex
£55 on hold
Roy Lee Johnson- boogaloo' no 5 - action ex
£32
Charmers- looking for trouble- PIP. EX
Old Stafford spin for guy. £50
Gino Washington With the United Cleaning Co.- hey football - perfecta ex
£75 recently added to discogs, rare funky soul
Bob and earl- baby I'm satisfied/ do the sissy.
UK SUE- ex. Two great sides, hard on UK
£25
Is the barn still going? Never been lucky enough for an invite myself. But I think there will be some large extended house parties. The afternighter thing has become crucial for a certain quarter of the scene.
Am I losing it post covid? Or did the goodies listen to Don Covay before Dreaming up ' black pudding Bertha'. There something in that intro and the arrangement that convince me they did, both released '75, I note.
I can remember frank Ellison devoting two pages to this exact point, that's half and hour of my life I'll never get back. If you think the following Lacks soul you're not on the same planet as me.
Fair enough, I'd call it rock and roll but I bet the ted's would lynch me. I think it's awful in another way, what a waste of his amazing voice on such an inspid, wishy washy pop tune.
Where would you put the ones coming in, year 7 and reception, for three months? The whole system is interdependent. What about university's? Just couldn't work I'm afraid.
I'm a teacher, a couple of weeks ago I doubted if we'd be back in September, now I think all years will be back in more or less full time. The union issues a red herring, academies don't recognise them anyway.